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Cruise Itinerary

Date	Port	Arrive	Depart
24 Aug 2026	Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland	Embark	Overnight
25 Aug 2026	Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland
25 Aug 2026	Isle of Skye, Scotland	Armadale
26 Aug 2026	Tobermory, Scotland
27 Aug 2026	Craignure, Scotland
28 Aug 2026	Oban, Scotland
28 Aug 2026	Corpach, Scotland
29 Aug 2026	Neptune's Staircase, Scotland
29 Aug 2026	Caledonian Canal, Scotland
29 Aug 2026	Fort Augustus, Scotland
30 Aug 2026	Caledonian Canal, Scotland
30 Aug 2026	Loch Ness, Scotland
30 Aug 2026	Inverness, Scotland		Overnight
31 Aug 2026	Inverness, Scotland	Disembark

7 Night Cruise sailing from Kyle of Lochalsh to Inverness aboard Lord of the Highlands.

An enthralling cruise exploring the hidden sea lochs and islands off Scotland’s western shore and through the very heart of the Scottish Highlands. Showcasing the jewels of Kyle Rhea, the Sounds of Sleat and Mull, the glistening waters of Loch Linnhe and the endlessly fascinating waters of the Caledonian Canal.

Cameras at the ready for our first visit to Eilean Donan Castle, the most photographed castle in Scotland. Trace the legacy of Clan Donald at the Museum of The Isles housed in the grounds of Armadale Castle.

Nestled in the colourful island capital and established in 1798, Tobermory distillery is a bastion of tradition and artistry. Taste the contrasting whiskies crafted here before travelling to the sacred isle of Iona to relish the tranquillity of the restored Benedictine abbey.

Duart Castle, seat of the Clan Maclean for over 700 years, proudly guards the sea cliffs on the Isle of Mull and was brought back from ruin in 1911. Embark on a walking tour of Oban which takes in the panoramic vistas from McCaig’s Tower.

At Glenfinnan, visit the iconic monument honouring the fallen Jacobite clansmen, framed by spectacular Highland scenery. From sea level, Lord of the Highlands ascends the spectacular eight interconnected locks of Neptune’s Staircase to Banavie, and we spend the day relaxing on board as we transit the length of the canal which connects the Great Glen’s four lochs.

After cruising Loch Ness, the delights of Cawdor Castle await. Forever immortalised in Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the 14th century home of the Thanes of Cawdor boasts three very different gardens, each with their own unique history and appearance.

The challenge as with her sister vessel ‘Lord of the Glens’ was to craft a vessel that could both transit the intricate waters of the Caledonian Canal as well as navigate the sheltered waters around Scotland’s hauntingly beautiful fretted west coast, the result being the splendid ‘Lord of the Highlands’. Its elegance calls to mind that of a luxury yacht.

There are 19 outward facing state cabins spread over two decks each named with references to John Buchan’s “THIRTY-NINE STEPS”. Each cabin is finished in hardwood finishes, plush carpeting, dressing table, stool, wardrobe, satellite tv, and en suite facilities with shower, wc and washbasin. All state cabins are air conditioned and heated with an internal telephone and picture windows.

All sailings are made during daylight hours and overnight moorings are alongside with no tendering required. At each port of call there is time to independently explore as well as a programme of included shore visits. Dependent on the itinerary these include Culloden & Clava Cairns, West Highline Line to Glenfinnan, Isle of Iona, Clan Donald Centre on Skye and Eilean Donan Castle.

The cuisine is excellent, freshly prepared onboard by a loyal and long serving brigade of chefs, drawing on the rich bounty of locally sourced produce. What could be more delightful than to awake to the prospect of a full scottish breakfast and for early risers to take advantage of the complimentary hot beverages that await in the lounge and for that matter for the rest of the day as well?

Lord of the Highlands was constructed by Spanish craftsmen in Vigo for completion in July 2019 but will only enter passenger service in May 2020.

Hebridean Island Cruises has been setting the benchmark for luxury cruising since 1989. Featuring some of the finest Privately Escorted Tours, our small, five star luxury cruise ship – Hebridean Princess – affords our guests the highest standards of luxury cruise ship accommodation, together with a level of service from an almost forgotten era.

Each all-inclusive cruise is carefully planned by our own highly experienced researchers, whose brief is to capture the cultural essence and historical significance of each port of call.

Hebridean Princess, the small cruise ship which re-introduced the ‘Golden Age of Cruising’ nineteen years ago, will show you the dramatic coast of Scotland and the Western Isles and Norway from the best possible vantage point.

Outstanding service, fine cuisine, unusually spacious cabins and some of the most elegant public rooms afloat, the Hebridean Experience offers you the most relaxing luxury holiday you could wish for. An all-inclusive tariff, the very best in personal service, and some of the finest Privately Escorted Tours all tailored to be as individual as you are.