Hebridean Cruises

Hebridean Cruise is for those who enjoy learning about natural sciences, geography, history, gardening, art and architecture all in surroundings of a small intimate ship. Hebridean Island Cruises has two ships the MS Royal crown that has recently started 2 itineraries in the popular rivers the Rhine and the Danube, and the Hebridean Princess. Both of which up hold a traditional warm scottish country house ambience and a stately home service which is at hand exactly when it’s needed.

A Hebridean Cruise is for those who enjoy learning about natural sciences, geography, history, gardening, art and architecture all in surroundings of a small intimate ship.

The MS Royal Crown has been selected for river cruises due to her intimate size, carrying just 79 passengers you will feel like as if you’re sailing with friends on a small private yacht. With mahogany panelling and Art Deco style, she echoes Hebridean’s style of luxury cruising with an uncompromising level of service and standard of cuisine.

Royal Crown offers the highest degree of comfort with a luxurious lounge, a fine dining restaurant, library, sundeck with bar, personal concierge and a choice of suites including Royal Suites, Premium Suites and Deluxe Suites.

With Hebridean River Cruises everything is included - alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, shore tours, taxes and gratuities, a guest speaker programme and return travel to and from the UK.

Itineraries

The Rhine is one of the most famous European rivers, flowing from Lake Constance in Switzerland to the North Sea at The Netherlands. Relax in comfort of Hebridean;s Royal Crown as you cruise past famous cities, vineyards and valleys of Europe visiting UNESCO World Heritage site of the Rhine Gorge where fairy-tale castle and magnificent cathedrals still exist.

The sheer magnificence of the Danube makes it one of the continents major geographical features. On your river cruise you will explore the great cities of Central Europe as we sail from the German town of Passau through Austria, Hungary and Slovakia taking in Melk, Budapest, Bratislava and Vienna.