Key renovations have been made including the removal of the Bay grade cabins and the introduction of two new single Loch grade cabins, each with their own private facilities. Also, two single Sound cabins have been renamed and upgraded to double occupancy as well as the Isle of Canna being reclassified from a double to a single cabin. The ship’s significant refurbishment indicates an ongoing commitment to delivering a luxury travel experience and ensuring that Hebridean Princess will continue to sail for many years to come.
New itineraries include the Grand Cruise to the North and St Kilda, An East Coast Adventure and the Grand Celtic Cruise providing guests with the opportunity to further explore the dramatic British coastline and discover new waters in Northern France and Ireland.
The first itinerary of the season, Lochs of Argyll, explores a string of unforgettable and historic locations around the beautiful Argyll region. The cruise visits Inveraray, Crarae, the Isle of Bute and the Cumbrae Islands where guests can enjoy off-the-beaten track excursions and a sumptuous Gala Dinner at the end of the voyage.
Later this summer, Hebridean Princess will journey to Portsmouth, joining fellow All Leisure Holidays vessels, mv Discoveryand mv Minerva. All three ships will have summer sailings from Portsmouth during 2011.
