02 Sept 2026

Lord of the Glens 2027 Cruise Directory

Hebridean Island Cruises Stand: E172
Lord of the Glens 2027 Cruise Directory

Discover the intimate inland waterways of the legendary Caledonian Canal and the breathtaking west coast of Scotland on board Lord of the Glens - a vessel as unique and captivating as the landscapes she navigates.
Lord of the Glens is part of the Hebridean Island Cruises family, whose flagship Hebridean Princess has been synonymous with luxury small-ship cruising in Scotland for almost 40 years, and whose newest ship, Lord of the Highlands, continues that same tradition today. That same spirit of craftsmanship, warmth and genuine hospitality runs through every voyage on Lord of the Glens.
Perfectly proportioned for these remarkable waters, Lord of the Glens offers the ideal way to explore the Scottish Highlands and Hebridean islands at an unhurried, deeply rewarding pace. Her interior strikes an elegant balance between contemporary style and traditional warmth, with polished hardwood, rich furnishings, and a welcoming atmosphere that feels more country house than cruise ship.
All 25 cabins are beautifully appointed, each featuring hardwood finishes, en-suite facilities, and windows that frame the ever-changing Highland scenery like living paintings. In the Robert Louis Stevenson restaurant, a dedicated brigade of chefs produces freshly prepared menus that celebrate the finest locally sourced Scottish produce. Above, the Sir Walter Scott lounge and bar occupies a prime position on the upper deck, its panoramic windows offering uninterrupted, all-round views of the passing landscape.
With just 50 guests on board, Lord of the Glens offers full board dining and every shore excursion in her published itineraries as standard - with the freedom to choose your own drinks and decide your own gratuities.
Every voyage follows the hauntingly beautiful Caledonian Canal - known as the Royal Route since Queen Victoria lent it her endorsement in 1873 - gliding serenely between Inverness, Oban and Kyle of Lochalsh. This is travel defined not by speed or scale, but by style, intimacy, and an unhurried elegance that recalls the very finest traditions of the golden age of exploration.

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