Tuesday 28th October to Tuesday 4th November 2025

A cruise of enticing variety as Hebridean Princess cruises south from Oban to the Clyde. This spellbinding cruise takes in a wonderful diversity of architectural gems from grand houses to a baronial castle.

Tuesday 28th October

For the final time this season, guests embarked in Oban and we set sail for our overnight anchorage in Loch Na Mile, Jura.

Wednesday 29th October

This morning we tendered guests ashore at Craighouse, Isle of Jura, for walks ashore along the bank of the loch.

We spent the afternoon cruising the North Channel on passage towards our overnight anchorage off Holy Isle.

Thursday 30th October

This morning, we arrived and berthed alongside in Troon, where a coach transported guests to visit Culzean Castle, Robert Adam’s cliff-top masterpiece.

After lunch on board, the afternoon was spent exploring Dundonald Castle.

We remained alongside in Troon overnight.

Friday 31st October

Guests enjoyed a full day tour of Dumfries House and grounds with lunch.

When all guests were safely back on board, we sailed to our overnight berth alongside in Brodick, Isle of Arran.

Saturday 1st November

Ashore on the Isle of Arran, our morning tour was Brodick Castle and gardens, the only island country park in Scotland.

During lunch we sailed into Largs, where a coach was available to take guests to visit Ardgowan House.

We remained alongside in Largs overnight.

Sunday 2nd November

Our morning visit was Hunterston House and castle, seat of the Clan Hunter.

We spent the afternoon cruising East Kyle and Loch Striven on passage towards overnight anchorage off Rothesay, Isle of Bute.

Monday 3rd November

Ashore at Rothesay, Tomorrow morning, guests enjoyed a visit to Mount Stuart House, the flamboyant Neo-Gothic seat of the Marquess of Bute.

During lunch we sailed to Greenock for the final visit to Finlaystone House, seat of the Clan MacMillan where a warm family welcome awaited.

The farewell gala dinner was held alongside in Greenock.

Tuesday 4th November

Guests disembarked in Greenock and we wish them a very safe onward journey. Haste ye back.