Logs
The fresher days of autumn, many illuminated by bright sunshine and clear blue skies, are the prefect moment for a short break. Cruising shimmering lochs backed by tree-clad hills, taste the magic and romance of the Clyde from the reassuring warmth of Hebridean Princess.
Tuesday 3rd November — Greenock
Our final voyage of the season began at Greenock Ocean Terminal, where guests embarked during the day. In the evening we sailed down the Clyde and anchored overnight off Millport on Great Cumbrae.
Wednesday 4th November — Millport and Loch Fyne
In the morning we visited Millport, where guests went for walks on the island and visited the Cathedral of the Isles.
We spent the afternoon cruising Loch Fyne and anchored overnight off Ardrishaig.
Thursday 5th November — Ardrishaig and Portavadie
In the morning we visited Ardrishaig, from where guests visited Kilmartin Museum and Kilmartin Glen.
In the afternoon we called at Portavadie, where guests went for walks ashore.
We anchored overnight in Holy Loch.
Friday 6th November — Holy Loch and Rhu
In the morning guests visited the historic Kilmun Church and Argyll Mausoleum at Holy Loch.
In the afternoon we visited Rhu, where guests visited The Hill House.
That evening we anchored off Greenock and held the farewell gala dinner where we also said farewell to Senior Purser Louise Campbell, who is leaving the ship after more than 25 years of service.
Saturday 7th November — Greenock
Guests disembarked in Greenock during the morning, bringing the season to a close. We hope to welcome you all back on board next year.
Our thanks to guest Martin Lamb for some of the images used on the cruise log.
