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Lord of the Glens


Lord of the Glens is the perfect way to explore Scotland’s Highlands and coastal islands in a relaxed atmosphere. Her classical appeal embraces a timeless style with polished wood and teak decks, offering delicious cuisine and personal service.

Lord of the Glens has 26 comfortably appointed cabins, all boasting hardwood finishes, en-suite facilities and views of the passing landscapes. Meals are freshly prepared on board by a loyal brigade of chefs, drawing on a bounty of locally sourced produce, whilst the Sir Walter Scott lounge and bar, on the upper deck, provide for magnificent all-around panoramic views of the Highland scenery.

At 150 feet, the vessel was designed to transit the network of locks and canals that cut through the heart of the Highlands. Every cruise on board Lord of the Glens journeys along the hauntingly beautiful Caledonian Canal; known as the Royal Route, following its endorsement by Queen Victoria in 1873. The canal transports guests serenely from Inverness to Fort William, and with only 52 guests on board, the emphasis is not on speed, but on style, whilst the relaxed and cosy atmosphere harks back to tailor-made travel of the old-fashioned variety.


Ship Profile & Stats
  • Maiden voyage: 1985
  • Refurbished: 2000
  • Length: 150 ft
  • Beam: 34 ft
  • Draft: 10.5 ft
  • Passenger capacity (dbl): 52
Ship Amenities
  • Voltage 220/240 with British sockets
  • Hair Dryer
  • Satellite TV
  • Safe Deposit Box
  • Internal Telephone
  • WiFi
Ship Facilities
  • David Livingstone Lounge
  • Library
  • Robert Louis Stevenson Restaurant
  • Sir Walter Scott Lounge & Bar
  • Outside Viewing Areas
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Alexander Graham Bell Deck

David Roberts Deck

James Watt Deck

Thomas Telford Deck

Category Three Cabin
These cabins are the largest cabins on the vessel and are great for those who would like some extra space. All these cabins have large picture windows so you’ll never miss a thing. Each cabin has en-suite facilities (shower, toilet and washbasin) with eco-friendly Highland Company toiletries. Furthermore, there is plenty of storage space, a dressing table, a safe, a hairdryer, satellite TV, music system, telephone and individually controlled air conditioning and heating.

Category Two Cabin
All these cabins have glorious picture windows. There are four twin berth cabins (201, 202, 209 and 210) and four double-bedded cabins (211, 212, 219 and 218). Furthermore, each cabin has en-suite facilities (shower, toilet and washbasin) with eco-friendly Highland Company toiletries. And there is plenty of storage space, a dressing table, a safe, a hairdryer, satellite TV, music system, telephone and individually controlled air conditioning and heating.

Category One Cabin
These cabins are located on the James Watt Deck which is two decks below the reception level. Cabins 103 and 105 are twin-bedded. Cabin 106 can be either double or twin-bedded. Each cabin has two large portholes to enjoy the views. Each cabin has en-suite facilities (shower, toilet and washbasin) with eco-friendly Highland Company toiletries. Furthermore, there is plenty of storage space, a dressing table, a safe, a hairdryer, satellite TV, music system, telephone and individually controlled air conditioning and heating.