Lord of the Glens was built for one purpose—to fit through the network of locks, lochs, and waterways that make up the Caledonian Canal, which cuts through the very heart of the Scottish Highlands connecting the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. Add to that her ability to navigate the coastline and venture to the islands of the Inner Hebrides, and you have the basis for a singularly unique and striking expedition.
Ship Stats and Features
Cabin Count25
Capacity48
Crew Count20
CurrencyUSD
Deck Count4
Gross Tonnage729
Languageen
Launch Year1985
Length46
Speed18
Width10
Ship Facilities
Dining (1)
Enrichment (1)
Entertainment (3)
Restaurant
Meals are served in the dining room or sometimes outdoors, in a single, unassigned seating with a sociable, informal atmosphere. Meals focus on healthy cuisine including fresh Scottish poultry, trout, and other options.