A View from the Top
Atop Lord of the Glens is the Thomas Telford Deck. The social hub of the ship, where guests meet, relax and dine. From the outside viewing areas watch the majestic landscape of Scotland’s Highlands and Islands glide by. An unforgettable experience.
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Thomas Telford Deck
Thomas Telford is regarded as one of Scotland’s finest engineers and built many of the roads and bridges you may see on your Scottish travels. The Thomas Telford Deck hosts the Sir Walter Scott Lounge and Bar, the David Livingstone Lounge and Library. Two viewing terraces are located forward and aft of the ship.
Sir Walter Scott Lounge
For smaller, intimate gatherings, the Sir Walter Scott lounge is ideal. With stunning panoramic views, nothing will be missed and there is always something to talk about. The lounge sits at the front of the ship, with the bar nearby.
I’m writing this by way of thanks for the wonderful voyage my party had on The Lord of the Glens last week. Helped of course by the fine weather we had for the entire trip. The food quality and restaurant service were excellent and, in the lounge, and bar the efficient and pleasant service provided by Eamon and Kayleigh was first class. I must make special mention of Tony and David who accommodated and made possible the walks and extra shore excursions that we had planned. Nothing was too much trouble for David in responding to our demanding requests. Many of my party are businessmen and some commented that the work attitude and ethos of the whole crew must come from the top. It has certainly filtered down. Thanks again for a truly superb voyage in every respect and I wish you good fortune with your new vessel next year. The 5 of us had a wonderful time on LOTG. We don’t all meet very often so it was a treat for us to do so.
David Livingstone Lounge and Library
Aft of the ship is the David Livingstone Lounge and Library. Great for quiet contemplation and appreciation of the landscape. Additionally, a small library offers a small selection of varied reading material.
Delightful Appeal
The public rooms on board Lord of the Glens boast traditional decor. Light fittings are from the Nord Norge whilst seating includes 1929 ‘Riviera’ armchairs from the legendary ‘Cote d’Azur’ Express – a famous luxury train that worked throughout the 1930s in France.
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Always on hand to help
Our crew is always on hand to help. From attentive service in the bar and lounge to answering questions about the voyage and ship. Whatever your need, our crew will fulfil your request.
Exploring the waterways of Scotland
Lord of the Glens is a ship like no other, sailing with confidence and grace. From exploring the Caledonian Canal to island inlets, Lord of the Glens offers voyages of discovery throughout the heart of Scotland. Enjoying comfortable cabins and relaxing on deck is second nature. Relishing some of Scotland’s most beautiful landscapes and indulging in locally sourced menu creations is a wonderful way to spend time with others.
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