The 2027 season in the Scottish Isles and northern Europe for one of the world’s smallest luxury cruise ships, Hebridean Princess, has just been released and to celebrate, Australian small ship cruise specialist, Cruise Traveller, is offering a 15 per cent saving for bookings made by February 13, 2026.
Cruise Traveller is the exclusive Australian representative for boutique UK cruise line, Hebridean Island Cruises, which operates the majestic Hebridean Princess. The 48-guest ship resembles a regal but cosy country house on water while showcasing the gentle pleasures of cruising with an ambience of understated elegance, sumptuous comfort, maritime tradition, refined personal service and shared conviviality.
The new 2027 season for the elegant and beautifully small Hebridean Princess offers 37 journeys of between four and eight nights featuring the beautiful Scottish Highlands, the castle-dotted waters around Scotland’s fretted and hauntingly beautiful coastline, and the majestic islands around Scotland such as the Hebrides, Orkneys, Shetlands and the Isle of Man, as well as Northern Ireland, Wales, the Channel Islands, Belgium, The Netherlands and northern France.
The 2027 season includes a new history and culture-themed itinerary in July, 2027, from Tower Bridge in central London to the Dutch and Belgian coasts with maiden calls to ports in The Netherlands such as Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam. The 2027 program also includes an array of themed cruises encompassing castles, gardens, military history, wildlife, art, photography, food and wine and nature walks.
Hebridean Princess fares in 2027 start from £2023 per person, twin-share, for a four-night cruise in the Scottish Isles, including the 15 per cent saving if booked by February 13 2026.
Fares for one of the seven-night culinary-themed cruises in 2027 sailing from Oban in Scotland on April 20, 2027, start from £4879 per person, twin-share, including the 15 per cent saving if booked by February 13, 2026. This gastronomic journey through Scottish lochs and islands celebrates the fresh produce of Scotland and features visits to farms, oyster suppliers and distilleries as well as traditional pubs and fine dining eateries, and a champagne reception in a castle.
