After being undercover for the winter months, Elizabeth G has arrived at her summer berth to reveal a total interior redesign and refit. She is still the same sturdy ocean-going vessel on the outside, but inside, guest accommodation is totally new, with four double or twin cabins, each with its own ensuite and a completely refurbished and more spacious deck saloon, with bar and library. Finishes are very much in keeping with the maritime theme, with lots of solid wood, chrome and brass fittings, as well as island tweed soft furnishings. There is plenty of clever storage in the cosy cabins, which are all newly carpeted and have central heating and high quality mattresses. A good night’s sleep is guaranteed!
Elizabeth G is the smaller of our two vessels and offers excellent value for money for a high level of onboard hospitality, crew expertise and exclusive itineraries. We hope that the many guests who have expressed real affection for Elizabeth G will return to enjoy a new adventure on board and enoy the extra luxury.
"Skipper Rob and the crew surpassed all expectations, never failing to get us ashore on to some of the remotest islands in the Hebrides and providing meals of a truly cordon bleu standard on our return. It was without doubt, one of the most interesting, fascinating and relaxing trips we have ever enjoyed. Our thanks to Rob and the crew. Elizabeth G I love you. We will be back.” Richard Rees
We loved our cruise on the Elizabeth G. Craig, Zoe, James and Charlie looked after us all so well; they couldn't have done more. The food was out of this world, absolutely five star! The excursions onto the islands and remote secluded bays were so expertly lead by Zoe. She was constantly on the look for interesting birds and creatures to show us. We were delighted to watch an otter come out of the sea and up the shore and also to see dolphins, sea eagles, razorbills, puffins, guillemots, shags, a skua and the list could go on and on... Craig attended to our every need on board and the captain (James) kindly invited us to go and see the engine room and the also the bridge. Both were fascinating. I would not hesitate to recommend this amazing holiday.
Cath and Martin Jones: 29 April 2023Skye and the Small Isles: Hebridean horizons