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The ship combines Caledonian Canal cruising with coastal voyages among Scotland’s Inner Hebrides. Bicycles and kayaks are carried for selected shore and water-based exploration.
Lord of the Glens is a 46-guest Lindblad Expeditions expedition ship, in service since 1985. This page lists 5 upcoming departures across 2 itineraries, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
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A small expedition-size ship at 729 gross tons — #550 of 565 ships we track. 16 tons of ship per guest.
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
Lord of the Glens is a small Scottish expedition vessel designed to pass through the Caledonian Canal’s locks and lochs while also sailing the Inner Hebrides. Lindblad Expeditions lists space for 46 guests and 20 staff and crew across four decks and 24 cabins. Its intimate scale, polished-wood interiors, teak decks, lounges, and outdoor viewing areas suit travelers seeking scenic exploration and a relaxed country-house atmosphere rather than resort-style cruising.
The ship combines Caledonian Canal cruising with coastal voyages among Scotland’s Inner Hebrides. Bicycles and kayaks are carried for selected shore and water-based exploration.
Meals are served in the dining room or occasionally outdoors, with single unassigned seating and a focus on fresh Scottish ingredients such as poultry and trout.
Two lounges and two open-air viewing areas provide social and scenic spaces, complemented by informal expedition activities and onboard time between shore visits.
The ship has 24 cabins across four decks, with a traditional country-house style featuring polished wood and fine fabrics.
Bicycles and kayaks support active exploration, but no dedicated children’s facilities are identified in the current ship information.
No dedicated spa or wellness facilities are identified; the onboard experience emphasizes scenery, walking, kayaking, and cycling.
The ship is a small, older vessel; secondary ship information reports no elevator and no accessible cabins. Travelers with mobility needs should confirm suitability directly before booking.
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Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens
Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens
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| Jun 7, 2027 | Jun 14, 2027 | Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens | 7 | Book → | |
| Aug 2, 2027 | Aug 9, 2027 | Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens | 7 | Book → | |
| Aug 9, 2027 | Aug 16, 2027 | Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens | 7 | Book → | |
| Aug 16, 2027 | Aug 23, 2027 | Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens | 7 | Book → | |
| Aug 23, 2027 | Aug 30, 2027 | Scotland's Highlands and Islands Aboard Lord of the Glens | 7 | Book → |
Lord of the Glens is registered in United Kingdom.
Lord of the Glens carries about 46 guests with roughly 20 crew.
Lord of the Glens entered service in 1985.
At 729 gross tons and 46 m long, Lord of the Glens is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 2% of the 565 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.