    
Write a Review on this Ship DiningThere is 1 main restaurant called Columba Restaurant.
The Columba Restaurant has sea view windows. Here the menu includes fresh local cuisine. Breakfasts are informal affairs and there are 2 formal nights. Breakfasts and lunches are served in the same dining room combining both waiter and buffet service. However there is only one sitting for dinner, the wine list is good and there is a broad range of whiskeys.
On the sheltered Sun deck there is a bar where tea, coffee and drinks are available along with the occasional barbeque.
Dress code is casual during the day. For evenings its smart casual, for e.g., shirt and trousers or informal (jacket and tie) for men and ladies appear in casual elegance. For formal evenings, men wear dark suit or dinner jacket and women wear cocktail dress.EntertainmentThe main Tiree Lounge has big picture windows with a fireplace. Look-Out Lounge is an ideal place for smokers.
The ship offers shore visits most days, by beach landing on distant area or remote beaches. It also provides a coach excursion, a lively walk, a gentle stroll or on ships bikes.
There is an excellent library containing books as well as games and videos.
Clay pigeon shooting is available on-board. There is a shop where guests can purchase souvenirs.
An entrance fee is levied for passengers who visit gardens, castles and other attractions. There are bicycles on-board which can be used by guests, and are free of charge. Fishing trips are conducted occasionally on the small speedboats available on-board.
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Ship Info Year Entered Service: 1964 Onboard Currency: GBP Nationality of Crew: British officers, crew and staff No. of Crew: 38 No. of Passengers: 49 Tonnage: 2112 Passenger/crew ratio: 1.3 Passenger/space ratio: 43.1 Cruise Line's Website:
www.hebridean.co.uk
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