Hebridean Spirit (Red Sea/Middle East), Hebridean International Cruises

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Public Areas

The ship has 5 decks.

The Panorama Deck features Look Out Lounge, Panorama Lounge, retracting sun awning, Observation Deck and a travel library.

The Bridge Deck houses the Mizzen Deck, Mizzen Brassiere and Mizzen Bar. A relaxation room, gym, spa, treatment room, steam room and a hair studio are located on the Promenade Deck.

The Hebridean Deck accommodates the Skye Lounge, Skye Bar and Hebridean Shop.

The Castle Deck comprises the Argyll Restaurant and Tender Embarkation Platform. The Observation Deck has ample space for sunbathing.

The on-board leisure facilities include a bar and library.

The recreational facilities include a mini gym, steamer chairs, whirlpool, heated pools, fishing equipment, bicycles, speed boats and rowing boats.

The on-board spa (E Spa), fitness centre and treatment rooms offer a variety of health and beauty treatments to rejuvenate the cruisers.

There are no exclusive facilities for children. Only children above the age of 9 years are permitted on-board.

Cabins

The Hebridean Spirit has 49 cabins graded from A to E. The A grade suites are 35 sq metres in size and E grade measures 22 sq metres. There are 41 cabins which provide an ocean view and 8 cabins have balconies.

All cabins have a large screen satellite TV, DVD player, minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities, walk-in wardrobe, small sitting area, 2 twin beds or a large double bed, a sofa bed convertible to a third bed, adequate storage space and a marble bathroom with whirlpool bath and shower.

The suites have additional facilities such as a separate living room, CD and cassette player, radio, writing desk, large walk-in closet, marble-styled walls and Jacuzzi-type bathtubs and thermostat-controlled showers.

The E grade Castles has portholes instead of windows and also have an optional third berth.

There are no wheelchair cabins for disabled cruisers.