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Read the latest stories featuring The Majestic Line
Read the latest stories featuring The Majestic Line
The Telegraph (July 2025)
Wildlife spotters may see dolphins, porpoises, seals, basking sharks, minke whales and orcas, as well as sea birds from puffins and petrels to gannets and guillemots. This is slow travel at its best with ample time to admire the Scottish scenery.
World of Cruising (April 2025)
The mussels on our last night aboard could not have been fresher β harvested from the farm in Mullβs Loch Spelve that supplies most UK supermarkets. We also enjoyed beef and venison from local farmers; fresh-caught cod and haddock, served with delicate sauces that would have the Masterchef judges licking their lips, and a truly splendid cheese board, with different varieties each evening.
Smart Luxury (April 2025)
The whole experience is like having a private charter, albeit with a few friends you've not met before . . . We anchored in Loch Melfort, where the water came to an end in a forested natural amphitheater filled with bird song. The chef conjured up a venison tagliatelle, and the rest of the evening was lost in a gentle haze of wine and conversation.
Discover Britain (December 2024)
As this was our last afternoon on the boat, I also took time to reflect on the overall experience. I spent time alone standing on the top deck, in true Kate Winslet style, breathing in the clean air, and trying to absorb absolutely everything so that I wouldnβt forget a thing.
QuirkyCruise (October 2024)
Itβs hard to overemphasize the role that The Majestic Line have played in the massive success and growth of small ship cruising in Scotland. Over the last two decades they have proved all the doubters - who couldnβt see small ship cruising in these often-unpredictable Atlantic waters working - wrong.