Launched in June 2019, the “Glen Shiel” is the second vessel to be built at Ardmaleish Boatbuilding Co Ltd for The Majestic Line (Scotland) Ltd.

The 24m/78ft long vessel is a purpose-built steel-hulled cruiser.  Designed in the traditional style, with brass and hardwoods, to compliment the appeal and luxury of a 1930s Gentleman’s yacht.

Due to a more powerful engine for faster sailing the “Glen Shiel” will undertake 10-night cruises to the West Coast of the Outer Hebrides, St. Kilda, and remote Wester Ross.

The guest areas include:

• 7 double ensuite cabins, which can accommodate 12 guests
• Indoor deck saloon
• Observation saloon
• Outdoor deck

There is also separate living areas for the crew accommodation.

Technical Specifications:

• Length:-     24m/78ft
• Depth:-      2.4m/7.8ft
• Breadth: –  7m/23ft
• Estimated tonnage:-   121.4tonnnes
• Construction Material:-   steel

Glen Shiel on slip at Ardmaleish Boatbuilding Co Ltd – 4th June 2019

Glen Shiel leaving Ardmaleish Boatbuilding Co Ltd on 4th June 2019

Glen Shiel 4th June 2019 – heading off towards Dunoon

Launched  in July 2004, the “Mary Hill” is a detailed replica of a clyde coal puffer. The 42ft vessel has been commissioned by Sir Robert Smith and will be used as a pleasure craft for hire on the Forth & Clyde canal.

The “Mary Hill” will be on display at the Scottish Boat Show being held this year at the Falkirk Wheel between 13-15 August.

Designed specifically for comfortable Scottish inland cruising, the accommodation comprises –
• 2 double cabins
• A spacious light saloon
• heads (WC)
• Galley area
• Full standing room throughout
• Wheelhouse steering position with all round visibility
• Side, fore and aft decks with rails all round.

Technical Specifications
Length Overall  – 12.8m / 42 ft
Beam – 3.08m / 10.1 ft
Draught – .925m / 3 ft
Displacement – 19220kg / 42380lb
Engine – 50 hp
MCA – Category C (3)
RCD – C Inshore