Really is a must if in Edinburgh. Great attraction, spend as much or little time as you want wondering around the yacht at your own pace. Really informative and fascinating. Easily accessible from city centre by bus or tram.

We visited this attraction on a wet and windy day. All the staff we met were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The audio guide provided gave a good back story to the attraction and the whole experience was very interesting. We would also recommend visiting the tea room on the yacht. The food was good and the view was very good.

We visited Edinburgh and our hotel was in leith opposite the ocean complex, I expected to go in and look out of windows and see the brittania, but it a bit strange walking through a shopping complex to get to the start of tour, anyway we were just going to buy some trinkets in gift shop but my wife said if you want to see it lets pay, £20 each but well worth it, just the pure size of it, and also how it seems to be stuck in a time warp, staff were brilliant, we had tea and cake in tea room, that was great. Just to be around where her majesty and family, worked played ate and slept, and lived a normal life, seemed so real, and also how all the ranks on board, made it all work, and to be the pride of a nation for so long. I personally loved how all the different rankings on board had there own little social areas, with bars and such like. Engine room was an absolute picture. I have watched many a modern mega yacht video, which are mind blowing but this was doing this years before and also, had about 200 seaman and marines on board to boot.

Visited whilst on honeymoon in Edinburgh. Have had this on my bucket list since it was open to the public. Was not disappointed. Just amazing! Travelled from city centre on a Majestic tourist bus.....perfect. Bus stops right outside the complex. Was pleasantly surprised to find a shopping centre to explore, leading to the visitor centre on the 2nd floor. We arrived earlier than our booked slot (online) but it wasn't a problem. All staff amazingly helpful and professional. A tribute to the standards set by the past ships company of Britannia and fitting for such a national treasure. It was an honour to walk the decks loved by Her Majesty and the Royal family. The love felt for this beautiful ship and her history is palpable. The Trust that run her do so in a respectful way. It is an self guided tour with audio sets to point out relevant facts and highlights on each deck. Bedrooms are viewed through windows but state rooms are open to view & walk through. Britannia is a must see and much more than just a tourist attraction. It is an important & beautiful part of British history. The gift shop is unmissable too. I couldn't resist buying a corgi!

Exceeded expectations - so much to see and digest - a proper insight into the royal’s’ lives on board. A purpose built structure at the side of the yacht assisted entry onto the different levels including a lift. Could spend all day here.

Really interesting. The audio guide makes all the difference! Lots of detail that was really relevant and when the stories were being shared you could actually remember things from the news etc: loved the fact that everything was cleaned and polished daily and all the clocks were stopped at one minute past three when the queen disembarked for the very last time.

A real must if you visit Edinburgh. Well set out to take you around this beautiful yacht. With an audio handset, there was no rush. ALL staff we encountered were friendly, polite and informative. You can end your visit with some wonderful food ( I recommend a bowl of Cullen Skink) or a cream tea in the tea rooms

Very interesting tour, very well organized on this former royal yacht! We visit a very large part of it, we learn more about life on board and we even imagine ourselves in the place of the crew of the time! Very nice experience

Before you board the ship, there is a really interesting walk past some historic photos of the ship and the Royal family, and this really sets the scene perfectly for what is to follow. The audio guide is interesting and informative, and guides you through each area of each deck. We also stopped for tea and scones in the tea room, which was tasty and not too expensive. Highly recommended even though the ship has clearly seen better days, as she provides an interesting insight into the Royal family's past.

Where to start? What an absolutely fabulous experience enjoying a Burns Supper onboard the Royal Yacht Britannia and delightful overnight stay onboard the Fingal. We checked into the Fingal late afternoon and as always were blown away by the professionalism and friendliness of the reception staff on board. The welcome we received was truly second to none. Quick change and we were transported by taxi to the Royal Yacht Britannia where we were greeted by a piper and a fire dancer, before following the red carpet onboard where a champagne and canapé reception awaited. The tour of the ship was a step back in time and our party felt truly honoured to listen to the history and see where the Royal Family had enjoyed their time onboard. The personal photographs were lovely to see and it was enlightening how spartan the royal cabins were. The supper itself was a culinary feast and the waiting staff service was second to none. Fabulous Burns entertainment and full wine glasses throughout. The night finished off with a whisky tasting experience in the lounge and taxis back to the Fingal just before midnight. A truly, truly exceptional experience ended with a fabulous full Scottish Fingal breakfast the next day. 10/10 for everyone who contributed to making this event so very special.