HMS Britannia (Royal Yacht)

HMS Britannia was a royal yacht of the British Royal Navy, used primarily as a private vessel for the British royal family for leisure and official visits. Launched in 1894, it served as a symbol of royal prestige and diplomacy. The yacht was equipped with luxurious amenities and designed for comfort and elegance during royal trips. It was decommissioned in 1960 and later preserved as a static museum in Leith, Scotland, offering visitors insight into royal maritime history. HMS Britannia played a significant role in representing the monarchy while engaging with other nations through diplomatic cruises.