Le Laperouse

 Le Lapérouse is a luxury expedition ship operated by the French cruise line Ponant. Launched in 2018, it is the lead vessel of the Ponant Explorers class. The ship accommodates just 184 passengers and features high-end French amenities alongside the "Blue Eye," a unique multi-sensory underwater observation lounge.

Photographed here departing from Greenock.

MRV Scotia

 The MRV Scotia is a 65-meter Marine Research Vessel based in Aberdeen, Scotland. As the flagship for Marine Scotland, it conducts crucial fish stock assessments and environmental monitoring in the North Sea and Atlantic waters. She is frequently stationed in Aberdeen where she was photographed.

Wrestler

 Tug Wrestler heading down the Clyde.

Hound Suporter

 Hound Supporter refueling atVictoria Harbour Greenock today from Sandbank Holy Loch.

Spitsbergen

 The MS Spitsbergen is a dedicated polar expedition ship operated by HX Expeditions (formerly Hurtigruten Expeditions). Built in 2009 and fully reconstructed for expedition cruising in 2016, she is a highly agile, ice-strengthened vessel that carries just 150 guests, allowing her to access remote coastlines that larger ships cannot reach.

Named after the largest island in the Svalbard archipelago, the ship is explicitly tailored for Arctic and Antarctic voyages.

She was seen here at Fairlie Pier,were she was given a send off by the Millport Pipe Band.

MV Loch Frisa

 MV Loch Frisa departing Oban for the Isle of Mull.

MV Glen Massan

 In 2004 Glen Massan became the very first Majestic Line boat. A former fishing boat, this wooden hulled vessel was bought by Andy Thoms and Dr Ken Grant in 2003 and brought back to the Holy Loch where she was lovingly converted into a comfortable cruising vessel.

Transformed into a bespoke cruise ship, Glen Massan can accommodate 11 guests in 6 double/twin ensuite cabins. There are two cabins on the main deck and four cabins below deck.