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.

Kia Ora RO 62

 Kia Ora RO 62 at Rothesay Harbour Isle of Bute.

Tobermory

Tobermory boat tours,she didn't have have a name painted on when I passed.

NLV Pharos

 NLV Pharos is a lighthouse tender operated by the Northern Lighthouse Board ,she is seen here at James Watt Dock Greenock.

Windcat 23

 WINDCAT 23 is a 18-meter-long, UK-flagged high-speed catamaran crew transfer vessel (CTV) primarily used for transporting technicians to offshore wind farms, according to MarineTraffic and Alewijnse. Operating as part of the Windcat Workboats fleet (now part of CMB.TECH), it features specialized personnel transfer capabilities for the European offshore energy sector. 

She was seen here at Oban .

Le Lyrial

Le Lyrial is a 264-passenger luxury expedition ship built in 2015 and operated by the French cruise line PONANT. As the fourth and final vessel in PONANT’s sister-ship series, she features an ice-strengthened hull for polar voyages and an elegant, intimate design focused on French luxury.

She was photographed here departing Greenock Ocean Terminal.

Lifeboat and survival craft training

 Lifeboat and survival craft training in Greenock Victoria Harbour.

Sophie Ann

Sophie Ann work boat belonging to Bakkafrost fish farm company,she is seen here at Girvan Harbour were she was built at Nobles boat yard.

Fairplay 62

 Fairplay 62 German tractor tug.

SD Impetus

 Submarine tug SD Impetus at the Great Harbour Greenock.

KENMAUR K64

 KENMAUR K64 arriving at Oban.

Harry McGill

 Harry McGill at Ardmaleish Boatbuilding Company,unsure if its still owned by Briggs Marine,it was built in 1959.

Eloise Eslea and Havgul

Eloise Eslea and Havgul Scottish Sea Farm Boats at Oban.