Kilmun Pier

Lying on the north shore of the Holy Loch is the small village of Kilmun; the pier was built by David Napier who was famous for constructing the boiler for the paddle steamer Comet.

The pier was built along with a hotel in 1827 for the purpose of transporting passengers to Inveraray.

Although the pier closed officially in 1971 it is still used by Western Ferries as an overnight berth for their ferries.

Dolphin Of Rhu

Wec Van Gogh

Wec Van Gogh heading up the Firth to her anchorage point just beside Greenock Ocean Terminal.

The Glenlee

Built in 1896 in Port Glasgow,the Glenlee is one of only five Clydebuilt sailing ships still afloat.

Click HERE to see the official site and learn more about her time afloat.

Largs Life Boat

The Largs life boat seen here during one of the RNLI open days.

Apollo Hawk

Apollo Hawk passing Greenock empty.

Shoalway

Shoalway on the upper Clyde,once dredging has finished she takes her spoil to a point at the entrance of Loch Long to be dumped.

Click HERE for some more pictures