Waverley

Having left Rothesay Waverley makes her way to Largs,she passes Cumbrae heading for Ayr ,for her final port of call of the day.

Flinterhunze

Heading up to Sheildhall with wind mill parts.

Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria's first visit to the Clyde on the 28 July 2010,she was escorted down the Clyde by Waverley.

Bro Distributor

Bro Distributor passing the liner Ocean Countess at Greenock Ocean Terminal.

Ocean Countess

Ocean Countess joined the Cruise & Maritime Voyages fleet in April 2010 under charter from the widely respected and long established Majestic International Cruises Group who also operate the popular Ocean Majesty, well known to the British market. The ship originally entered service as the Cunard Countess and became one of the best-known ships to sail the Caribbean Sea. With her distinctive traditional profile, the 17,593 grt Ocean Countess has seven passenger decks, a generous amount of deck space, is stabilised and air conditioned throughout, and accommodates about 800 passengers.

Waverley