Caribbean Princes

Caribbean Princes rounds the Tail of the Bank and passes the Cloch lighthouse on her way into the Firth .

Arklow Raven

Arklow Raven passing Renfrew on her way to Shieldhall.

Tower Hill

Tower Hill Gourock,an excellent viewpoint for watching the ships go by.

Loch Linnhe

Loch Linnhe berthed at Largs pier.

Gourock

Looking across the bay as the sun sets behind the hills.

MV Lord of the Isles

Caledonian Mac Braynes ferry Lord of the Isles being manoeuvred by Battler in James Watt Dock.

MS Hanseatic

MS Hanseatic (previously Society Adventurer) is a five-star cruise ship owned by the Hapag-Lloyd cruise line. According to the Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships, it is the only five-star expedition-cruise ship worldwide. Built in 1991, she specialises in trips to the Antarctic. She was built as Society Adventurer, but was renamed when she was purchased by Hanseatic Tours, as the fourth in a line of Hanseatics. In 1997, Hapag-Lloyd purchased Hanseatic Tours, and she passed into their ownership.

SD Northern River

SD northern River seen passing Dumbarton on her way to Glasgow to collect specialised equipment for submarine rescue, a duty she has carried out for a few years. The Clyde has a few training areas for Royal Navy Submarines as well as a base at Faslane on the Gareloch.

MV Coruisk

MV Coruisk on loan from CalMac for the winter season,she does the peak time runs for Argyll ferries,Gourock to Dunoon,although she isn't allowed to carry any vehicles.