The river Clyde was the birthplace of many of the world's most iconic ships - the Cunard "Queens", HMS Hood and most recently the new "D" class destroyers for the Royal Navy. It used also to be home to the world famous Clyde steamers. This was a fleet, or more correctly, fleets of small paddle steamers, turbines and latterly motor... More

Had a fab time on the waverly. we really must try and save this ship, before we lose it forever More

Good Fun but Expensive if you are taking the Family or you are a pensioner. More

I have used the Waverly more than once and it is an excellent way to see the Clyde Coast as well as being able to have a wee drink. The views are stunning and the historic Waverly is facinating with viewing areas into the engine room. A good value trip which is entertaining and a learning experience at the same... More

did not enjoy my trip on the waverley, it was full of drunks and the prices at the bar were so high, so i cant understand how they could get so drunk on those prices. i did travel at night. If you are visiting as apart of a family i would suggest a day trip with more civilised travellers. its... More

this is one of the last paddle steamers, the waverley, in the world. it is all beautiful wood and polished brass. we went from Bute to Arran and back and it was absolutely fantastic. Not to be missed. More

Sailed from North Shield,s to Hartlepool Tall Ship,s August 2011,Great value and experience,full ship and weather was kind,Back to North Shield,s at end of day,All in all a super day on the MV Balmoral.A must do once in your life-time More

watch out for people who get smashed in the bars!!!! More

well worth taking a trip when visiting glasgow in the summer months the whole experience of the River Clyde as seen from one of the last paddle steamers is not to be missed. The restaurant offers excellent food and the bar is well stocked and on some days there is a band playing which adds to the ambience of the... More