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Paddle Steamer WAVERLEY the Last Seagoing Paddle Steamer in the World Paddle Steamer WAVERLEY The last seagoing paddle steamer in the World Celebrate Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters 20/21 by taking a cruise aboard the famous Waverley Clyde Timetable 2021 - June 24 to August 22 Further sailings will be announced beyond August 22 Steam Engine | Self-Service Restaurant | Heated Lounges | Souvenirs Coastal Scenery | Exclusive Hire | Fundraising Cruises | Coach Tours Paddle Steamer Waverley is proudly owned by a registered charity and operated on a not-for-profit basis Donate onlinein association withat the waverleyexcursions.co.uk Paddle Steamer Preservation Society, or call 0141 243 2224 or Text STEAMwaverleyexcursions.co.uk followed by |£10 0141 or 243 £20 2224 to 70085 [email protected] Clyde Summer Sailings - June 24 to August 22 First sailings of the 2021 season THURSDAY SATURDAY June 24 June 26 Glasgow 1000 Glasgow 1000 Greenock 1145 Helensburgh C Dep 1100 Blairmore 1215 Kilcreggan 1200 Cruise Loch Long to Dunoon 1230 Arrochar & Loch Goil Tighnabruaich 1400/1515 Blairmore 1545 Dunoon 1655 Greenock 1615 Kilcreggan 1720 Glasgow 1800 Helensburgh C Arr 1810 Glasgow 1920 FRIDAY June 25 SUNDAY Glasgow 1000 June 27 Dunoon 1210 Glasgow 1000 Rothesay 1310/1450 Greenock 1145 Dunoon 1550 Rothesay 1315 Largs 1650 Cruise Round Bute Glasgow C Arr 1800 Rothesay 1615 Greenock 1740 Glasgow 1915 Sailing Passes and Go Anywhere Vouchers PSPS members with Sailing Passes, Go Anywhere Vouchers and Life Commodore Ticket holders are kindly requested to pre-book a place in advance given significantly reduced capacity due to Covid restrictions. Please email [email protected] or call 0141 243 2224 to book your place. Advanced booking is advisable for all sailings due to significantly reduced capacity. All bookings are taken, tickets issued and all passengers and others carried subject to the Terms and Conditions of Waverley Excursions Ltd. Copies are available on request from the Company office or on demand from the Purser at the gangway before going on board. Book at waverleyexcursions.co.uk or call 0141 243 2224 Clyde Summer Sailings - June 24 to August 22 MONDAYS TUESDAYS THURSDAYS June 28, July 19 June 29, July 6, 20, 27, July 1, 15, 29, & August 9 August 10 & 17 & August 12 Glasgow* 0930 Largs 1215 Helensburgh C Dep 1020 Largs 1230 Dunoon* 1315 Greenock 1050 Millport (Keppel) 1255 Kilcreggan 1340 Kilcreggan 1115 Lochranza 1410 Blairmore 1405 Largs 1245 Cruise North Arran Coast Cruise Loch Long Millport (Keppel) 1310 to Brodick Bay & Loch Goil Brodick 1420/1430 Lochranza 1635 Blairmore 1600 Cruise to Pladda Millport (Keppel) 1750 Dunoon* 1625 & Round Holy Isle Largs 1815 Kilcreggan 1650 Brodick 1650/1700 Glasgow C Arr* 1930 Largs 1800 Millport (Keppel) 1805 *June 28 & July 19 only *No Dunoon calls on July 6, Largs 1835 July 20 or August 17 Kilcreggan 1945 July 26 & August 16 Greenock 2005 Glasgow* 0845 July 13 Helensburgh C Arr 2030 Largs 1130 Glasgow 1100 Millport (Keppel) 1155 Dunoon 1315 July 8, 22, Brodick 1300/1310 Kilcreggan 1340 August 5 & 19 Steam Round Ailsa Craig Blairmore 1405 Greenock 1050 Brodick 1650/1700 Cruise Loch Long Dunoon 1120 Millport (Keppel) 1805 & Loch Goil Largs 1245 Largs 1830 Blairmore 1600 Millport (Keppel) 1310 Glasgow C Arr* 1945 Dunoon 1625 Brodick 1420/1430 *July 26 only Kilcreggan 1650 Cruise to Pladda Largs 1800 & Round Holy Isle August 2 Glasgow C Arr 1915 Brodick 1650/1700 Largs 1110 Millport (Keppel) 1805 Millport (Keppel) 1135 WEDNESDAYS Largs 1835 Lochranza 1255 June 30 to August 18 Dunoon 1935 Campbeltown 1430 Largs 1145 Greenock 2005 Cruise Kintyre Coast Rothesay 1235 Campbeltown 1630 Tighnabruaich 1325 C Dep / Arr denotes Lochranza 1800 Tarbert 1430 Inclusive Coach Connection. Millport (Keppel) 1910 Cruise Loch Fyne Largs 1940 towards Ardrishaig Coach connection from Tarbert 1620 Helensburgh connects with ♦Go Anywhere Vouchers Tighnabruaich 1730 Waverley at Kilcreggan. and Sailing Passes are not Rothesay 1825 Helensburgh passengers valid on these sailings. Largs 1915 advance booking only. Follow Waverley on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter Clyde Summer Sailings - June 24 to August 22 FRIDAYS SUNDAYS SUNDAYS July 2 to August 20 July 4 & 18 August 8 Glasgow 1000 Glasgow 1000 PS Jeanie Deans Dunoon 1210 Largs 1300 Commemorative Cruise Rothesay 1310 Rothesay 1350 CRSC Nominated Cruise Bute Coast Cruise Loch Striven Excursion to Kilchattan Bay* Rothesay 1615 Greenock 1100 Rothesay 1450 Largs 1705 Dunoon 1135 Dunoon 1550 Glasgow 1930 Largs 1300 Glasgow 1800 Rothesay 1350 *July 16, August 6 & July 11 & 25 Cruise Round Bute August 20 only Glasgow 1000 Tighnabruaich 1550/1630 Greenock 1145 Rothesay 1725 SATURDAYS Rothesay 1315 Largs 1815 July 3, 17, 31 & August 14 Cruise Round Bute Dunoon 1915 Glasgow 1000 Rothesay 1615 Greenock 1945 Greenock 1145 Greenock 1740 Dunoon 1215 Glasgow 1915 August 15 Tighnabruaich 1345/1500 PSPS Scottish Branch Dunoon 1640 August 1 Public Charter♦ Greenock 1715 Glasgow 1000 Glasgow 0900 Glasgow 1850 Largs 1300 Greenock 1040 Rothesay 1350 Largs 1215 July 10, 24, August 7 & 21 Tighnabruaich 1445 Via Kyles of Bute Glasgow 1000 Cruise Bute Coast Tarbert 1415 Helensburgh C Dep 1100 & Round Inchmarnock Ardrishaig 1515/1615 Kilcreggan 1200 Tighnabruaich 1650 Tarbert 1715 Dunoon 1230 Rothesay 1750 Via Garroch Head Tighnabruaich 1400/1515 Largs 1840 Largs 1925 Dunoon 1655 Glasgow C Arr 1945 Greenock 2040 Kilcreggan 1720 Helensburgh C Arr 1810 August 22 Glasgow 1920 Glasgow 0945 C Dep / Arr denotes Greenock 1125 Inclusive Coach Connection. August 14 Largs 1300 Tighnabruaich Pier Coach connection from Rothesay 1350 Association Helensburgh connects with Cruise Round Bute Fundraising Cruise♦ Waverley at Kilcreggan. Rothesay 1650 Tighnabruaich 1400 Helensburgh passengers Largs 1740 Cruise the Narrows advance booking only. Greenock 1855 Tighnabruaich 1450 Glasgow 2030 Children (5-16) half fare, Under 5s FREE .
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