Following a successful opening weekend, Waverley has returned to her home waters for another summer season of cruises from Glasgow and around the Clyde Coast, marking 80 years since the famous paddle steamer was launched in 1946.

Sailing 'Doon the Watter' until Sunday 30 August, the World's last seagoing paddle steamer will offer a varied programme of cruises sailing from Glasgow, Greenock, Largs, Ayr, Dunoon, Rothesay, Brodick and other departure points around the Clyde coast. Passengers can enjoy sailings to some of Scotland's most spectacular coastal destinations, including Arran, Bute, Campbeltown and Millport, as well as scenic cruises through the Firth of Clyde.

To celebrate her return home and 80th anniversary year, Waverley has also launched a new advertising campaign across Glasgow. Appearing at key locations throughout the city, the campaign combines striking imagery with a series of memorable slogans celebrating Waverley's unique place in Glasgow's history and her enduring connection with the Clyde.

Inspired by Waverley's proud Glasgow heritage, the campaign features slogans including "Glasgow's Favourite Steamer", "Glasgow’s Best-Looking 80 Year Old " and "Not bad for an auld steamer", inviting both locals and visitors to rediscover the magic of a day 'Doon the Watter'.

Passengers stepping aboard Waverley can experience a truly unique day out, from hearing the telegraph ring in the Engine Room and watching the famous paddles turn, to relaxing in the period lounges and enjoying spectacular coastal scenery, every sailing offers a glimpse into Scotland’s rich maritime heritage.

Families can also take advantage of excellent value throughout the summer, with children aged 5–16 travelling for just £1 and under 5’s going free on all Glasgow and Clyde Coast sailings, while selected cruises also feature the popular Seniors Bring a Friend FREE offer.