Had a great time on the boat. I was on crutches but the staff where helpful getting on/off. There are several different levels and seating areas both inside and outside. Can get cold/windy so a wind proof coat or a tie on hat/earmuffs may be useful. You can take a packup or buy food and drink on board. Breakfast rolls sold out quickly so I'd recomend getting one straight away if you want one and not wait like I did. Afternoon meal was fish and chips - you can sit in the dining room (it's not fancy- long tables of 8 shared with others like a canteen) or you can have them take away and eat elsewhere onboard. You can have some pints in the bar too. Highlight is you can see the engine room, fascinating to see the huge pistons running. Nice day out thanks.

Lovely day out to Ailsa craig courtesy of Volvo truck and bus scotland, very traditional has had an upgrade but all the old features are still there, six hours on board and the whole family loved it, especially up top when the sun came out, (no disabilities catered for unfortunately)

We went on the oldest operating paddle steamer in the world today. The Waverley is a great experience. Leaving from Glasgow and going to the Cowal peninsula. The views are fantastic. The steamer is awesome and well worth the trip. Food and drinks are plentiful. Staff are helpful and provide a run commentary of the trip. Great day out. The season in Glasgow is a Ito finish but the steamer moves to the Isle of Man. If you haven’t done it yet book up for next summer. All money collected goes into running the steamer and keeps an iconic boat afloat.

Great day out on the Waverly, sailing from Glasgow Science Centre to Rothesay, excellent facilities on board.

(Translated by Google) Why didn't I find a ship here? . . (Original) 我怎么没有发现这里有一艘船。。。

I absolutely love paddle steamers. Loved them as a kid too.

I have not been on The Waverley yet.I met three members of the preservation society on a ferry from Ardrossan. The Waverley is a privately run Steamer and I would like very much to take a trip around the Scottish Islands.I first site of the ship was when it visited Oban.I do hope that she will visit Scotland again so that l can steam with her.

Lovely old steamer, what a sight.

It was great to see the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world and to experience the history.

I love the Waverley

Went on it years ago and wanted to return. Unfortunately they don't allow dogs due to a child being bitten on board some years ago. Guide/hearing dogs are allowed of course (apparently they don't bite people). If (unlike us) you are travelling near Glasgow without a dog, then you really must make time to experience this amazing ship. I just hope that a child doesn't get bitten by a dog in Glasgow City centre, otherwise dogs will be banned from there as well. I give 4 stars out of 5, or 8/10, solely based on the silly dog ban (remember, the company wasn't in the wrong over the incident that brought about the ban, the dog owner was, but 2/3 of the residents of Britain now suffer).

Historic ship of International value. In Summer enjoy a Cruise to the Clyde

Great day out with my mates definitely a 5 star review but the only downside was the time we had to wait in the Q for the bars. Only one bar was open and only one member of staff serving. They ran out of all draft products and didn't have enough time to put the bottle beers in the fridge so room temperature it was. But the cruise and the views made up for that, would do another!

Claimed to be the last ocean going paddle steamer in the world. Nothing beats taking a trip “doon the watter” onboard the Waverley. Be sure to check out the engine room and marvel at the engineering behind the pistons. Enjoy the marvelous scenery as the ship makes its way past Dumbarton and Greenock as it enters the Firth of Clyde.

We went to Tighnabruaich on Saturday 7th August. The staff and the trip were second to one. There was only 300 people on the Waverley, which was really good too. Would definitely recommend a tri on the Steamer. Great day out

A daytrip on the Waverley is always a special family experience. We've been enjoying day trips since we were little children, so many happy memories

I usually go a trip annually,the open engine room is fascinating,quite expensive though,but ok for a annual trip

Only thing that could've made it any better was nicer weather. Will definitely be rebooking.

Proudly Clyde built and launched in 1946, the Waverley is the last sea-going paddle steamer. Excellent cruise and recommended. Only four stars because the food was stodgy and over-priced (fish and chips or bridie and chips were £12.50). Decent selection of drinks in the bar, although spirit measures are 25ml.

As ever, the Waverley is a unique and special experience, sailing on the last Ocean going paddle steamer in the world. If you get a chance, it's well worth a trip at least one in your life. It had been about 30 years since I last traveled in the Waverley, and it's just as cool. This time went from Glasgow to Dunoon - fantastic to sail up the Clyde, especially if you've grown up on its shores, but never seen the city from the river itself. It can be a little boisterous on certain days with stag/hen do's and other "booze cruise" groups (as was ever the case), but if you can get a nice spot up on deck, it'll all calm down soon enough. For less drink heavy passengers, it might be nice to offer a "dry deck" or similar, where drink isn't allowed. Highly recommended. I hesitate to give the full five due to the aforementioned booze cruisers.

Love going on trips on the PS Waverley summer just isn't the same without her.

Very patient staff,kind helpful,informative,polite. Excellent high standard in tea room.offered to give me an extra tea ,as the first one was lukewarm.lursar helpful. Boiler man informative.all staff top marks

Great value trips, whether a short hop to Greenock or a longer trip to the west coast & islands, loads of seating inside & out, food & drink options, friendly staff on hand. Can’t recommend it enough

Had such a wonderful time (despite hit and miss weather) taking the Waverley from Largs to cruising Loch Fyne and back. Lots of great photo opportunities, spent our time on the upper deck taking in the scenery, the bars and restaurant were too busy but we didn't feel we missed much there. Watching the engine workings was fascinating. Do this once, and pray you get good weather if you want to enjoy being out on deck!

Fantastic day out fir all age groups. Plenty seating options from out on the decks, tea room with hot anf cold food available, indoor viewing area. It also has 2 bars one small one down stairs and a large bar taht had live music when we went. The band played the whole trip and a great atmosphere The gift shop had good selection of usual merchandise for these things Will defo go back

We took our Guide and Ranger Unit on an evening cruise up to Loch Striven. We were lucky with weather. The girls loved the whole experience, they never stopped. The crew were fantastic, patient, friendly and kind. The Guides loved watching the engines and finding out about the history of the Waverley. Some brought their own snacks, some bought chips on board. There was a gift shop that catered to everything. Would highly recommend for any youth group to go on a trip 'Doon the water'.

Had a great day out yesterday on the Waverley. Lovely staff. Was busy but we found somewhere to sit. We left the harbour in Oban and went for a 8.5hr cruise around Staffa, Treshnish Isles viewing fingles cave. A full day trip for only £49 per person was very reasonable. A great experience for all. Even had a postbox on board and was able to buy a post card and a stamp and post it from the ship.

We took a 3 and a half hour each way trip from Greenock to Tarbert, which went and came back different ways, giving wonderful views of Bute, Arran, Cumbray and the Kyles of Kintyre. The boat was interesting, as it's the last sea going paddle steamer. Seating not very comfortable in some places but lots of room on deck if weather allows. Bar prices ridiculous; I know it's self funding but £6.50 for a mini bottle of wine!

Very disappointed not worth money. Cramped so v difficult to find seat with view. If you are disabled forget it, you will never get a seat as everyone rushes on. Staff were not v helpful and surly. Food limited, lots not available and printed menu bore little resemblance to what was on offer. Overall not worth the cost especially if you are disabled. Seem to care more about cramming as many on board as possible.

Great day out to doon the water. Can get busy.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views, there is every sightseeing. (Original) Piękne widoki, jest co zwiedzać.

Been on this amazing ship before, had a fantastic day, hope thwy can rase the funds they need to keep her sailing

A brilliant piece of engineering, a fantastic day??? no matter what the weather ?

Good day out

Love the Waverley. Great trip to Skye wonderful weather.

A fantastic ship great experience

The Waverley maybe the last sea going paddle steamer but she is a good way to relax. Not only does she have a dinner and a tea room there is also a souvenir shop a main bar and a small bar and a lounge

Steamy downstairs, beautiful on deck. Better in the sun to be sure, but still fun when it’s pouring

Was good but..... Went off at a stop where she stopped for an hour and couldn't reboard when I arrived back early and was held with about 60 passengers on the dock for 20 mins in poor weather none of us were happy with this very poor service

I love the paddle steamer Waverley

Great day out

(Translated by Google) The boat is under repair (Original) Le bateau est en réparation

(Translated by Google) My photo shows a 1946 paddle steamer moored at the Science Center and the Glasgow Tower on the River Clyde. He is still seaworthy and travels down the Clyde from May to August to Loch Long and other destinations. (Original) Mein Foto zeigt einen Schaufelraddampfer von 1946, der beim Science Center und dem Glasgow Tower auf dem River Clyde vor Anker liegt. Er ist immer noch seetüchtig und fährt von Mai bis August den Clyde hinunter zum Loch Long und anderen Zielen.

Fantastic experience amazing trip

The last sea going paddle steamer in the world is a fantastic piece of engineering heritage. Summer trips are very popular so best book in advance.

This Paddle Steamer was parked beside the Science Museum on the Clyde, I am not sure if this is it's regular spot. It was talking on fuel when I espied it. The Waverley dates to a bygone age when peoples idea of a holiday was 'doon the water ' there was a plethora of this type of craft in those days. I have actually been on a day tour doon the water on here, the main attraction apart from the trip was obviously the bar.

(Translated by Google) Science Center and just a great place to spend a good day. Science is cool! (Original) Научный центр и просто отличное место с пользой провести день. Наука-это круто!

Great day trips but food On board is expensive for families.

Got this on a groupon deal lovely day out.

A wonderful way to travel ?.

Just a fantastic 7hr cruise up loch fyne and back.

Have been on river Clyde trip numerous times and loved every one

An excellent day out. The steamer is amazing. Beautifully restored. The engine room with all the workings to view is just AMAZING. I will definitely be going back again, and again. Loved it

Booze cruise you ll love it

Wonderful day for a 7 hour trip up Loch Fyne.Great boat and lovely passengers.

It's been a while but looking forward to going again

I wish I could get an answer to my phone call or my email. Then I might leave feed back

Doon the water on the Waverley!...smashin!