Clyde Coast Tourism are delighted to be exhibiting at the Visit Scotland Expo this year and we have put together a couple of videos which explain who we are and what we have to offer on the Clyde Coast such as the Largs Viking Festival. Please feel free to download the article press release from the festival organisers which gives a fantastic insight into the event.

We are currently running a Groupon deal on our walking tours. If you are a Groupon customer, please note that you will have to bring your voucher on day of tour and let us know when you would like to come along.

A Bumper Year.....over 100000 cruise visitors expected to grace Greenock Port

It may be cold outside in Greenock but the heat is certainly on for the local cruise terminal with a bumper year of cruise visits planned this year. The town is expecting to welcome over 100000 people which is a welcome increase to the area’s tourism profile.

We are delighted to announce an amazing Winter Special saving of £100 per person for our Wallace Day Tour.

There has really been a buzz this year with the Homecoming 2014, Commonwealth Games and now the Ryder Cup. Millions of people have visited Scotland and we are hopeful that the after effects will be felt for the next few years to come.

The cruise season to Scotland is nearly over but what a season it has been. We have been very busy with tours from ships such as the Ruby Princess, the MSC Macnifica, Mein Schiff, Queen Victoria, Celebrity Infinity and many more. It has been our busiest season yet and we would like to thank all the wonderful people who have joined us this year. I can honestly say that you have all been absolutely fabulous and I am so lucky to be doing this for a living, and all of your make it that bit more special for me.

We have experienced another great cruising week with the MSC Magnifica, the Queen Victoria, Le Boreal and the Ruby Princess docked in Greenock. We decided on touring Glasgow this week and we have just started offering a new service called the Glasgow Bus which is a return pick up and drop off service between Greenock Ocean Terminal and Glasgow City Centre. For £20 per person return, it is proving a viable alternative to the train and taxi services.

The season has well and truly begun with 4 ships having already visited Greenock. So we at Clyde Coast Tourism have been very busy entertaining passengers from all over the world; Wednesday - Mein Schiff, Friday - Ruby Princess and Monday - Celebrity Infinity.

Exciting times are approaching as we start conducting our first walking tours in the Clyde Coast area on the 15th May 2013. These tours have been a long time coming and you will not be disappointed with the fantastic history and landscapes, the area has to offer.

We thank Kevin Waite from Fish-Box tales for usage of his photos. Some of the photos used on our site are thanks to him.