Nursers from Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children were treated to a day they won't forget in a hurry aboard cruise ship Azamara Pursuit on the River Clyde.
Five nurses enjoyed a day off the wards to get a sneak peek of life onboard the huge 592ft liner, which is docked at the King George V Dock in Shieldhall near to Braehead alongside sister ships Azamara Quest and Azamara Journey.
The tour was arranged by Azamara "in the spirit of giving back to our beloved NHS heroes", with each nurse receiving a small gift bag of Azamara items as a token of their thanks for all the nurses are doing amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
All guests adhered to government safety guidelines and were equipped with the proper personal protective equipment PPE as they embarked on this special tour.
Speaking about the visit, Nurse Michelle McGinty said: "We feel so honoured to have had the privilege of going on board such a beautiful ship and that's a big thankyou to Captain Carl Smith.
"We all had a fantastic time and the staff made us very welcome. Work has been a bit crazy, so to see the beautiful ship every morning sure puts a smile on our faces."
While Captain Carl Smith of Azamara Pursuit said: "It was such a pleasure to welcome Michelle, May, Pauline, Tracy and Linda into our home, Azamara Pursuit, at a time when our passengers are unable to sail.
"The response to Azamara’s arrival into Glasgow has truly been heartwarming for us all and we were delighted to offer this treat to the nurses as our very own NHS thank you."
