MANY cruise ships graced our shores this summer as the city welcomed visitors from across the globe.
The impressive vessels have been coming through and past Southampton in recent months, drawing the attention of numerous residents and visitors.
Spirit of Adventure, MSC Virtuosa and Celebrity Silhouette are just three ships recently docked in the city.
Daily Echo Camera Club members have been capturing some stunning images of the ships docked over the past few months.
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The boutique cruise ship Azamara Quest docked in the city for the third and final time this year in August.
Described as a “boutique hotel at sea” Azamara Quest is a mid-sized cruise ship that sails across the globe.
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Built in 1999, the small but mighty liner holds just over 700 guests who can enjoy onboard facilities ranging from restaurants to a top deck swimming pool.
The vessel is set to return to our shores next year.
The aptly-named Balmoral cruise ship visited Southampton in September, in a poignant visit following Queen Elizabeth's passing on September 8.
Camera Club members submitted a range of photos during the summer months.
Pictures were taken from Mayflower Park, Town Quay, Calshot and more, showcasing the number of cruise ships that have visited us this summer.
Peruse our online gallery to see the pictures taken by members.
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