A cruise ship carrying 1,000 passengers will leave Dundee on Monday afternoon following an overnight pit stop on a trip through Europe.
Vasco da Gama, operated by German company Nicko Cruises, arrived in the City of Discovery in the early hours of Sunday morning, after leaving Aberdeen.
The 219-metre ship is on an 11-day excursion, taking in Copenhagen, Stavanger and Bergen, before ending inn Kiel, Germany.
Where to see the Vasco da Gama cruise ship in Dundee
The Vasco da Gama is docked at the cruise terminal at Dundee Port, where it will remain until Monday afternoon.
At 3pm it will set sail for Edinburgh, giving enthusiasts the chance to see it in action.
For those unable to see it for themselves, our photographer Steven MacDougall captured the ship as it arrived in Dundee on Sunday.
The Vasco da Gama was making its way from Aberdeen.
The ship has visited cities including Copenhagen and Stavanger.
The vessel is in the middle of an 11-day excursion, starting and ending in Germany.
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Vasco da Gama cruise ship to depart Dundee after overnight stay
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