A small photo album documenting "A Ten Days Cruise Round Scotland". Photographer unknown.

The ship was the Princess Alberta, which offered 5 such 10-day cruises in the summer of 1906, all starting in Liverpool. The boat was eventually requisitioned during WW1, and sank after hitting a mine in 1917. For this tour, though, she was a brand new vessel.

One of the crew members.

Passengers at play....

....chatting (white shoes de rigueur)....

....and resting. Does the gentleman asleep have a strange nose guard?

Some of the vessels they passed......

.....this one at Oban?.....

....some sort of dredger?....

....an interesting naval ship.....

...and a submarine....

.....and rather less military shipping.

Some of the ports they visited.....

.....unknown.....

.....unknown.....

....but this one has a sign advertising The Imperial Hotel, Stornoway.

Trips inland included Aberdeen (this is Union Street)....

....and Braemar.

Passing a lighthouse (possibly Ornsay on the Isle of Skye?).

This looks like Blackpool Tower to me - on the way back to Liverpool?