Largs: Douglas Park Nursery pupils visit Millport for big day out

Passports were not required as the nursery tots made the short hop over to Cumbrae on the ferry before getting the Millport bus into town and enjoyed a day by the seaside and, of course, some ice cream courtesy of The Ritz.

Seaside trip - Douglas Park Nursery in Millport (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

A Douglas Park spokesperson said: "A fantastic day was had by all. There was sandcastle building, shell and sea glass hunting, long walks, a couple of exciting ferry journeys and best of all - ice cream.

"The children were an absolute credit to the nursery, a special thank you to the Ritz Cafe for our delicious ice cream.

Ice creams at the ready thanks to The Ritz (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

"Thank you to our parent helpers for joining us on our trip, we hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did."

And of course, no day to Millport was complete, without a visit to the Crocodile Rock to pose as generations of kids have down the decades.

The Crocodile Rock is over 100 years old! (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

See more photos from the nursery trip below:

Ferry outing was fun in the sun (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

Bags packed and ready to go to magical Millport (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

All smiles as the bus heads on its way from Cumbrae Slip (Image: Douglas Park Nursery in Millport)

Shore thing! Douglas Park nursery kids enjoyed a busy day of activities (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

Beach life - Douglas Park Nursery certainly enjoyed island visit (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

Smiles better - Douglas Park kids loved their trip to Isle of Cumbrae (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

Circle in the Sand - Millport magic (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

Hat's the way to do it to protect yourself from the blazing sunshine (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

After a busy day of activities, Douglas Park tots took a well deserved seat (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

A fun day was had by all! (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)

Fantastic fun was had in Millport (Image: Douglas Park Nursery)