WE may have entered the colder months of the year, but that hasn't prevented our summer visitors from floating in waters off of the Dorset coast.
Many cruise ships have graced our shores this summer, the ships becoming something of an attraction amid the coronavirus pandemic.
On June 20, four cruise ships were lined up on the water off Bournemouth in what was a rare sight.
Now, there are five cruise ships currently in Poole bay, which includes Arcadia, Jewel of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, Explorer of the Seas and Allure of the Seas.
Members of the Echo Camera Club have shared their pictures of the impressive vessels.
James Alderman captured this image of the Arcadia off of Bournemouth.
The Solent Scene was spotted passing the Allure of the Seas by Gill Richards from North Beach, Swanage.
Pete Chapman snapped this gorgeous photo of Allure of the Seas.
Weymouth bay has also seen six cruise ships grace its shores this week.
Britannia, Aurora, Queen Elizabeth and Norwegian Encore are currently docked off of the bay, near Osmington Mills.
Further afield is Marella Discovery and Marella Explorer.
Norwegian Encore (left) and Queen Elizabeth by Ian Caldwell.
Lynne Fisher photographed the P&O Britannia from Weymouth bay.
Send us your cruise ship photos
Did you capture a picture of the cruise ships anchored off Bournemouth over the past few months? We'd love to see your photo
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