Highland Games , subsequently returning to Gourock on 27 August 2011 to help out the Argyll Ferries passenger ferries on the busiest weekend of the year for the Cowal Gathering (Highland Games) in Dunoon. These turned out to be her final passenger sailings for Calmac, as she was no longer required in the fleet with no Gourock-Dunoon vehicle service and the being spare following the introduction of the . Laid up at RosneathSaturn was de-stored at Gourock and moved to Rosneath on 30 August 2011. She was laid up, awaiting a decision on future service. In November 2011, she moved to the inside of the pier to clear a space for the . By March 2012, despite still shown as a "relief" vessel for Calmac, it was suggested that the vessel had been at least partially stripped since being laid up - frustrating calls by local activists to have her re-instated on the Dunoon-Gourock route as a replacement for the . By July 2012, Saturn had been de-registered from the Calmac fleet. She had no sailing certificate and this was highly unlikely to be renewed with having taken over her only remaining work, the Summer additional sailing to Brodick from Ardrossan. By 2014, there seemed to be little progress with the future of the vessel. In response to the ships ongoing deterioration whilst laid up at Rosneath, a small grass roots campaign was launched by those interested and passionate in the fate of MV Saturn. In November 2014, the group announced they had been in talks over the fate of the vessel, and now had an opportunity to move forward. In December, the "Campaign to Save MV Saturn" merged with other efforts from across Scotland and the UK to see the vessel saved, and in turn launched one last surge on making an appeal to save the vessel. It was expected that Saturn was set to be scrapped in early 2015, with the final decision expected to be given that February. Pentland FerriesSaturn remains as the last and youngest of the Clyde Streakers. After years of speculation, CMAL announced in February 2015 that Saturn had been sold to Pentland Ferries to be converted for use as a freighter and for renewable energy work around Orkney and the Pentland Firth. On 25 February Saturn was towed from her berth at Rosneath to the Garvel dry dock in Greenock for a major