180
minute river trip
Light Lunch Cruise
A relaxed midweek Thames cruise with a light lunch served on board, ideal for enjoying river views and an unhurried afternoon afloat.
A relaxed midweek Thames cruise with a light lunch served on board, ideal for enjoying river views and an unhurried afternoon afloat.
Departing from Caversham Pier this round cruise, with a reserved table, leaves the bustle of Reading behind. A peaceful and calming atmosphere, stunning scenery and delicious lunch served to you onboard.
This three hour cruise through the scenic "Wind in the Willows" country offers a relaxing journey along the picturesque Caversham and Mapledurham reaches of the River Thames. Guests enjoy a homemade light lunch while passing iconic spots like Reading's three bridges, riverside homes, parklands, and the tranquil meanders of the river. The cruise continues, turning at Mapledurham lock & weir, where Mapledurham House, thought to have inspired Toad's home in Wind in the Willows, is nestled. The area is renowned for its stunning scenery and serene atmosphere, making it a delightful experience for nature lovers.
STANDARD MENU
Homemade Breads & Butter, Mature Cheddar, Onion Chutney, Home Cooked Ham & Crudités (celery, tomatoes & cucumber)
(Vegetarian menu substitutes Home-cooked Ham with Mushroom Pate)
(Vegan menu substitutes Home-cooked Ham with Mushroom Pate & Mature Cheddar with Vegan Cheese) Gluten free also available
*Our breads are baked fresh in an artisan bakery where nuts may be present thus we can not be 100% sure that no contact with nuts has taken place.
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