Due to popular demand, we are back in Windsor!         (Pictures from last Windsor Cruise)   Sunday 29th September 2019  Meet-up time: 2:30 Currently from £30   Due to popular demand, we are returning back to Windsor for an Afternoon Tea Cruise! Why not join family and like-minded friends to enjoy a scenic private cruise! Early bird price Child (3-12) £30 Adults (13+) £35. Late bookings for all tickets are £40. As in our previous cruises, we traditionally sell out in advance and therefore highly recommend to book as early as possible! Your ticket includes: A selection of different sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, fruit tartlet, mini afternoon tea cake with tea or coffee. Waiter service And when you've finished off your tea, you can always stroll upstairs to take in the stunning views of Windsor and not forgetting those all important selfies!    A perfect afternoon to experience Windsor with a difference!    Prams/ pushchairs may not be beside your table. A limited number of fold up ones may be taken aboard. This is at the sole discretion of the staff. Whilst there feed the ducks on the River Thames! NEW ADDITIONAL - Buy tickets and see Windsor Castle at 11:00 AM Under 0-4 FREE, Child 5-16 £13, Adult £20.30 Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, and Queen Elizabeth II loves to spend her weekends in this stunning fortress. Built in the 11th century by William the Conqueror, the castle is still a favorite residence of the royal family. This sprawling grand home covers an area of 13 acres and overlooks charming Windsor town – pay the castle a visit and find out why our royals have lived here for centuries! The State Apartments Take a look inside the heart of the working palace – the State Apartments. Regularly used for ceremonial and official occasions, the Apartments are furnished with some of the finest works of art from the Royal Collection. Try and spot the paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens and Leonardo da Vinci that hang from the walls! During the winter months the richly decorated Semi-State Rooms are added to the visitor route.   Transport There are two stations serving Windsor both of which are no more than a 5 minute walk from the pier.  Windsor and Eton Central or Windsor and Eton Riverside. Trains leave from Paddington and tickets may cost only £10 if booked early.   Please plan your journey in advance.

Child 5 -16 £13, Adult £22.50 Student £20.30 Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, and Queen Elizabeth II loves to spend her weekends in this stunning fortress. Built in the 11th century by William the Conqueror, the castle is still a favourite residence of the royal family. The royal palace was once the residence of Hafiz Abdul Karim, along with his wives who used to walk arm in arm with Queen Victoria.  This sprawling grand home covers an area of 13 acres and overlooks charming Windsor town – pay the castle a visit and find out why our royals have lived here for centuries! The State Apartments Take a look inside the heart of the working palace – the State Apartments. Regularly used for ceremonial and official occasions, the Apartments are furnished with some of the finest works of art from the Royal Collection. Try and spot the paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens and Leonardo da Vinci that hang from the walls! During the winter months the richly decorated Semi-State Rooms are added to the visitor route. Queen Mary’s Dolls House Specially built for Queen Mary by leading British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens in the 1920’s, Queen Mary’s Dolls House is a magical miniature residence with extraordinary attention to detail. Complete with working lights, running water and a tiny garden, this dolls house is a perfect replica of an aristocratic home. The library is even filled with original works by famous writers of the day! St George’s Chapel St George’s Chapel is an imposing Gothic building and the resting place for a number of British monarchs. These include Edward IV, who built the Chapel, Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Services are held regularly and this quiet church is a peaceful addition to a Windsor Castle visit. The Changing of the Guard This rousing, truly British ceremony takes place at 11.00am, weather permitting, from Monday to Saturday between April and the end of June. The rest of the year it takes place on alternate days, with the exception of Sundays.