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BOAT TRIPS on the River Thames 2021 Public Sailings Group Travel & Charters “We’re Good to Go” BOAT TRIPS on the River Thames 2021 Public sailings Group Travel & Charters Windsor Runnymede Maidenhead Windsor Runnymede - Maidenhead Staines - Hampton Court frenchbrothers.co.uk 01753 851900 Issue 1 - Spring Edition Trips from Windsor 40 minute trip Boveney Lock Windsor Racecourse 40 minute trip A322 Windsor Promenade sat nav SL4 1QX Windsor Bridge visit to Windsor is not complete without a boat trip on the Royal River AThames. Sit back and relax as you soak up the amazing views, some of which are only possible from the River. With two regular scheduled trips, you have an option of a short or a long trip. The 40 minute trip is available all day & great for those of you packing a lot into your day. If you have a bit more time you can enjoy our 2 hour trip, now with an upstream & a downstream option. Group Organisers & Tour Operators with groups of 20+ get group rates Windsor 40 minute round trip This short cruise to Boveney Lock offers fantastic views of Windsor Castle, Eton College, Mill House, Windsor Racecourse & the Brocas Meadows. Apr 12th 31st Oct at least every 30 minutes 10.00 until 17.00 Nov 1st Nov 28th Hourly 10.00 until 16.00 Nov 29th Dec 23rd Hourly 10.00 until 15.00 Out of peak season, trip will run subject to river conditions and available daylight. Tickets purchased on the day Adult Child Senior Family Family (3 -13) (2A + 2C) (2A + 3C) £9.80 £6.55 £9.00 £26.15 £29.45 Or book online for big discounts on this trip £8.65 £5.80 £8.40 £23.00 £25.90 Easy contactless payment preferred Groups & Tour Operators Group rates for 20 or more Adult group Child group Windsor 40 minute trip £8.15 £5.45 To pre-book your group to get group rates & book other exclusive group offers please call 01753 827345 Shuttle to Windsor Races We are proud of our association with Royal Windsor Racecourse. On race days we offer a regular return service from Windsor Racecourse & The Promenade, close to the railway stations. Please see our website on the day for timings. Adult Child Adult Child return return single single £7.50 £5.00 £4.50 £3.00 Trips from Windsor Bray 2 hour trips Lock M4 If you have a bit more time you can enjoy our 2 hour trip, now with an upstream & a downstream option. Monkey Island These options are prefect for visitors to Windsor who have a bit more time, or are in Windsor for a leisure break. This extended trip passes through a lock, but still affords great views of the Castle. Enjoy a Queens Eyot drink from the on board bar. Bray Studios Group Organisers & Tour Operators with Oakley Court groups of 20+ will get group rates along with additional trip options Upstream Boveney 2 hour trip Lock Eton Dorney Windsor Racecourse Upstream 2 hour round trip Leaving Windsor Promenade, passengers can enjoy excellent views of Windsor Castle and Eton College. After passing Windsor Racecourse, the boat passes through Boveney Lock and passes Sutherland Grange, The Willows, Oakley Court and Bray Film Studios heading towards Bray Lock before returning to the Windsor Promenade. From To Apr 17th Sep 26th Daily at 13.30 Downstream 2 hour round trip Boarding from Windsor, we cruise downstream through Romney lock. This cruise shows you the “back garden” of Windsor Castle with many hidden treasures such as Queen Adelaide’s Cottage, and the eastern elevation of the Castle before returning to the Windsor Promenade. From To May 1st Sept 26th Daily at 14.00 Tickets purchased on the day Adult Child Senior Family Family (3 -13) (2A + 2C) (2A + 3C) £17.75 £11.85 £16.35 £47.35 £53.30 Or book online for big discounts on this trip £15.65 £10.45 £15.40 £41.70 £46.90 Easy contactless payment preferred A322 Romney Black Potts Lock Bridge Windsor Bridge Victoria B3021 Bridge Windsor Promenade sat nav - SL4 1QX Windsor Castle DownstreamDatchet 2 hour trip Groups & Tour Home Park Operators Queen To Pre-book your group to get group rates & Adelaide’s Cottage book other exclusive group offers please call 01753 827345 Frogmore Group rates for 20 or more Albert Adult group Child group Bridge Windsor £14.75 £9.85 2 hour trips Additional trips exclusively for Groups 2 hour Group lunch & tea cruise Boarding from Windsor, we cruise downstream through Romney lock. This cruise shows you the “back garden” of Windsor Castle with many hidden treasures such as Queen Adelaide’s Cottage, and the eastern elevation of the Castle before returning to the Windsor Promenade. With two sailings to choose from, groups can opt for either a hearty Ploughmans lunch or a sumptuous tea. This will be served when the boat makes its turn at Old Windsor weir for the return journey to the Windsor Promenade. Call 01753 827345 to make a group booking. Lunch cruise - departing at 11.00 £26.25 per person (min 20) Tea cruise - departing at 14.30 £28.50 per person (min 20) Trips from Windsor Combined bus and boat tour Outstanding value 40 minute river cruise 1 hour open top bus tour Combined, flexible ticket Combined bus and boat tour From To Apr 17th June 30th Bus - Weekends only Boat - Daily July 1st Oct 31st Bus and Boat - Daily See Original Tour website for bus schedule & stops xplore our historic town by bus and boat by combining our 40 minute river trip Ewith the hop on, hop off open top bus tour. The 40 minute river trip cruises upstream on the Thames with views of Windsor Castle from the river as well as Eton College, Mill House & Windsor Racecourse. A full bar service is provided as well as an informative commentary & printed guide. The boat turns at Boveney Lock & Weir before returning to Windsor. The bus tour offers numerous hop on hop off stops. Highlights include additional views of Windsor castle and the beautiful English villages of Eton & Datchet. The bus continues with stops at the Long Walk & the Windsor Farm Shop. There are numerous pubs along the route - the perfect (& traditional!) way to break up your journey. Tickets purchased on the day or online Adult Child Family (3 -13) (2A + 2C) £21.50 £12.50 £55.00 Bus tour is Hop on hop off service, ticket is valid for 24 hours Easy contactless payment preferred SEE THE SIGHTS BY BUS & BOAT WITH WINDSOR & Explorer boat trips The perfect trip for inquisitive minds is our half hour explorer trip which leaves from The Windsor Promenade opposite The Riverside Cafe. Offering an alternative view of the Thames at Windsor, our small open 12 seater explorer boat will take a small group through the back waters where they’ll be given an opportunity to spot various birds and wildlife. Operating daily throughout the summer. Windsor 12 seat Explorer trips From To May 1st May 30th Weekends & bank holidays only May 31st Jun 6th Daily Jun 7th Jun 27th Weekends only 28th June 5th Sept Daily TIMES: 11.45, 12.30, 13.15, 14.00, 14.45, 15.30, 16.15 Subject to demand trips will continue into the early evening Tickets purchased on the day Adult Child (3 -13) £6.00 £4.00 Exclusive private hire from £55 per 30 minutes. Perfect for childrens birthdays. Boat departs from the Riverside Cafe opposite Alexandra Gardens. This trip is available for a maximum of 12 passengers. Please note that this trip is on an open boat, it will not run on wet days. Book online Explorer Boat Trips Trips from Runnymede Runnymede to Windsor rips from Runnymede are steeped in history. These longer trips Romney Lock T offer rare views of the “back garden” Windsor to Windsor Castle along with the Bridge monuments at Runnymede - the Black Potts location of the sealing of the historic Bridge Magna Carta. Windsor B3021 Promenade Group Organisers & Tour sat nav - SL4 1QX Operators with groups of 20+ get group rates along with additional Victoria options such as the Combined Windsor Castle Bridge River Cruise & Visit with Savill Garden but must be booked in Datchet advance. Call 01753 827345 Home Park Queen Adelaide’s Cottage Frogmore Albert Bridge Runnymede to Windsor route A308 Savill garden cruise route Old Windsor Lock Old Windsor Runnymede Boathouse Runnymede Pleasure Grounds Savill Building Runnymede to Windsor service We are passionate about boating and we think the best way to see historic Runnymede is from the river. Take a journey from Runnymede to Windsor and discover the ways of the water by boat. Guided by our expert commentary packed full of local knowledge, there are so many secrets to unearth on this historic journey from Runnymede, the home of the signing of the Magna Carta to Royal Windsor, Her Majesty’s favourite home. From To DAILY Apr 17th Sep 26th Depart Runnymede 11.00 Arrive Windsor 12.30 Depart Windsor 16.00 Arrive Runnymede 17.30 Tickets purchased on the day Adult Child Senior Family Family (3 -13) (2A + 2C) (2A + 3C) RETURN £23.75 £15.85 £21.85 £63.35 £71.30 SINGLE £18.10 £12.10 £16.65 £48.30 £54.35 Or book online for big discounts on this trip RETURN £22.50 £15.00 £20.75 £60.20 £67.75 SINGLE £17.00 £11.35 £15.80 £45.90 £51.65 Easy on-line booking preferred Groups & Tour Operators Group rates for 20 or more Adult group Child group Runnymede to Windsor Single £14.10 £9.45 Windsor to Runnymede Single £14.10 £9.45 Runnymede to Windsor Return £18.55 £12.40 Optional prebooked catering available: Ploughman’s Lunch £11.50 Cream Tea £9.75 Additional trips exclusively for Groups Combined lunch & Tea Cruise with Savill Garden for 20 or more This ever popular combined trip During the cruise you see the “back exclusively for prebooked groups, garden” of Windsor Castle with views is ideal for groups looking for a full of the Royal Farm & Queen Adelaide’s day experience, combining two of the Cottage then passes through Old very finest local attractions.
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