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These pages list amendments to 'Trip Out 2019/20 - A guide to the passenger boat services of the British Isles'. Entries are listed in the order in which they appear in the booklet. ____________________________________________________________________ This list does not include all temporary changes implemented as a result of the virus pandemic. In the map on page 3, 'North East and Yorkshire' is on page 4, not "page x". Bark Endeavour, Whitby Telephone mobile 07881 004699. Berwick Boat Trips (additional entry) Telephone 07713 170845. BORDER BELLE (previously ISLAND CRUISE of Tenby Boat Trips on page 53) and GIRL KATHERINE II (from A & J Smith on page 93). Sea and river cruises from Berwick-upon-Tweed. City Cruises, York Add ELEANOR ROSE (from page 17). A & T Douglas, Seahouses Delete SERENITY III (sold). Add SERENITY III (2020, 14.0 m, 90 pass, m). Hanvey's Farne Island Boatmen, Seahouses Delete entry - see W Shiel. T Machin (Scarborough Pleasure Steamers) Delete entry - ceased trading. Nexus - Tyne & Wear P T E Telephone (0191) 202 0747. River Escapes, Newcastle Sailings suspended. W Shiel, Seahouses Add ST CUTHBERT II and III (from Hanvey's). B A Snedden, Whitby Delete entry - ceased trading. P&O Ferries Delete PRIDE OF BRUGES and PRIDE OF YORK (both sold). Delete Zeebrugge route. Telephone (01304) 448888. Stena Line Telephone 03447 707070. FERRIES King's Lynn - West Lynn is run by West Lynn Ferry. K F Duffy, Great Yarmouth Delete entry - ceased trading. S N Kingston, King's Lynn Delete entry - ceased operating. Riverboat Georgina, Cambridge Delete entry - ceased trading. Topsail Charters, Maldon Delete KITTY (see Sailing Barge Kitty in 'Thames - Kent and Essex'). Waveney River Tours The ENCHANTRESS is laid-up. Waverley Excursions No East Coast sailings in 2020 or 2021. West Lynn Ferry, King's Lynn (new entry) Telephone mobile 07583 122950. King's Lynn - West Lynn ferry. Island Cruises Delete entry - see Dorset Belle in 'South Coast'. Jetstream Tours, Rochester Rochester Pier is closed and trips to Southend and Red Sand Towers are from Chatham (Sun Pier). Delete trips to Greenwich. Add trips from Queenborough to Southend. Sailing Barge Kitty, North Fambridge (new entry) KITTY (from Topsail Charters on page 13). Cruises on the River Crouch from North Fambridge (2 - 4 hrs); charter trips ( ). Sandwich River Bus Delete entry - service ceased. Waverley Excursions No Thames sailings in 2020 or 2021. TRIP OUT 2021 Page 2 ____________________________________________________________________ Bateaux London Telephone 0330 123 9044. City Cruises Delete ELEANOR ROSE (transferred to York). Hammerton's Ferry, Twickenham Telephone mobile 07598 670882. Hurlingham Cruises The JULIETTE GRECO is laid-up. King Cruises, Westminster Delete entry - ceased trading. 'Lady Daphne' Telephone mobile 07868 099289. London Party Boats Add ARCADIAN KING EDWARD (from King Cruises). London & Thames Boat Company (new entry) Telephone mobile 07983 740621. GOLDEN SALAMANDER (from Windsor & Maidenhead Boat Co). Charter trips, based at Chiswick Pier ( ). Chas Newens Marine, Putney Delete entry - no longer running passenger boats. Parr Boats, Kingston Delete HURLEY (sold as houseboat). Sailing Barge Will Telephone mobile 07799 891689. WILL (from Thames Leisure). Charter trips in London. River Boat Charters Delete entry - HENLEY sold for private use. Thames Boats Telephone (020) 3856 0404. Thames Clippers Add calls at Royal Wharf (between Woolwich Arsenal and North Greenwich). Thames Leisure Delete TIDEWAY (sold as houseboat) and WILL (see Sailing Barge Will). Thames & Orwell Marine Services Delete entry - no longer operating. Thames Pleasure Cruises Telephone mobile 07774 851341. Thames River Boats (WPSA) Add cruises from Richmond to Teddington Lock (45 mins). Thames River Services now trades as Thames River Sightseeing. Telephone (020) 3778 0700. Waverley Excursions No Thames sailings in 2020. Windsor & Maidenhead Boat Co Delete entry - see 'Middle & Upper Thames'. Woods' Silver Fleet WILLIAM B renamed SILVER SOCKEYE. The Electric Barge, Little Venice Telephone (020) 3951 7376. FERRIES Add Sunbury, weekends Easter - Sep, Sunbury Ferry. Godalming Packetboat Co Delete entry - ceased trading. Oxford River Cruises Telephone (01865) 987147. Salter's Steamers All services are for booked groups only; the only public trips are 40-minute cruises from Oxford and Marlow. Sunbury Ferry (new entry) Telephone mobile 07723 923657. Ferry at Sunbury. Windsor & Maidenhead Boat Co Add THE GEORGIAN (from page 22). Add lunch, afternoon tea and dinner cruises. DFDS Delete CALAIS SEAWAYS. Telephone (020) 8127 8303. Irish Ferries (new entry) ISLE OF INISHMORE (from page 70 14). Dover – Calais (1 hr 30 mins, ) only for passengers travelling in vehicles. Telephone reservations (GB) 03717 300400. P&O Ferries EUROPEAN SEAWAY registered in Cyprus and laid-up. Add two new vessels (2023, 230.0 m, 1500 pass, C). Telephone (01304) 448888. TRIP OUT 2021 Page 3 ____________________________________________________________________ Brittany Ferries Delete BAIE DE SEINE, ETRETAT (charters ended), HONFLEUR (cancelled) and NORMANDIE EXPRESS (see Condor). GALICIA completed in 2020. SALAMANCA due 2021. New vessel will be SANTOÑA. Add COTENTIN (FR, 2007, 22308 gt, 165.0 m, 176 pass, C, previously STENA BALTICA), new vessel (2024, 194.7 m, 1310 pass, C) and new vessel (2025, 194.7 m, 1290 pass, C). Delete fast ferry route. Delete Cork-Santander route. Add routes: Portsmouth - Cherbourg (6 hrs, ); Rosslare - Bilbao (28 hrs, ) only for passengers travelling in vehicles; Rosslare - Cherbourg (17 hrs, , late-March - Oct). Condor Ferries Delete CONDOR RAPIDE (sold). Add CONDOR VOYAGER (BS, previously NORMANDIE EXPRESS of Brittany Ferries). DFDS (additional entry) KERRY (CY, 2001, 24418 gt, 186.5 m, 500 pass, C, previously CARTOUR, then HOA SEN in Vietnam, STENA EGERIA, A F MICHELA) and VISBY (MT, 2002, 29746, 195.8 m, 1500 pass, C). Rosslare - Dunkerque (24 hrs, ), freight traffic only. Stena Line Telephone reservations (IE) (01) 907 555. Transmanche Ferries (DFDS) Telephone 03305 878787, Bodiam Boating Station No sailings in 2021. City Cruises Poole ELTHAM renamed HARBOUR SCENE. 'Dorset Belle', Bournemouth (new entry) Telephone 01202 800580. DORSET BELLE (previously SPIRIT OF SHEPPEY of Island Cruises on page 15). Cruises from Bournemouth Pier and trips to Swanage. Dorset Cruises, Poole Telephone 01202 844199. D & P Faithfull, Portsmouth Telephone mobile 07889 408139. Hurst Marine Delete WILD ROSE (sold in 2017). John Lewis Partnership (additional entry) CASTELLO (2020, 33 pass, m). Private service from Poole to Brownsea Castle. Solent & Wightline Cruises now Solent Cruises. Waverley Excursions No South Coast sailings in 2020 or 2021. Herm Island (additional entry) Telephone (01481) 750000. ISLE OF HERM (2021, 14.0 m, 70 pass, m). Guernsey - Herm, starting summer 2021. Isle of Sark Shipping Co Delete BON MARIN DE SERK (sold). Add CORSAIRE DE SERCQ (2007, 23.0 m, 157 pass, previously CORSAIRE DES ILES II in France). Jersey Bus & Boat Tours Delete telephone. Manche Iles Express Delete service to Gorey. No sailings in 2021. FERRIES Bantham-Cockleridge now run by Bantham Estate. Bantham Estate (new entry) Telephone (01548) 560897. Bantham - Cockleridge ferry. C M Dawes, Bantham Delete entry - ferry run by Bantham Estate. Funfish Trips, Brixham Add SHEPHERD LASS (from S S Jamieson). S S Jamieson, Torquay Delete entry - boat sold. Kingsbridge Salcombe Ferry Co See Rivermaid. Paignton Belle (new entry) Telephone mobile 07702 990866. PRIDE OF PAIGNTON (previously PRIDE OF FALMOUTH of K Pilson on page 46). Cruises and angling trips from Paignton and Torquay. J & M Rackley, Starcross No trips from Dawlish in 2021. TRIP OUT 2021 Page 4 ____________________________________________________________________ Rivermaid, Kingsbridge, now Kingsbridge Salcombe Ferry Co. Telephone mobile 07967 597527. Delete RIVERMAID (sold). Add LADY MARY (previously ST MAWES CASTLE of G Pill on page 46). Tiverton Canal Co Add IONA (from Godalming Packetboat Co on page 24). Western Lady Ferry Service Delete WESTERN LADY VI (sold). Drake's Island (new entry) Telephone (01752) 263880. Guided tours of Drake's Island, leaving from Mount Batten Pier in SILVER CREST of A & D Smith. W J Gregor, Newton Ferrers Telephone mobile 07817 132757. Plymouth Boat Trips Add PLYMOUTH PRINCESS (previously RIVERMAID on page 42) and new vessel (150 pass, e). FERRIES Padstow-Rock evening ferry run by Wavehunters. B T Chapman, Padstow Mr Chapman died in 2017 but the JUBILEE QUEEN is still run by his family. Contact details unchanged. Fal River Telephone (01326) 741194. Delete MAY QUEEN (sold). Delete services to Ponsharden, Malpas and Truro. Add occasional trips to Truro. G Pill (Falmouth Fishing Trips) Delete ST MAWES CASTLE (sold). J & F Pill (Falmouth Pleasure Cruises) Add MAY QUEEN (from Fal River). Add summer service to St Mawes. K Pilson (Falmouth Penryn Trips) Delete entry - service ceased. Rock Water Taxi Delete entry - see Wavehunters. Truro River Cruises (new entry) Telephoe mobile 07502 265920. TRURO BELLE (previously BLACK SWAN of K Pilson). Cruises from Truro to Falmouth or St Mawes. Wavehunters, Padstow (additional entry) Telephone mobile 07778 105297. Padstow - Rock evening ferry service. Isles of Scilly Steamship Co Delete reference to MALI ROSE (sold). St Agnes Boating Add winter service from St Martin's to St Mary's. St Mary's Boatmen's Association Add service from St Martin's to St Mary's (April - Oct). Tresco Boat Services Delete VOYAGER OF
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