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Oct 29, 2024
The whole experience was truly amazing ,the crew were extremely knowledgeable and helpful,we would recommend this to anyone interested in learning about the history of the lakes,also the Donald Campb…Full review by Rebecca B
Oct 10, 2024
Booked on line the night before. Didn’t really know what to expect but it was amazing Sit outside for the best views Good commentary. Very interesting facts givenFull review by traceyg855
Oct 6, 2024
I took the afternoon full circuit of the lake trip this afternoon, October 6th . Despite the somewhat murky but atmospheric weather I found the whole experience most rewarding. The crew were most wel…Full review by tonyaV386RV
How far in advance would you recommend booking in current times? Will be there in a couple of weeks, so peak school holidays. However, would prefer to see the weather forecast before we do. Would it be safe to wait until a couple of days beforehand? There will be 4 of us. Thanks.
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Sorry. I was on a group tour so can't answer the question. There is limited seating at the moment and it was busy.
I don't have a rental car and am staying in Bowness. Can I get to the location for the boat ride? How?
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Hello Matt If you want to take a ride on the Steam Gondala or the Coniston Launch you can get to Coniston by the following 599 Bowness on Windermere - Windermere Rail Station …
Hello Matt If you want to take a ride on the Steam Gondala or the Coniston Launch you can get to Coniston by the following 599 Bowness on Windermere - Windermere Rail Station or Ambleside Kelswick Road 505 Windermere Rail Station or Ambleside Kelswick Road to Coniston crown hotel, Walk from Coniston town centre by following the signs to the lakes, the walk talks around 15 minutes to 30 minutes.
I want to catch the 11am boat and get off at Brantwood. But I still want a full lake tour. So what is the best way of doing this and how much would it cost for 2 people? I am a member of the National Trust. I would spend about 2 - 3 hours at Brantwood. Thanks. Coming in mid June.
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A full lake tour I believe is £20.50 per person less 10% for national trust members. Head of the lake only is £11 less the 10%. Sorry cannot help with the timing once you get off …
A full lake tour I believe is £20.50 per person less 10% for national trust members. Head of the lake only is £11 less the 10%. Sorry cannot help with the timing once you get off part way round. It is best to pre book.
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