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RIB Boat Tours on Windermere with Graythwaite Adventure
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We feel that no visit to the Lake District is complete without spending some time on the water, so why not experience England's largest lake, Windermere, on board our brand new BRIG Navigator. With seats for up to 9 passengers, there's plenty of space for you and your family and friends too. From experiencing the quiet bays on the Western shore to seeing some of the lake’s most impressive properties from the water.
Booked for the hour, our skipper drives whilst you sit back and take in the stunning surroundings. You may choose the hour tour, or for something quite special call us to discuss combining it with being chauffeured for lunch, afternoon tea or early evening meal at one of the waterfront hotels or bars.
Family and friends time on the RIB is always a treat with the opportunity to stop for jumping in!
Guests to Graythwaite Adventure can enjoy a variety of other awesome land and water-based experiences; 4x4 off-road driving, clay pigeon shooting, archery, axe throwing, air rifles, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, bushcraft and more. Experience : Explore : Escape.
Itinerary
Upon arrival at Grubbins Point, please make use of our free parking before meeting one of our friendly team at our watersports hub. Following introductions, we'll head to the boat and kit you out with life jackets before getting on board. Typically, we journey to Bowness on Windermere whilst sharing some local knowledge and stories of the lake and return along the opposite shoreline. All you need to do is turn up, sit back and enjoy. As with all our experiences, this will be private for your booking.
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What's included
What's included
- Equipment Provided - We'll provide the boat and life jackets for all passengers
What to bring
What to bring
- Warm Clothing - We suggest dressing appropriately for the outdoor weather in the Lakes
- Waterproofs
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Opening Times
| Season (1 Jan 2022 - 31 Dec 2022) |
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
From Ambleside (The North) Continue along the B5825 until you reach Hawkshead. From Hawkshead, follow signs towards Newby Bridge. Stay on this road for roughly 5 miles. You’ll pass Esthwaite Water Trout Fishery on your left, continue on past. You’ll then see Graythwaite Saw Mill on your right then you’ll pass the entrance to Graythwaite Gardens which are also on your right. From here continue for approximately 150m. The entrance gate to the car park is on your left and marked with a Graythwaite Adventure sign either side of the gate. Please turn into the field and follow the track to our car park. If you miss the gate and reach the main entrance to Graythwaite Hall, please turn around. From Newby Bridge (The South) Follow signs towards Lakeside, YMCA Centre and Hawkshead and continue on the B5825. You’ll pass the YMCA Centre on your right before passing the entrance to Silverholme Manor. When you see a small post box installed in a wall on your right continue straight on, the main entrance to Graythwaite Hall will be on your left. After a few hundred yards you’ll reach our entrance gate on the right with the Graythwaite Adventure either side. Please turn into the field and follow the track to our car park. From the Windermere Car Ferry When you disembark the ferry continue on the road until you come to the first left turning, the turning is just before a white and black sign for Far Sawrey. Take this turning and follow the road for approx. 2.9 miles. At the end of this road you will reach a T junction. Turn right at the T junction. Follow the road for 0.2 miles and the entrance to our site will be on your right with a Graythwaite Adventure sign either side of the gate. Please turn into the field and follow the track to our car park. Transport available by request. We’re happy to collect you from your accommodation by 4x4, boat or minibus!
Public Transport Directions
The nearest railway station is Windermere, which is 13 miles away.
What's Nearby
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Steamers and launches sail daily between Ambleside, Bowness and Lakeside. Additional…
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