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Head of Lake Cruise (45 minutes)
Adult £11 Child £5.50 Family £27.50
Request stops at Brantwood for house and gardens (not NT) and Monk Coniston
Jetty for walks to Tarn Hows (approx 3 hrs). Walking leaflet available aboard. Break
your journey and re-join Gondola on a later sailing.
Full Lake Cruise (1hr & 45 minutes)
Adult £20.50 Child £10 Family £51
Enjoy an extended sailing aboard Gondola and soak up the atmosphere of this unique
steam yacht. Hear all about Coniston Water’s famous connections, with the option
to pre-order afternoon tea or the new ‘Steam & Cream’ hands-on experience - see
website for details.
Walkers Cruise
Adult £15, Child £8, Family £38
Cruise to Lake Bank Jetty (45 mins) for walks at the southern end of Coniston Water
or Parkamoor Jetty (55 mins) for the east shore. Walking leaflet available aboard or
download from our website (OS map and compass recommended). Walkers can
re-join Gondola at Brantwood or Monk Coniston jetties on a later sailing. You can also
stay on board for the round trip if preferred (Full Lake ticket required)51.
NT members note:
There is a 10% reduction on all scheduled round trip cruises on production of your current
membership card.
All sailings are subject to weather conditions - in windy weather please check that we are sailing on 015394 32733 or see tweets on our Twitter account.
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