Enjoy a sparkling Christmas Day with a festive lunch aboard a 3-hour and 15-minute sightseeing cruise along the River Thames. Admire stellar views of London's scenic and deserted riverbanks as you sail from Westminster to Greenwich and back, while feasting on a traditional 3-course English Christmas dinner of roast turkey with all the trimmings. A vegetarian option is available, while your meal includes tea, coffee, and a glass of sparkling wine.
Sample Menu:
STARTER
MADAGASCAN PRAWN AND CRAB CROQUETTE (With Truffle Mayo)
STARTER VEGETARIAN & VEGAN OPTION
QUINOA AND ROASTED VEGETABLE BOWLS (Lemon Tahini sauce)
MAIN
ROASTED MAPLE-BOURBON-BRINED TURKEY (Classic Sage and Onion Stuffing | Vichy Carrots | Roasted Rosemary-Onion Potato | Bordelaise Sauce)
MAIN VEGETARIAN & VEGAN OPTION - VEGAN RAINBOW-LAYERED PIE (Beetroot, Sweet Potato, Chard and Celeriac Rainbow-layered Pie with Lentil Puree)
DESSERT - PUDDING (Individual Christmas Pudding with Brandy sauce)
This is where you will board the boat. Please arrive at Westminster Pier 20 minutes before the departure time.
Head to the upper deck and get the perfect picture opportunity of the Coca- Cola London Eye
Stop at Tower Pier where you will be in able to almost touch the Tower of London
Pass under Tower Bridge and head to the upper deck to see the bridge in all of its glory
Canary Wharf will appear on your left as you head down to towards Greenwich
As you cruise along the River Thames you will be in perfect position to see London's highest viewing platform
Sail past the permanently moored for battleship which is now a floating Royal Naval Museum.
Sea Life sits on the the opposite side of the River Thames to where you will board and disembark the boat.
Catch the peak of St Paul's Cathedral dome where it will stand out from the rest of London's Skyline
The Houses of Parliament are neighboring Westminster Pier
Please be at Westminster Pier by 11:30 for boarding
Late arrivals cannot be accommodated
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