Lunch Cruise on Seneca Lake with Captain Bill's

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.

Overview

Step aboard Captain Bill’s Lunch Cruise for a two-hour scenic ride across Seneca Lake, paired with a delicious, seated meal featuring local flavors. Ideal for those seeking a relaxed lakeside experience rich with history and stunning views.

Watkins Glen, New York

Lunch Cruise

Adult $67.99 Child $19.99-$25.99 • 12-2pm

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Date

Fri, Oct 24

Travelers

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About This Adventure

Experience a delightful two-hour lunch cruise that combines scenic views with a delicious seated meal. Enjoy a narrated journey while savoring entrée options like Cheddar and Broccoli Stuffed Chicken and Tender Slow Roasted Beef, accompanied by fresh salads and desserts. A perfect blend of relaxation and culinary delight awaits!

Lunch Cruise

Rates

Adult: $67.99
Child (Regular Menu): $25.99
Child (Kid's Menu): $19.99

Duration

2 Hours
12-2 pm

About

Our two hour lunch cruise is a combination of sightseeing and dining. Enjoy this narrated cruise while you relax with a seated lunch.

Lunch Menu:

Entrée choices:

Cheddar and Broccoli Stuffed Chicken Breast
Tender Slow Roasted Beef Round with Gravy
Scallop & Crab stuffed Sole
Cheese Lasagna

All served with:

Fresh Garden Salad
Dinner Rolls with Butter
New Potatoes
Vegetable
Brownie
Soft Drinks
Coffee and Hot Tea

Please note that all Captain Bill's Cruises are non-smoking.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Boarding

Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to handle ticketing and boarding smoothly.

Reserve Your Meal Choice in Advance

Pre-selecting your entrée ensures a seamless dining experience aboard the cruise.

Bring a Light Jacket

Even on warm days, lakeside breeze can be cool—layering is advised for comfort.

Accessibility Considerations

The cruise vessel accommodates guests with mobility challenges; notify the operator ahead if needed.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles nesting near the lake’s cliffs
Great blue herons fishing along the shoreline

History

Seneca Lake has long been central to the area’s indigenous Seneca Nation and later served as a vital waterway for 19th-century commerce.

Conservation

Efforts are ongoing to maintain Seneca Lake’s water quality and protect its habitat from development and pollution, balancing tourism with sustainability.