Roast Dinner Canal Cruise with Skipton Boat Trips
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous activity involved
Overview
Slip into an unforgettable evening aboard Skipton Boat Trips as you savor a hand-carved roast beef dinner while drifting the scenic North Yorkshire canal. This unique floating restaurant pairs classic British fare with peaceful countryside views.
Public Roast Dinner Cruise
3 Hours • Delicious Roast Dinner • Fully Licensed Bar Onboard
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About This Adventure
Experience a unique dining adventure aboard a floating restaurant as you cruise the Canal while enjoying a sumptuous hot roast dinner. Indulge in hand-carved roast beef and delightful desserts, all served with stunning views. With a fully licensed bar, this unforgettable experience is perfect for gifts or surprises.
A FLOATING RESTAURANT WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
Cruise along the Canal with a hot roast dinner being served to you on board. Makes a wonderful gift voucher, and even better as a surprise!
Sailing at 11am, sit at the tables, order bar drinks, and have them brought to you from our bar staff. Smell the scents from the galley, and get ready for a wonderful dinner to be served to you. Hand-carved Roast Beef, New potatoes, Roast potatoes, Yorkshire Pudding, and a duo of vegetables. With a jug of delicious gravy. Superb!
A delicious dessert is then served to you, before you sit back, full up, and content!
There is a fully licensed bar onboard, serving alcoholic & soft drinks, spirits, wine, Prosecco, including excellent local bottled beer.
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Space on this popular dinner cruise fills quickly, so secure your booking early to avoid disappointment.
Dress warmly
Even in summer, the canal breeze can be cool; layers keep you comfortable throughout the cruise.
Arrive early
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure for boarding and to settle in comfortably.
Allergies and dietary needs
Contact the operator ahead of time to discuss any dietary restrictions or allergies.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Kingfishers are sometimes spotted darting along the canal edges
- Mute swans glide gracefully near the boat during summer months
History
The canal system dates to the late 18th century, originally vital for transporting goods during England’s industrial rise.
Conservation
Skipton Boat Trips operates with attention to protecting the waterway’s natural environment, promoting responsible tourism along the canal.
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Recommended Gear
Layered clothing
Allows you to adjust comfort levels against changing weather and canal breezes.
all specific
Waterproof jacket
Protects against unexpected rain showers common in North Yorkshire.
spring|fall|winter specific
Comfortable flat shoes
Helpful for boarding and walking on the boat’s deck safely.
Camera or smartphone
Capture stunning canal and countryside views during your cruise.