Water-Activities: Free Spirit Cruises Christmas Lunch on Wallis Lake
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, especially those comfortable sitting and standing for extended periods.
Overview
Celebrate Christmas on the water with a scenic cruise on Wallis Lake, complete with a delicious two-course meal and wildlife sightings. Discover why this holiday event is a local favorite.
Christmas Lunch 25th December
All Ages • 2.5 Hour
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About This Adventure
Experience a delightful Christmas lunch on a scenic Wallis Lake Wildlife Cruise. Enjoy a freshly prepared two-course meal with table service while spotting dolphins and diverse birdlife. With a fully stocked bar and stunning views, this unique cruise promises a memorable holiday celebration on the water. Booking is essential.
Christmas Lunch 25th December
Wallis Lake Wildlife Cruise including a freshly prepared 2 course lunch on board and a bar to purchase drinks
Hours
2.5 Hour 11:30am daily
About
Cruise the pristine waters of Wallis Lake while enjoying lunch with table service and a well stocked licensed bar on board. We regularly sight dolphins, plus extensive bird life-black swans, pelicans, eagles, etc.
What's Provided
Menu Roast turkey breast, Shaved ham off the bone Oysters, prawns Salad and a roll
Dessert: Apple pie or Christmas pudding
Fully licensed bar on board to purchase wine, beer, spirits, soft drinks
Booking is required.
ADDITIONAL TOUR INFORMATION
- Please note that a minimum of six passengers applies to each cruise. You will be notified by 10am on the day of the cruise in the rare event of there being a problem.
Adventure Tips
Book early for the holiday cruise
Secure your spot well in advance due to high demand during the festive season.
Dress for the weather
Bring layers, as temperatures can vary on the water, especially during December mornings.
Bring binoculars
Enhance wildlife spotting opportunities with a good pair of binoculars.
Arrive early for the best seating
Getting on board early ensures better seats and better views of the lake and wildlife.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common dolphins
- Great crested grebes
History
Wallis Lake has been a vital part of local Indigenous culture for centuries, known as a place of abundance and tradition.
Conservation
The area is part of ongoing conservation efforts to protect native wildlife and habitats, ensuring pristine waters for future visitors.
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Recommended Gear
Dress in layers
Layered clothing keeps you comfortable in changing temperatures on the water.
summer specific
Binoculars
Enhances wildlife viewing during the cruise.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from sun exposure while on the open water.
summer specific
Windbreaker or light jacket
Provides extra warmth during cooler months.
winter specific