Our popular Sunday lunch cruises are ideal for individuals, couples and smaller family groups. Departing from Castlefield in central Manchester and then sailing along the Bridgewater Canal to the lock at Pomona. We then transit the lock down onto the Manchester Ship Canal and River Irwell from where we cruise to Salford Quays and view the spectacular scenery and developments that have taken place. These include The Lowry Complex and The Imperial War Museum (North) which are connected by the hydraulic foot bridge spanning the width of the Manchester Ship Canal. All this while enjoying a traditional Sunday lunch, freshly prepared in our galley and served onboard the LS Lowry.
Boarding starts at 12.30, (the bar is open) we then set sail at 1.00pm from outside the Castlefield Hotel (Liverpool Road, Castlefield, Manchester, M3 4JR) and returns three hours later, you may also wish to use the bar services or select a wine from our wine list.
PRE BOOKING FOR THIS CRUISE IS ESSENTIAL Please note that a booking is not confirmed until full payment is received by us prior to the cruise and you have been issued with a booking reference number.
Thefully inclusive price for this luncheon cruise is: ADULTS £24.95 · CHILDREN £14.95(aged 3 to 12)
Freshly made soup of the day (v) Served with a warm roll and butter.
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Sirloin of beef With roast and piped mashed potatoes, a trio of steaming fresh vegetables and gravy. Accompanied with a selection of sauces & mustards. (Vegetarian option available, must be pre-booked)
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Homemade bread & butter pudding Served with fresh custard or cream
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Tea & Coffee
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Dark chocolate mints
Vegetarian and other special diets can be catered for.
Our popular Sunday lunch cruises are ideal for individuals, couples and smaller family groups. Departing from Castlefield in central Manchester and then sailing along the Bridgewater Canal to the lock at Pomona. We then transit the lock down onto the Manchester Ship Canal and River Irwell from where we cruise to Salford Quays and view the spectacular scenery and developments that have taken place. These include The Lowry Complex and The Imperial War Museum (North) which are connected by the hydraulic foot bridge spanning the width of the Manchester Ship Canal. All this while enjoying a traditional Sunday lunch, freshly prepared in our galley and served onboard the LS Lowry.