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Walter Peak BBQ Lunch & Lake Cruise
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We are planning to book a steam cruise an bbq lunch with farm experience, just a question : Is it possible to cancel the booking ? If so how many days in advance can the cacellation be made ?
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Is it cheaper to do earnslaw lunch cruise on the Friday 5 July.?
Can you get a flexi ticket in case cancelled due to weather
Is this cruise wheelchair friendly?
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What are the times for lunch, I see you have a 2 and 4pm departure what are return times? We are a group considering the lunch or dinner walter peak tour but we have a hike also that morning so what are our options? Thanks
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The Earnslaw returns 3.5 hours after departure. So if you are on the 2pm cruise and BBQ then you will return back to Queenstown wharf by 5.30pm. If you book the 6pm dinner cruise then you will get back to the wharf around 9.30pm. Alternatively if you don't wish to eat lunch or dinner then you can do the cruise only which is 1.5 hours return.
What is the departure time for 26 Nov?
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Hi Tony. The Earnslaw cruise and Walter Peak bbq lunch departs Queenstown wharf twice daily in November at 10am and 12pm.
Do you have a sheep shearing demonstration?
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Hi Brian, yes part of the farm tour includes watching the farm dogs round up sheep into the shearing shed and then watching as the farmer shear's one of the sheep.
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Hi Annabel,
Wheelchairs are welcome on the Walter Peak BBQ Lunch tour. Getting on and off the Earnslaw isn't any problem as there is a ramp however the challenge can often be getting from the Earnslaw over to the homestead and then from the homestead over to the amphitheater where the farm show takes places as there are pebbles that make it not so smooth for a wheelchair. Wheelchair passengers certainly still go on the cruise however it will help to have someone with you that can maneuver the wheelchair over the stones.
Comment by: Everything Travel Group (Belinda) on 8th Mar 18 at 17:48