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Lunch Menu
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You can choose between a buffet option, a 2 course meal, or a 3 course meal or whale watching cruises. All cruises go on at least 2 circuits of the harbor, so choose your meal options according to your preferences!
You’ll get a guaranteed meal based on your preferences, a full circuit of the harbor, air conditioning, open air viewing decks, and the option to choose a window seat!
If you’re unable to spot any whales during your whale-watching cruise, don’t worry! You’ll get a free return ticket to go cruising for whales again, valid for a full year.
As these cruises are quite famous and could get filled up quickly, we’d recommend booking them about 2-3 weeks in advance, just to be safe.
We’d recommend dressing in smart casuals, just note that you might not be allowed on the cruise in swimwear, flip-flops, or beachwear. Jeans, shirts and shorts are completely fine to wear!
Absolutely! All lunch cruises offer vegan and gluten free options in their menu, so feel free to let your servers know your preferences.
While it’s extremely rare for someone to get seasick on a cruise due to the ship’s stability and the calm waters, cruise staff are completely equipped to deal with any form of seasickness on board.
The buffet lunch cruise is not accessible for people with back and neck problems, serious medical conditions, injuries, and pregnant women. The 2 or 3 course lunch cruises are accessible to wheelchair users, and also allow service dogs and pets, as long as they’re restrained on board.