At fi rst the idea of spending time on a hotel barge your trip. Talk to the organisers about your ideas and let them travelling the river Thames may sound like a nightmare. help you. They have some really great ideas for example you We have all seen the packed cruises going up and can book a trip and combine it with spa visits, or how about
down the Thames, nothing personal about them at all, just golf? What a great place to come back to each evening.
all packed in like battery hens on a day out, but this is why Maybe you have a special event or anniversary and want
the Magna Carta is so different. somewhere a little different, where you guests do not have
Firstly, and the pictures demonstrate this perfectly, this is no to think about travelling home.
ordinary barge. The maximum number of guests on any trip As for families, children will love it. Everyday the view from
is 8 people. This ensures you have the space to relax. Each the window is different, you can gain access, very easily to
cabin averages 200 sq ft with king-sized beds and spacious a great many of the London attractions without the fuss of
en-suite facilities. Combine this with a crew of four including trying to drive or park within the city, and what an adventure.
a master chef, and you start to see that this is no ordinary Just going through one of the many lochs for children is fun,
cruise. There is even a Jacuzzi on board! trust me, I know!
Being on the Thames puts you at the heart of some of the This is also the perfect destination for corporate events. If
great attractions within London but you can also personalise you are looking to plan a meeting away from the hassle of
Meander in Style
Words: Lynn Nicholson
International Lifestyle Magazine
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