52 The perfect English river picnic
Dartmouth
Exclusive catered cruises along the River Dart 07968 752625
www.thepicnicboat.co.uk
The finest local produce with the best
views imaginable. For those looking for a really unique dining experience on our beautiful river Dart there is only one option - THE PICNIC BOAT. Established in 2001, The Picnic Boat combines years of qualified knowledge and experience from owner / skipper Kevin, the finest local produce with the best views imaginable. Versatile and bespoke, The Picnic Boat, featured by many national newspapers and chosen by The Mail on Sunday as one of the top 10 places in the UK to propose, provides the perfect river cruise for every event and occasion from romantic cruises for 2, to fantastic family gatherings. Bring your family and friends together and let us do the rest, choose from our menu ideas or design your own - whatever you choose you will be served truly local produce be it homemade granola and organic yo- ghurt for breakfast or Devon’s No 1 Cream Tea, or even freshly caught seafood platters straight from the fleet of a local fishing family. Let us welcome you aboard The PICNIC BOAT.
Traditional local delicatessen nestled in Dartmouth’s Old Historic Market
Cheese • Bread •Local Produce •Homemade Savouries & Sweets •
•Filled Baguettes •Picnic Fayre
Voted best Cream Tea in Devon
Covered outside courtyard seating
Fully licenced Daily specials Tea & Coffee
The Old Market, Dartmouth Tel:01803 839377
www.darttomouthdeli.co.uk
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