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River Trips

From March to October, take a 45 minute boat trip along the River Alde, abundant with wildlife and with stunning views across the mudflats and reeds. Depart from Snape Maltings' historic quay, where generations of Thames Barge skippers have plied their trade.

Hop aboard Tilly Too and head out through the narrows down towards Iken and take in the beauty of the Suffolk landscape.

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Our shallow draft launch Hagar is ideal for keen birdwatchers, as it enables us to get out at lower states of the tide when there are more wading birds around.

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River Trips recommence late March from Snape, early May from Woodbridge and mid May from Orford. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Suffolk river trips, the river alde, river ore and river deben form some of the most beautiful river systems in suffolk., trips run from april to end of october., join us on board one of our river trip boats from orford quay , snape maltings quay or woodbridge town steps to experience and learn more about these areas which are abundant and rich in both wildlife and history., river trips from orford quay.

Depart from the town quay at Orford on board Tilly or Kitty and head downriver on our one hour round trip with commentary, circumnavigating the RSPB reserve at Havergate Island en route. This part of the river is very unspoilt and a haven for wildlife. For the keen birdwatchers you can expect to see Curlew, Avocet, Godwit, Terns, Sandpiper and many other species. You may also see members of the resident population of harbour seals at the entrance to the Butley river.

On the seaward side of the river, Orford Ness is a fascinating, secret place. It has played an important role in our nation’s military history and many of the buildings erected during the Cold War period are still there. We will provide more of an insight into the significance of this historical area as we cruise past.

Tickets cost £15 for adults, and £9 for children (14 years and under).

Tilly and Kitty can each take up to 12 people per trip, and trips will last approximately 1hr. Dogs are welcome on all of our river trips.

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River trips from Snape Maltings Quay

Depart from the historic Snape Maltings Quay, where generations of Thames Barge skippers have plied their trade, hop aboard Tilly Too or Hagar and head out through the narrows down towards Iken Cliff.

The round trip of about 45 minutes gives you the chance to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from the river Alde, abundant with wildlife that changes with the seasons and stunning views across the mudflats and the reeds. For the keen birdwatchers we are now also running a shallow draft launch Hagar to enable us to get out at lower states of the tide when there are more wading birds around.

Please note that the river Alde is tidal, and so the times of the trips will vary from day to day.

Tickets cost £15 for adults, and £9 for children ( 14 years and under ).

Tilly Too can take 12 people per trip, Hagar 10 people per trip. Trips will last approximately 45 minutes. Dogs are welcome on all of our river trips.

Click the Book Now button for the trip calendar and times (the button will take you to the Snape Maltings website).

River trips from Woodbridge Town Steps

Depart from Woodbridge Town Steps on board Gina and explore the upper reaches of the beautiful river Deben.

The round trip of about 45 minutes will take you downstream beyond Kyson Point and back through Loders Cut, towards Wilford Bridge, giving you a sailors view of the picturesque town of Woodbridge and passing the historic site of Sutton Hoo en route.

For the keen birdwatchers keep your eyes peeled for Curlew, Godwit, Turnstone, Tern, Kingfisher and many other species.

Please note that the river Deben is tidal, so the times of the trips will vary from day to day.

Gina can take up to 12 people per trip, and trips will last approximately 45 minutes. Dogs are welcome on all of our river trips.

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Snape Maltings sits on the bank of the River Alde, surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just six miles from Aldeburgh. Our beautiful heritage destination, with its converted Victorian buildings, is home to independent shops, galleries, a restaurant and dog-friendly café, and several performance venues. Snape Maltings is famous for the Snape Maltings Concert Hall, established by Benjamin Britten, and opened by HM Queen Elizabeth in 1967. If you are looking for things to do in Suffolk, this family-friendly venue has everything you need.

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Suffolk River Trips – Snape

A river trip along the beautiful river Alde.

Depart from the historic Snape Maltings Quay, where generations of Thames Barge skippers have plied their trade, hop aboard Tilly Too or Hagar and head out through the narrows down towards Iken Cliff.

The round trip of about 45 minutes gives you the chance to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from the river Alde, abundant with wildlife that changes with the seasons and stunning views across the mudflats and the reeds. For the keen birdwatchers we are now also running a shallow draft launch Hagar to enable us to get out at lower states of the tide when there are more wading birds around.

Please note that the river Alde is tidal, and so the times of the trips will vary from day to day.

Children ( 14 yrs and under ) £9

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All our dining is international but for Russian Dining night, the Chef includes a selection of traditional Russian dishes: Chicken Kiev, Kulebyaka and no Russian table is complete without Borsch. To add to the ‘Taste of Russia’ optional Russian dress, or at least a touch of Russian style, is provided along with enthusiastic help from our staff!

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Equipped with ice-breaking technology, these huge fancy yachts are the only river cruisers running all year around. The round trip journey takes two and a half hours and floats past all the big sights like the White House, Novodevichy monastery and the Kremlin. There’s a large open air observation deck up top, while the main body of the ship houses a restaurant with a dance floor for a romantic post dinner dance. For a particularly romantic experience take one of the evening boats and admire the bright lights of the city skyline at night.

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River Trips from Snape Maltings

Depart from the historic quay, where generations of Thames Barge skippers have plied their trade, hop aboard Sea Tradar and head out through the narrows down towards Iken. The hour-long trip gives you the chance to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from the River Alde, abundant with wildlife that changes with the seasons and stunning views across the mudflats and the reeds. Please note that the River Alde is tidal, and there for the times of the trips will vary from day to day. Tickets cost £10 for adults, and £7 for children (14 years and under). Sea Tradar can take up to 12 people per trip, and trips will last approximately 50min-1hr. Tickets can also be booked via the Box Office – either in person, or by calling 01728 687110.

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Suffolk River Trips – Snape

A river trip along the beautiful river Alde.

Depart from the historic Snape Maltings Quay, where generations of Thames Barge skippers have plied their trade, hop aboard Tilly Too or Hagar and head out through the narrows down towards Iken Cliff.

The round trip of about 45 minutes gives you the chance to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from the river Alde, abundant with wildlife that changes with the seasons and stunning views across the mudflats and the reeds. For the keen birdwatchers we are now also running a shallow draft launch Hagar to enable us to get out at lower states of the tide when there are more wading birds around.

Please note that the river Alde is tidal, and so the times of the trips will vary from day to day.

Children ( 14 yrs and under ) £9

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