Pirate Weekend
When? 05 Oct 2024 to 06 Oct 2024
Where? Nothe Fort - Weymouth
We all know the first weekend of October is when the pirates descend upon Weymouth with all their good-natured pirate mayhem! And Nothe Fort is just the same!
Set sail for a day of family-friendly adventure with Pirate of the Fort, fit for the whole crew!
Pirate Ship: Climb aboard our magnificent pirate ship and explore the high seas like a true captain.
Walk the Plank: Test your balance and bravery, can you make it across or will you end up in Davey Jones’s Locker?
Panning for Gold: Have a go at treasure hunting as you pan for gold.
Pirate Hook Hoopla: Sharpen your aim and compete in the Pirate Hook Hoopla game.
Fire at the Attacking Ships: Fire at the attacking ships!
Tots Pirates Games: Give our pirate games a go!
Pirate Crafts: Decorate your very own pirate ship and flag.
And it wouldn’t be the Fort without a themed Warren & Winnie Mouse Hunt too.
With pirate costumes encouraged and a treasure trove of activities, our Pirate Extravaganza promises to be unforgettable family fun. So, don your eye patch, hoist the Jolly Roger, and set sail for a swashbuckling adventure. Arrrr, ye won't want to miss it!
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