Santa on the Sea
When? 06 December 2025
Where? Coastal Vibes Cruises - Weymouth
10-11:30am. Adults and Children £20. Infants £10. Family Tickets £60.
This festive adventure is packed with holiday cheer, perfect for all ages. Kids will be delighted with a special gift from Santa, with each present tailored to the child’s age and gender (be sure to include these details when booking).
Adults can enjoy a cozy treat of mince pies and mulled wine, making it a festive experience all around. The kids won’t stop smiling with face painting and Christmas crafts bringing joy throughout the journey. The highlight of the trip? A visit to Santa’s Grotto on board, where Santa himself will greet everyone with holiday cheer and a little surprise!
It’s the ultimate way to celebrate the season with family and loved ones.
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