Trips on Lucy Lavers

Following her restoration and return from the 75th anniversary of Dunkirk in 2015, Lucy Lavers now lives in the working fishing port of Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk,

where she served twice as the town's relief lifeboat. She gives trips and charters afloat from April to October (weather permitting) to the public, schools and other groups, acting as a floating ambassador to help people understand and experience our maritime heritage.  

Some Christmas holiday trips may be available too, weather permitting. 

On land her story is told through films, photographs and displays at Rescue Wooden Boats Maritime Heritage Centre in Stiffkey, Norfolk, and here on the website. 

Booking Lucy Lavers trips and charters

We are delighted that  Lucy Lavers is operated on behalf of Rescue Wooden Boats by Curlew Coastal Charters, led by experienced  local skipper Liam Pink who is offering a range of trips and charters.

These include daily cruises of one or 1.5 hours in or near Wells Harbour based on the stories of Dunkirk Little Ship Lucy Lavers and the local RNLI, as well as 4 or 8 hour trips or private charters based on customers’ preferences. Options include trips along our coastline, visiting local harbours and areas of outstanding natural beauty, getting in touch with nature, bird watching and much more. These bespoke trips include a locally sourced  food platters (with vegetarian and vegan options). See reviews of trips here 

Gift Vouchers available!  Trips can be booked here.

    

Paint generously provided by the Witham Group

See Eastern Daily Press coverage here