Attraction
Attraction
Attraction
Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea
Delight in classic afternoon tea on the Cutty Sark with a guided tour and a chance to explore the historic ship in London.
3 hrs
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Savour a traditional English afternoon tea beneath the majestic Cutty Sark.
Join an expert guide for insights into the ship's intriguing maritime history.
Explore the Cutty Sark after your tea at your own pace.
Meet colourful historic characters and try taking the helm of this legendary vessel.
What’s Included
Entry to the Cutty Sark
Guided tour with a maritime expert
Afternoon tea with a selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes
Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea offers a remarkable dining experience aboard the world's last surviving tea clipper ship in Greenwich, London. This acclaimed afternoon tea combines the elegance of traditional British hospitality with the fascinating maritime history of one of Britain's most celebrated vessels. Located in the historic Greenwich area, this highly-recommended experience allows guests to enjoy delicious refreshments while exploring the impressive decks and hold of this restored 19th-century ship. When you book through tickadoo, you secure your place for this outstanding maritime dining adventure that perfectly blends culinary excellence with historical exploration.
The afternoon tea service takes place within the ship's beautifully restored lower hold, creating an atmospheric setting unlike any other London venue. Guests enjoy a carefully curated selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and an array of delicate pastries and cakes. The menu celebrates both traditional British afternoon tea classics and maritime-inspired treats that reflect the ship's tea trading heritage. Professional staff dressed in period-appropriate attire serve premium teas from around the world, many sourced from regions the original Cutty Sark would have visited during her trading voyages. The experience includes full access to explore the ship's restored cabins, cargo hold, and upper decks before and after your meal.
Cutty Sark herself represents an essential piece of British maritime history, having been one of the fastest ships of her era during the late 1800s tea trade. Built in 1869, she raced across oceans carrying precious tea cargo from China to London, setting speed records that made her legendary among sailing ships. Today, this beautifully preserved vessel serves as both a museum and unique venue, offering visitors the chance to walk in the footsteps of the sailors who once worked these decks. The ship's restoration preserves original features while incorporating modern amenities necessary for safe public access and dining experiences.
Guests can explore multiple levels of the ship, from the cargo hold where tea chests once filled every available space to the captain's quarters and crew accommodations. Interactive exhibits throughout the vessel tell the story of life aboard a tea clipper, including the challenges faced during long ocean voyages and the importance of speed in the competitive tea trade. The ship's collection of maritime artifacts, navigational instruments, and historical displays provides context for understanding this remarkable period of commercial sailing history.
Booking your Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea through tickadoo ensures you experience this popular Greenwich attraction at its finest. The venue offers multiple seating times throughout the day, allowing flexibility for visitors exploring other Greenwich attractions such as the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, or Greenwich Park. This sought-after experience requires advance booking due to the limited seating capacity within the ship's historic spaces. The combination of exceptional food, remarkable historical setting, and educational value makes this afternoon tea a must-visit experience for both London residents and visitors seeking something truly special during their stay in the capital.
Please respect marked areas and do not touch restricted exhibits.
Photography is allowed except where signs indicate otherwise.
Pets are not permitted except for guide dogs.
Drones, bikes, balloons and roller skates are not allowed inside the venue.
How long does the Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea experience last?
The afternoon tea service typically lasts 90 minutes, with additional time available to explore the ship before and after your meal. Full ship access is included with your tickadoo booking.
What dietary requirements can be accommodated?
The venue can accommodate most dietary requirements including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Please inform tickadoo of any dietary needs when booking to ensure proper preparation.
Is the Cutty Sark suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome and will enjoy exploring the ship. A children's afternoon tea menu is available, and the interactive exhibits throughout the vessel engage younger visitors.
What is included in the afternoon tea menu?
The menu includes a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, assorted pastries and cakes, plus premium teas from around the world.
How do I get to the Cutty Sark in Greenwich?
The Cutty Sark is easily accessible by DLR to Cutty Sark station, National Rail to Greenwich station, or by Thames Clipper river services. Detailed directions are provided with your tickadoo confirmation.
Can I explore the ship after my afternoon tea?
Yes, your ticket includes full access to explore all public areas of the ship, including the cargo hold, crew quarters, and upper decks throughout your visit.
Are there any age restrictions for the afternoon tea?
There are no age restrictions, though children must be accompanied by adults. The ship's stairs and deck areas require reasonable mobility for safe access.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The afternoon tea takes place in the ship's covered lower hold, so weather does not affect the dining experience. However, deck exploration may be limited during severe weather conditions.
Arrival Time: Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled afternoon tea time to allow for check-in and initial ship exploration before your meal service begins.
Accessibility: The historic ship has multiple levels accessed by stairs, which may present challenges for visitors with mobility issues. Contact the venue directly to discuss accessibility options.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended for this refined dining experience. Comfortable shoes are essential for safely navigating the ship's deck areas and stairs.
Photography: Photography is permitted throughout most areas of the ship, but flash photography may be restricted in certain exhibition areas to preserve historical artifacts.
Parking: Limited street parking is available nearby, but public transport is strongly recommended. The nearest car park is at Greenwich Church Street, a short walk from the ship.
Group Bookings: Large groups should book well in advance through tickadoo, as the ship's intimate spaces have limited seating capacity for each service time.
Weather Considerations: While dining occurs below deck, dress appropriately for outdoor exploration of the ship's upper decks and surrounding Greenwich area attractions.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
King William Walk
Highlights
Savour a traditional English afternoon tea beneath the majestic Cutty Sark.
Join an expert guide for insights into the ship's intriguing maritime history.
Explore the Cutty Sark after your tea at your own pace.
Meet colourful historic characters and try taking the helm of this legendary vessel.
What’s Included
Entry to the Cutty Sark
Guided tour with a maritime expert
Afternoon tea with a selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes
Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea offers a remarkable dining experience aboard the world's last surviving tea clipper ship in Greenwich, London. This acclaimed afternoon tea combines the elegance of traditional British hospitality with the fascinating maritime history of one of Britain's most celebrated vessels. Located in the historic Greenwich area, this highly-recommended experience allows guests to enjoy delicious refreshments while exploring the impressive decks and hold of this restored 19th-century ship. When you book through tickadoo, you secure your place for this outstanding maritime dining adventure that perfectly blends culinary excellence with historical exploration.
The afternoon tea service takes place within the ship's beautifully restored lower hold, creating an atmospheric setting unlike any other London venue. Guests enjoy a carefully curated selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and an array of delicate pastries and cakes. The menu celebrates both traditional British afternoon tea classics and maritime-inspired treats that reflect the ship's tea trading heritage. Professional staff dressed in period-appropriate attire serve premium teas from around the world, many sourced from regions the original Cutty Sark would have visited during her trading voyages. The experience includes full access to explore the ship's restored cabins, cargo hold, and upper decks before and after your meal.
Cutty Sark herself represents an essential piece of British maritime history, having been one of the fastest ships of her era during the late 1800s tea trade. Built in 1869, she raced across oceans carrying precious tea cargo from China to London, setting speed records that made her legendary among sailing ships. Today, this beautifully preserved vessel serves as both a museum and unique venue, offering visitors the chance to walk in the footsteps of the sailors who once worked these decks. The ship's restoration preserves original features while incorporating modern amenities necessary for safe public access and dining experiences.
Guests can explore multiple levels of the ship, from the cargo hold where tea chests once filled every available space to the captain's quarters and crew accommodations. Interactive exhibits throughout the vessel tell the story of life aboard a tea clipper, including the challenges faced during long ocean voyages and the importance of speed in the competitive tea trade. The ship's collection of maritime artifacts, navigational instruments, and historical displays provides context for understanding this remarkable period of commercial sailing history.
Booking your Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea through tickadoo ensures you experience this popular Greenwich attraction at its finest. The venue offers multiple seating times throughout the day, allowing flexibility for visitors exploring other Greenwich attractions such as the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, or Greenwich Park. This sought-after experience requires advance booking due to the limited seating capacity within the ship's historic spaces. The combination of exceptional food, remarkable historical setting, and educational value makes this afternoon tea a must-visit experience for both London residents and visitors seeking something truly special during their stay in the capital.
Please respect marked areas and do not touch restricted exhibits.
Photography is allowed except where signs indicate otherwise.
Pets are not permitted except for guide dogs.
Drones, bikes, balloons and roller skates are not allowed inside the venue.
How long does the Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea experience last?
The afternoon tea service typically lasts 90 minutes, with additional time available to explore the ship before and after your meal. Full ship access is included with your tickadoo booking.
What dietary requirements can be accommodated?
The venue can accommodate most dietary requirements including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Please inform tickadoo of any dietary needs when booking to ensure proper preparation.
Is the Cutty Sark suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome and will enjoy exploring the ship. A children's afternoon tea menu is available, and the interactive exhibits throughout the vessel engage younger visitors.
What is included in the afternoon tea menu?
The menu includes a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, assorted pastries and cakes, plus premium teas from around the world.
How do I get to the Cutty Sark in Greenwich?
The Cutty Sark is easily accessible by DLR to Cutty Sark station, National Rail to Greenwich station, or by Thames Clipper river services. Detailed directions are provided with your tickadoo confirmation.
Can I explore the ship after my afternoon tea?
Yes, your ticket includes full access to explore all public areas of the ship, including the cargo hold, crew quarters, and upper decks throughout your visit.
Are there any age restrictions for the afternoon tea?
There are no age restrictions, though children must be accompanied by adults. The ship's stairs and deck areas require reasonable mobility for safe access.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The afternoon tea takes place in the ship's covered lower hold, so weather does not affect the dining experience. However, deck exploration may be limited during severe weather conditions.
Arrival Time: Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled afternoon tea time to allow for check-in and initial ship exploration before your meal service begins.
Accessibility: The historic ship has multiple levels accessed by stairs, which may present challenges for visitors with mobility issues. Contact the venue directly to discuss accessibility options.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended for this refined dining experience. Comfortable shoes are essential for safely navigating the ship's deck areas and stairs.
Photography: Photography is permitted throughout most areas of the ship, but flash photography may be restricted in certain exhibition areas to preserve historical artifacts.
Parking: Limited street parking is available nearby, but public transport is strongly recommended. The nearest car park is at Greenwich Church Street, a short walk from the ship.
Group Bookings: Large groups should book well in advance through tickadoo, as the ship's intimate spaces have limited seating capacity for each service time.
Weather Considerations: While dining occurs below deck, dress appropriately for outdoor exploration of the ship's upper decks and surrounding Greenwich area attractions.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
King William Walk
Highlights
Savour a traditional English afternoon tea beneath the majestic Cutty Sark.
Join an expert guide for insights into the ship's intriguing maritime history.
Explore the Cutty Sark after your tea at your own pace.
Meet colourful historic characters and try taking the helm of this legendary vessel.
What’s Included
Entry to the Cutty Sark
Guided tour with a maritime expert
Afternoon tea with a selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes
Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea offers a remarkable dining experience aboard the world's last surviving tea clipper ship in Greenwich, London. This acclaimed afternoon tea combines the elegance of traditional British hospitality with the fascinating maritime history of one of Britain's most celebrated vessels. Located in the historic Greenwich area, this highly-recommended experience allows guests to enjoy delicious refreshments while exploring the impressive decks and hold of this restored 19th-century ship. When you book through tickadoo, you secure your place for this outstanding maritime dining adventure that perfectly blends culinary excellence with historical exploration.
The afternoon tea service takes place within the ship's beautifully restored lower hold, creating an atmospheric setting unlike any other London venue. Guests enjoy a carefully curated selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and an array of delicate pastries and cakes. The menu celebrates both traditional British afternoon tea classics and maritime-inspired treats that reflect the ship's tea trading heritage. Professional staff dressed in period-appropriate attire serve premium teas from around the world, many sourced from regions the original Cutty Sark would have visited during her trading voyages. The experience includes full access to explore the ship's restored cabins, cargo hold, and upper decks before and after your meal.
Cutty Sark herself represents an essential piece of British maritime history, having been one of the fastest ships of her era during the late 1800s tea trade. Built in 1869, she raced across oceans carrying precious tea cargo from China to London, setting speed records that made her legendary among sailing ships. Today, this beautifully preserved vessel serves as both a museum and unique venue, offering visitors the chance to walk in the footsteps of the sailors who once worked these decks. The ship's restoration preserves original features while incorporating modern amenities necessary for safe public access and dining experiences.
Guests can explore multiple levels of the ship, from the cargo hold where tea chests once filled every available space to the captain's quarters and crew accommodations. Interactive exhibits throughout the vessel tell the story of life aboard a tea clipper, including the challenges faced during long ocean voyages and the importance of speed in the competitive tea trade. The ship's collection of maritime artifacts, navigational instruments, and historical displays provides context for understanding this remarkable period of commercial sailing history.
Booking your Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea through tickadoo ensures you experience this popular Greenwich attraction at its finest. The venue offers multiple seating times throughout the day, allowing flexibility for visitors exploring other Greenwich attractions such as the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, or Greenwich Park. This sought-after experience requires advance booking due to the limited seating capacity within the ship's historic spaces. The combination of exceptional food, remarkable historical setting, and educational value makes this afternoon tea a must-visit experience for both London residents and visitors seeking something truly special during their stay in the capital.
Arrival Time: Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled afternoon tea time to allow for check-in and initial ship exploration before your meal service begins.
Accessibility: The historic ship has multiple levels accessed by stairs, which may present challenges for visitors with mobility issues. Contact the venue directly to discuss accessibility options.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended for this refined dining experience. Comfortable shoes are essential for safely navigating the ship's deck areas and stairs.
Photography: Photography is permitted throughout most areas of the ship, but flash photography may be restricted in certain exhibition areas to preserve historical artifacts.
Parking: Limited street parking is available nearby, but public transport is strongly recommended. The nearest car park is at Greenwich Church Street, a short walk from the ship.
Group Bookings: Large groups should book well in advance through tickadoo, as the ship's intimate spaces have limited seating capacity for each service time.
Weather Considerations: While dining occurs below deck, dress appropriately for outdoor exploration of the ship's upper decks and surrounding Greenwich area attractions.
Please respect marked areas and do not touch restricted exhibits.
Photography is allowed except where signs indicate otherwise.
Pets are not permitted except for guide dogs.
Drones, bikes, balloons and roller skates are not allowed inside the venue.
How long does the Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea experience last?
The afternoon tea service typically lasts 90 minutes, with additional time available to explore the ship before and after your meal. Full ship access is included with your tickadoo booking.
What dietary requirements can be accommodated?
The venue can accommodate most dietary requirements including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Please inform tickadoo of any dietary needs when booking to ensure proper preparation.
Is the Cutty Sark suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome and will enjoy exploring the ship. A children's afternoon tea menu is available, and the interactive exhibits throughout the vessel engage younger visitors.
What is included in the afternoon tea menu?
The menu includes a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, assorted pastries and cakes, plus premium teas from around the world.
How do I get to the Cutty Sark in Greenwich?
The Cutty Sark is easily accessible by DLR to Cutty Sark station, National Rail to Greenwich station, or by Thames Clipper river services. Detailed directions are provided with your tickadoo confirmation.
Can I explore the ship after my afternoon tea?
Yes, your ticket includes full access to explore all public areas of the ship, including the cargo hold, crew quarters, and upper decks throughout your visit.
Are there any age restrictions for the afternoon tea?
There are no age restrictions, though children must be accompanied by adults. The ship's stairs and deck areas require reasonable mobility for safe access.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The afternoon tea takes place in the ship's covered lower hold, so weather does not affect the dining experience. However, deck exploration may be limited during severe weather conditions.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
King William Walk
Highlights
Savour a traditional English afternoon tea beneath the majestic Cutty Sark.
Join an expert guide for insights into the ship's intriguing maritime history.
Explore the Cutty Sark after your tea at your own pace.
Meet colourful historic characters and try taking the helm of this legendary vessel.
What’s Included
Entry to the Cutty Sark
Guided tour with a maritime expert
Afternoon tea with a selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes
Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea offers a remarkable dining experience aboard the world's last surviving tea clipper ship in Greenwich, London. This acclaimed afternoon tea combines the elegance of traditional British hospitality with the fascinating maritime history of one of Britain's most celebrated vessels. Located in the historic Greenwich area, this highly-recommended experience allows guests to enjoy delicious refreshments while exploring the impressive decks and hold of this restored 19th-century ship. When you book through tickadoo, you secure your place for this outstanding maritime dining adventure that perfectly blends culinary excellence with historical exploration.
The afternoon tea service takes place within the ship's beautifully restored lower hold, creating an atmospheric setting unlike any other London venue. Guests enjoy a carefully curated selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, and an array of delicate pastries and cakes. The menu celebrates both traditional British afternoon tea classics and maritime-inspired treats that reflect the ship's tea trading heritage. Professional staff dressed in period-appropriate attire serve premium teas from around the world, many sourced from regions the original Cutty Sark would have visited during her trading voyages. The experience includes full access to explore the ship's restored cabins, cargo hold, and upper decks before and after your meal.
Cutty Sark herself represents an essential piece of British maritime history, having been one of the fastest ships of her era during the late 1800s tea trade. Built in 1869, she raced across oceans carrying precious tea cargo from China to London, setting speed records that made her legendary among sailing ships. Today, this beautifully preserved vessel serves as both a museum and unique venue, offering visitors the chance to walk in the footsteps of the sailors who once worked these decks. The ship's restoration preserves original features while incorporating modern amenities necessary for safe public access and dining experiences.
Guests can explore multiple levels of the ship, from the cargo hold where tea chests once filled every available space to the captain's quarters and crew accommodations. Interactive exhibits throughout the vessel tell the story of life aboard a tea clipper, including the challenges faced during long ocean voyages and the importance of speed in the competitive tea trade. The ship's collection of maritime artifacts, navigational instruments, and historical displays provides context for understanding this remarkable period of commercial sailing history.
Booking your Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea through tickadoo ensures you experience this popular Greenwich attraction at its finest. The venue offers multiple seating times throughout the day, allowing flexibility for visitors exploring other Greenwich attractions such as the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, or Greenwich Park. This sought-after experience requires advance booking due to the limited seating capacity within the ship's historic spaces. The combination of exceptional food, remarkable historical setting, and educational value makes this afternoon tea a must-visit experience for both London residents and visitors seeking something truly special during their stay in the capital.
Arrival Time: Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled afternoon tea time to allow for check-in and initial ship exploration before your meal service begins.
Accessibility: The historic ship has multiple levels accessed by stairs, which may present challenges for visitors with mobility issues. Contact the venue directly to discuss accessibility options.
Dress Code: Smart casual attire is recommended for this refined dining experience. Comfortable shoes are essential for safely navigating the ship's deck areas and stairs.
Photography: Photography is permitted throughout most areas of the ship, but flash photography may be restricted in certain exhibition areas to preserve historical artifacts.
Parking: Limited street parking is available nearby, but public transport is strongly recommended. The nearest car park is at Greenwich Church Street, a short walk from the ship.
Group Bookings: Large groups should book well in advance through tickadoo, as the ship's intimate spaces have limited seating capacity for each service time.
Weather Considerations: While dining occurs below deck, dress appropriately for outdoor exploration of the ship's upper decks and surrounding Greenwich area attractions.
Please respect marked areas and do not touch restricted exhibits.
Photography is allowed except where signs indicate otherwise.
Pets are not permitted except for guide dogs.
Drones, bikes, balloons and roller skates are not allowed inside the venue.
How long does the Cutty Sark Afternoon Tea experience last?
The afternoon tea service typically lasts 90 minutes, with additional time available to explore the ship before and after your meal. Full ship access is included with your tickadoo booking.
What dietary requirements can be accommodated?
The venue can accommodate most dietary requirements including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Please inform tickadoo of any dietary needs when booking to ensure proper preparation.
Is the Cutty Sark suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome and will enjoy exploring the ship. A children's afternoon tea menu is available, and the interactive exhibits throughout the vessel engage younger visitors.
What is included in the afternoon tea menu?
The menu includes a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with clotted cream and jam, assorted pastries and cakes, plus premium teas from around the world.
How do I get to the Cutty Sark in Greenwich?
The Cutty Sark is easily accessible by DLR to Cutty Sark station, National Rail to Greenwich station, or by Thames Clipper river services. Detailed directions are provided with your tickadoo confirmation.
Can I explore the ship after my afternoon tea?
Yes, your ticket includes full access to explore all public areas of the ship, including the cargo hold, crew quarters, and upper decks throughout your visit.
Are there any age restrictions for the afternoon tea?
There are no age restrictions, though children must be accompanied by adults. The ship's stairs and deck areas require reasonable mobility for safe access.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The afternoon tea takes place in the ship's covered lower hold, so weather does not affect the dining experience. However, deck exploration may be limited during severe weather conditions.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
King William Walk
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