There’s no better way to bask in the beauty of New Hampshire than when you’re out on the water, and you can take a cruise on Winnipesaukee Lake with M/S Mount Washington Cruises. The only way to make one of these cruises even better? Mimosas!

The M/S Mount Washington offers a brunch cruise every Sunday, and this is a cruise you don’t want to miss!

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Choose from three departure times. You’ll leave from Weirs Beach at either 10 a.m. or 12:30 p.m., or from Alton Bay at 11:15 a.m.

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Make sure to arrive at the dock 20-30 minutes early so you can board the ship before it departs - it leaves right on time.

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Once the cruise is underway, you’ll be invited to the brunch buffet. The buffet tables are loaded with all kinds of tasty food, and the staff is ready to serve you.

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The brunch includes scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, baked beans, fresh fruit, croissants, made-to-order waffles, and more.

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Also included with your brunch - a complimentary mimosa. Cheers!

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Your capable Captain will navigate the ship around Lake Winnipesaukee for a total of 2.5 hours. The lake is the largest in New Hampshire, and covers 44,000 acres. The scenery along the way is gorgeous, and you’ll want to make sure to bring your camera along.

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You’ll love this brunch cruise. Breathe in the fresh air, enjoy a mimosa and brunch, and make some memories with friends and family that will last a lifetime.

Prasad Alavilli/Google Tickets are $54 for adults, $52 for seniors, and $28 for children.

Reserve your brunch cruise on M/S Mount Washington’s website, and follow its Facebook page to see some more beautiful cruise photos. Does this mimosa brunch cruise look like fun? Tag the friends and family you’d like to bring with you!

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Tickets are $54 for adults, $52 for seniors, and $28 for children.

If you love being near the water, plan a visit to this New Hampshire town that’s surrounded by water on three sides.

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