Mayday Maritime Mile Treasure Trail
Maritime Belfast Trust
Throughout the month of May, we've teamed up with RNLI to bring you an exciting Mayday Maritime Mile edition of the treasure trail, raising funds for the RNLI that will go towards the 10 lifeboat stations in Northern Ireland.
Download a map at maritime-mile/treasure and make your way to each of the 20 stops, uncovering exciting questions and facts about the Maritime Mile.
The free self-guided trail starts at City Quays, bringing you past the AC Hotel Belfast towards the Big Fish. Cross over the Lagan Weir Footbridge and along the waterfront towards Titanic Belfast. Keep walking and you will see the Great Light and HMS Caroline, with the final stop at Titanic’s Dock & Pump-House.
Look out for 9 special RNLI Mayday Mile panels at stops 1, 8, 9, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19 & 20. Rearrange the 9 letters to spell a bonus word for your chance to win a special tour of a RNLI Lifeboat Station plus a family hamper.
Don’t forget to complete the trail online at maritime-mile.com/treasure to receive a personalised certificate and be in with the chance of winning some amazing prizes! Follow Maritime Mile on Facebook and Instagram and use #MaritimeMile for a chance to win exciting spot prizes.
- Children and families
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Maritime Mile
Belfast
BT3 9DT
United Kingdom
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Download the map and complete the online quiz at maritime-mile.com/treasure
Mayday Maritime Mile Treasure Trail
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