Adult: $36.00 Youth (ages 10-15):$27.00 Children (9 and under with paying adult): free

Admission Beach Only Adults = $6 Seniors (62+) = $5 Children (3-12) = $4 “The Works” (the Beach and Water Works) Adults = $12 Seniors (62+) = $11 Children (3-12) = $10 Admission to the Beach is NO Host

Meeting room will be opened up when we get back to the hotel this evening letting the people back at the gate See what they have missed.

For a romantic dinner for two, or for a host of friends and family, Lake Lure Tours will cater to your every need. Bring along a picnic basket of appetizers, glide across the waters to Sunset Cove, and turn your attention to one of the most spectacular sunsets ever created. After the sun takes its bow, cruise over to a favorite lake side restaurant, where you can spend an enjoyable evening of good food and great company. After dessert, climb on board, snuggle up with a blanket, and enjoy a lazy trip back to port under the summer moonlight. Reservations are required for the dinner cruise. We'll make all the arrangements with the restaurant. Dinner cruises depart at 6:00 pm, seven days a week, April through November. After Dinner we will sail back to the docks. Our cruise boat for the evening will wait for us to finish dinner approx two and half hours.We have plenty time to sit and enjoy our dinner.

for information on Larkin's on the Lake Bayfront Bar & Grill Lake Lure, NC. Larkins on the Lake Lake Lure's Only Waterfront Restaurant Fine Dining in a Casual Atmosphere Largest Selection of Fine Wines and Spirits in the Area Fresh Daily Seafood Specials Hand-Cut Prime Aged Beef Dinner Service from 5:00 p.m. Reservations Recommended (828) 625-4075

Located on Hwy. 64/74-A at Hwy. 9 Lake Lure, North Carolina

Lake Lure Tours, Inc. PO Box 541 Lake Lure, NC 28746 Toll-free: (877) FUN-4-ALL (877-386-4255) (828) 625-1373 (office) (828) 625-2036 (fax

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We will be boarding up into vans, cars as many as we can and make a short trip to the FrenchBroad Brewery. To learn more about the French Broad Brewery use this link French Broad Brewery is located in the heart of Asheville, North Carolina, close to the entrance of the historic Biltmore Estate. We will be taking a tour of the Brewery and stopping for lunch afterwards.

Our tour will tell us how the beer is made and bottled.Winner - People's Choice Beer Award at the 11th Annual Culinary Showcase, January 2003, Asheville, NC.

We will be taking this tour at 12:00 noon sharp.

So please plan on meeting up in the lobby way of the Hotel by 11:30. For places for lunch in Asheville check out the link below.

My vote is that we skip lunch and go right to this.

We have planned a fun filled full day of activities for all of us to enjoy.

We will once again be boarding our vans and cars to travel just about a hour outside of Asheville with stops along to way for pictures. We will be traveling up the Blue Ridge Mountain Parkway. There will be times to stop and view the beauty of the Great Smoking Mountains of Nc. If you have cameras please bring them along you surely will want to take shots of the area. .

Saturday Afternoon:

Welcome to Cherokee comes from a Creek word "Chelokee" meaning "people of a different speech." Here in their ancient homeland, the North Carolina Cherokee still compete in bowman ship and blowgun contests, they play the ancient game of Indian Ball and participate in other primitive games and dances that were begun centuries before the white man ventured into the region. We will visit the Cherokee Indian Reservation After lunch we will be heading out to the Cherokee Indian Reservation.We will also visit the Oconaluftee Indian Village this afternoon

For more information on the Cherokee Indian Reservation please use this link Please wear shoes that are comfortable and suitable for walking.

We will also visit the Oconaluftee Indian Village

For more information on the Oconaluftee Village please use this link This village is an authentic replica of an 18th century Cherokee community. Cherokee guides explain the history, culture and life-style of their ancestors. Watch Cherokee craftsmen demonstrate their skill in making arrowheads, baskets, blowguns, beaded belts, ceremonial masks, dugout canoes, pottery, and wood cravings. You'll also enjoy the replica of a 7-sided Council House and typical Cherokee homes as they were 250 years ago. Adjacent to the Village is the mile-long Nature Trail that provides visitors the opportunity to walk through the woods and see a variety of trees, plants and flowers indigenous to the western North Carolina area.

Please remember that access to our casino restaurants are currently limited to guests who are 21 or over. We welcome guests of all ages to our two restaurants within the hotel: Club Cappuccino and Selu Garden Cafe.