Peppa Pig

Miss Rabbit offers a variety of boats for hire at the lake, and Daddy Pig selects a pedal‑powered model. During the family race, he soon regrets his choice, wishing he had opted for a simpler vessel to sail.

The short children’s programme titled “Going Boating” is presented as a single episode within its series. It follows the familiar format of a light‑hearted adventure, focusing on a simple water‑based activity that encourages young viewers to imagine a day out on the lake. At the lakeside, Miss Rabbit runs a hire service that offers a wide variety of boats for families to choose from. When the opportunity arises, Daddy Pig decides to take a pedal‑driven vessel. The day soon turns into a friendly competition as several families line up to race their chosen craft across the water, each hoping to outpace the others. Miss Rabbit’s selection includes many different types of boats, each available for hire at the lake, covering a range of designs. The families gather, each eager to test their speed and skill. Meanwhile, Daddy Pig rows his pedal boat, hoping that the straightforward pedal mechanism will give him an advantage in the race. As the race progresses, Daddy Pig discovers that the pedal boat is harder to handle than he had expected. He begins to wish he had opted for a more straightforward sailing option, realising that his choice may not be the most suitable for the competition. The episode concludes with his reflection on the decision.