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Set sail for exciting seaside journeys with LEGO® Friends Travel Boat Adventure 42664, a fun-filled playset designed for kids who love exploration and friendship stories. This detailed boat provides everything needed for a relaxing getaway on the water, with space for characters to travel, unwind and enjoy coastal adventures. Perfect for imaginative storytelling, it lets kids create sunny holiday scenes across the waters of Heartlake City.
Key Features
Adventure Boat Build
Features a detailed vessel designed for travel and exploration, perfect for ocean or lake adventures.
Onboard Play Areas
Includes spaces for relaxing, sightseeing and enjoying life on the water.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring travel stories and friendship moments to life.
Holiday-Themed Accessories
Includes items that support vacation roleplay and seaside storytelling.
Imaginative Exploration Play
Encourages kids to invent journeys, discoveries and relaxing getaways.
Great Gift for Adventure Fans
An ideal present for kids who love boats, travel themes and creative play.
Why You’ll Love It
A bright and adventurous set that captures the excitement of travelling by boat with friends. Travel Boat Adventure 42664 encourages storytelling, exploration and imaginative play, making it a wonderful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Combine it with other Heartlake City sets (sold separately) to create an even bigger world of adventures on land and sea.
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