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The boats

Proper beds. A galley you can cook in.

Every boat has a fixed double, hot water, a fridge, central heating and a stern big enough to sit out on.

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Inside a narrowboat saloon: a sofa, a small table laid for tea and the open doors onto a lock at sunset

To length

Choose by who is coming.

Lengths in feet; the dots are berths. Sample rates for a week in May.

  • Kingfisher45 ft · sleeps 2A couple's boat: one fixed double, a deep sofa and a stern deck for two chairsfrom £780 a week
  • Heron57 ft · sleeps 4Two cabins either end, so two couples each get a door to closefrom £1,040 a week
  • Otter62 ft · sleeps 6A family boat: a double, bunks and a dinette bed, with a gated front deckfrom £1,190 a week
  • Willow58 ft · sleeps 4Step-free saloon, a wet room and a side hatch at wheelchair heightfrom £1,090 a week

On every boat

What is aboard.

So you pack clothes, food and nothing else.

  1. Galley

    Four-ring hob, oven, fridge, kettle and a full set of pans

  2. Beds

    Made up for your arrival, with towels

  3. Heating

    Diesel central heating and a stove on the longer boats

  4. Power

    230 V sockets from the batteries while you cruise; USB at every bed

  5. Dogs

    £40 a stay

    Two well-behaved dogs welcome on every boat except Willow

  • Under seven feet wideHeron and Otter give each pair of guests their own end
  • A shower on every boatAnd a pump-out toilet; we show you both
  • Bikes on the roofA rack on every boat over 55 feet
  • Who steersAnyone over 18 after the handover; children with an adult