Discover a more relaxed pace of life on the historic canals and rivers of Britain and Ireland. Once the very arteries of the Industrial Revolution, they now offer a very different and unique holiday experience.
Guests can sample a truly unique piece of British maritime history with a stay on this wooden lightship. Built in 1840, it has been recently refurbished and now offers two guest cabins each with wonderful views of the Medway river.
Moored at the Brunswick Dock in the heart of historic Liverpool, this spacious 2-bedroomed barge enjoys picturesque surroundings. Guest can enjoy free parking and some fresh homemade food at the nearby Liverpool Yacht Club Sports Bar & Grill.
At twice the width of a conventional narrowboat guests will enjoy the spacious surroundings onboard Floating Cat Palace. Set in the city centre on the River Avon, Bath’s treasure trove of attractions are just a stroll away.
This converted fishing trawler offers a truly unique stay in central London with two exceptionally comfortable bedrooms and a well-appointed, spacious lounge area. Anchored by Old York Road close to Battersea Power Station, it is ideally situated for exploring the sights of the city.
Sleeps 4. Set on stilts with views across Bembridge Harbour, this static houseboat offers guests a unique perspective on the comings and goings of this sheltered picturesque harbour. This holiday property features all modern facilities. Cottage Code: W43990.
Dating from 1910, this lovingly restored Dutch barge is moored in the medieval town of Sandwich. With access via a gangplank, once onboard guests of up to six, have complete access to private use of the barge inside and on the deck.
Offering boutique boating accommodation in the heart of Central London, The Boathouse features 1 double cabin, with a sofa bed in the living room. The bathroom includes a free-standing bath and walk-in shower, whilst the deck space can accommodate up to 20 people for dinner.
Conveniently set for exploring the historic and gastronomic delights of Cambridge, this stylish narrowboat boasts all modern conveniences. Occupying a scenic location on the River Cam, it offers light and airy accommodation on the inside, with the traditional shape and feel on the outside.
Permanently moored in the newly re generated Edinburgh Quay area, just a walk away from Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle, The Four Sisters Boatel is a luxury, self-catering houseboat. The accommodation includes stylish bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen and a lounge area with seating for 6 people.
Fitted out to the very highest standards by craftsmen, this luxurious bespoke narrowboat is moored on the waterfront in the historic cathedral city of Ely. Guests can choose to cook for themselves in the well-appointed kitchen area, or stroll along to one or more of the nearby excellent pubs and restaurants.