Your
guide to the best in boating holidays throughout the British Isles.
 You can find out about the 2000 mile network of tranquil Inland Waterways that thread their way through the very heart of the British countryside, letting you visit the real Britain that most tourists miss.
You can consider whether you want a Self-drive holiday or a skippered Hotel Boat experience.
Or why not click here to see exactly what is available for hire, the prices and full details of the holidays
You can find out about yacht charter around the coastline and islands, from Cornwall to the very North of ScotlandYou can find the best companies and check the availability of their holidays as well as visit their websites.You can use our free brochure request service to get more information.
You can contact us with your questions and we will do our best to help you find the right answers.
| Canals
& River |
A
2000 mile secret network of cruising routes around England & Wales |
| Norfolk
Broads |
A
National Park, a haven for wildlife and popular for boating holidays. |
| River
Thames |
The
'Royal' Thames, the majestic River Severn are just two great holiday areas. |
| Scotland |
Superb
scenery and safe cruising through the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands. |
| Coastal
Sailing |
Scotland
and Wales provide endless wonderful sailing opportunities. |
| Hotel
Boats |
Skippered
Hotel Boats provide unique holidays on the waterways of England. |
| Wheelchair
access |
Self-drive
boats with wheelchair access. |
| Ireland |
Combine
wonderful boating holidays with the charms of the Emerald Isle. |
| France |
Explore
the wider waterways of the canals and rivers of France. |
| Free
Brochures |
We
will post these boating holiday brochures to you anywhere in the world.
For FREE! |
| Search
for what is available |
Live
seach engine for boating holidays on the waterways of England, Wales, Scotland,
France & Ireland. www.hireboat.com |
| Late
Bookings |
Visit
this great site if you are looking for a last minute holiday afloat. Features
England, Wales, Scotland, France and Ireland. |
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