Canal Boat Holidays
A canal boat holiday is the perfect getaway
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Photography on your canal holiday:
Taking a canal boat holiday with us provides photographers a great opportunity to take some really great photographs.
Firstly, because you are in a naturally beautiful environment, there is no additional car travel needed to reach a good spot to take a photo. We all know that early morning is one of the great times for photographs.
On a canal boat you can get out of bed open the door and be taking stunning early morning wildlife shots while still in your slippers. Similarly, on a summer evening you can wait for the magical late sunshine in a beautiful location without having to think about a long drive home. Having a canal boat at your disposal really is a photographers paradise.
Articles
We have a large choice of articles to help you plan your Canal boat holidays.
General articles
- A to Z Answers
- About the UK canals
- Bar bosun or diligent Deck hand
- Be amazed by a UK canal holiday
- Be a considerate boater
- Best things in life are free
- Bikes and canal holidays
- British canal highlights
- Canal boat basics
- Canal boating with kids
- Fishing
- Ghostly canals
- Grand union canal
- Green boating holidays
- History of canals in britain
- It is not just a narrowboat holiday
- Locks - an introduction
- Long distance canal routes
- Photography and canal boating
- Safety
- Welsh canal holidays
- Wildlife On The Canals
- What to take with you on a canal boat holidays
Places of interest
- Abergavenny
- Anderton
- Aylesbury
- Banbury
- Bath
- Birmingham
- Brecon
- Bristol
- Chester
- Coventry
- Devizes
- Droitwich
- Edinburgh
- Evesham
- Falkirk
- Glasgow
- Gloucester
- Huddersfield
- Hungerford
- Kidderminster
- Leicester
- Llangollen
- Market Harborough
- Manchester
- Middlewich
- Nantwich
- Newbury
- Northampton
- Oxford
- Pewsey
- Reading
- Rugby
- Stafford
- Stoke on Trent
- Stourport
- Stratford
- Tamworth
- Tewkesbury
- Warwick
- Windsor
- Whitchurch
- Worcester
Canals
- Ashby
- Ashton
- Birmingham Navigations
- Birmingham & Fazeley
- Bridgewater
- Caldon
- Chesterfield
- Coventry
- Droitwich
- Erewash
- Forth & Clyde
- Grand Union
- Gloucester & Sharpness
- Huddersfield (Narrow)
- Kennet & Avon
- Lancaster
- Leeds & Liverpool
- Llangollen
- Macclesfield
- Monmouthshire and Brecon
- Manchester Ship Canal
- Montgomery
- New Junction Canal
- Oxford
- Peak Forest
- Regents
- Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigations
- Shropshire Union
- Staffordshire & Worcestershire
- Stainforth & Keadby
- Stourbridge
- Stratford
- Trent & Mersey
- Union Canal
- Worcester & Birmingham
Rivers
How to operate locks on your canal holiday:
In the UK just about every inland waterway will have some type of lock and this adds to the fun of travelling on your canal boat holidays. Locks are devices for raising and lowering boats between stretches of water on the canals. All locks are different and require different ways of operating them.
Operating a canal lock
Fishing on your canal boat holidays.
Whether you are an absolute beginner or a real 'pro' looking for that catch of a lifetime there is no better opportunity than to spend some time fishing on your canal boat holiday.
Relax and cast your line from the canal or river bank in a perfect peaceful surrounding and all from the comfort of your canal boat.
Buy maps and guides online to help you plan your holiday
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