House Boat Holidays
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.
With luxury accommodation spread over 3 floors offering views over the London skyline, The Canary Yacht has recently been refurbished to a high standard. The five bedrooms and five bathrooms provide ample space for guests. The superior queen room boasts a spa bathtub.
This luxurious wide beam canal boat boasts two luxury king-sized bedrooms, a spacious open plan kitchen, living and a VIP outdoor area. Situated in the heart of the beautiful Castlefield lock, a stroll away from some of Manchester’s most prestigious bars and night life.
Anchored at Old York Road in Wandsworth, guests aboard this old working boat can be rocked to sleep at night by the sounds of the river and ducks passing by. The continental breakfast features juice, fresh pastries, and fruits.
Originally a family residence, this extraordinary 1950s barge conversion nestles in the heart of Canary Wharf. Blending historical charm with all modern comforts, Le Sorelle offers a serene escape in the midst of London’s bustling cityscape.
Situated in Sheffield’s unique waterfront location… Victoria Quays, these fully equipped, static houseboats feature apartment style accommodation. With free on-site parking for guests, both boats are just a short stroll from the city centre.
Located at the King Edward Quay in Colchester, this air-conditioned houseboat offers a one-bedroom apartment with a terrace and river views. Guests enjoy free bicycles, and the outdoor seating area provides a relaxing space, whilst the honesty bar enhances the stay.
Moored less than 1 km from Paddington Station and an 18-minute walk away from Lord’s Cricket Ground, Boutique Barges in London offers a one-bedroom apartment with a terrace and a fully equipped kitchen. The apartment features lake, river and garden views.
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.
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.