UK Boat Holidays
Norfolk Broads is a network of incredibly beautiful rivers and serene waterways that span from Norfolk to Suffolk in England. It has an area of 303 square kilometers that contains more than 200 kilometers of waterways you can take a boating holiday on.
When it comes to rivers in the UK, nothing can beat the significance of the Thames River. With its three hundred and forty-six kilometers in length, it is the longest river in England and the second longest river in the United Kingdom!
Lake District features many mountains in the North West part of England. It offers a full tourism package with its many waterways, forests, and fells. There is no other place that is as rich in natural elements as this region.
This county is full of scenic beauties such as the Lough Erne, the Culicagh range, and many other counties surrounding Fermanagh. It is a great place to visit even without a boat since the county has tons of railway lines in it.
If you want to enjoy the nightlife in a canal, then Birmingham is the best place you could go to with its intricate canal system.
Following the theme of port cities, Plymouth is one of the more interesting ones with its historical significance.
When you eventually arrive in Cheshire, you will find many canal boat options that feature all kinds of attractions!
The town of Enniskillen may be a bit far away from the English waterways, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth visiting!
Windermere is quite arguably the largest natural lake in the United Kingdom. It spans more than 11 miles in length and a whopping one mile in its width.
The Ambleside town's most attractive point is the steamers that you can hire to go on lake boating tours. Since Windermere is nearby, you can easily hire a boat from this town and enjoy your trip!
Cornwall is one of the best places to take a boating holiday since it offers many attractions such as the English Channel, Celtic Sea, and many more!
Southampton is a city in the county of Hampshire in Southern England. It is a port city that is situated 110 kilometers south-west of London and 24 kilometers to the west of Portsmouth.
Similar to Southampton, Portsmouth is also a port city in the county of Hampshire. But, unlike Southampton, it is the most densely populated city in all of England.
