The Oxford Canal is a 78 mile long 126 km narrow canal in central England built between 1769 and 1790 linking Oxford on the River Thames with Coventry via Banbury and Rugby.

Narrowboat oxford. In addition a staff member rides with you for about 15 minutes to the first lock and shows you how to go through it. We set off from Claydon on our narrowboat towards Cropredy on the Oxford Canal. Discover the joys of Oxfordshire during a canal boat holiday with Anglo Welsh one of the UKs largest narrowboat hire companies.

The longest narrow boat can sleep up to 12 people comfortably. From Twyford Wharf you can either cruise north towards Braunston Stoke-Bruene to Warwick with stunning scenery of the windmill at Napton or south to the city of Oxford and onto the River Thames. The basin fills up with colourful narrowboats from far and wide and the banks are packed out with the folk who congregate at events such as this.

Boats are available for weekly hire as well as for short breaks and longer periods. Established in 1973 OXFORD is now one of the worlds leading suppliers of products to the two-wheeled industry. Your narrow-boat journey will start at our converted wharf barn situated on the Oxford Canal which is often regarded as one of Englands most scenic canals.

Oxford Narrowboats provide a handy little well-organized booklet with terms and instructions. Oxfordshire Narrowboats Heyford Wharf Station Road Lower Heyford Oxfordshire OX25 5PD. Make yourself at home aboard one of our fleet of comfortable canal boats then plot a leisurely course through the English countryside enjoying the pretty towns villages and country pubs along the way.

70ft Narrow Boat Canal Cruiser Jericho - Oxford Oxfordshire My lovely Gildas Liverpool built 70ft narrowboat for sale. Hire a narrowboat in Oxford for a great choice of canal holiday routes. The journey begins at the popular Napton narrowboat hire base located at the.

Up to 10pp per boat. The Black Prince Oxfordshire narrow boat hire base is at Lower Heyford. It connects the River Thames at Oxford to the Grand Union Canal at the villages of Braunston and Napton-on-the-Hill.