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DAY TRIPS
All day trips for the adventurous, exploring the architecture and industrial history
of London's little known waterways with new views of famous landmarks and hidden corners. A full commentary provides a knowledgeable insight into a historic way
of
life and the arduous but fascinating
world of the canal community.
Booking is essential - telephone Mon - Fri 020 7482 2550
All tickets must be booked and paid for in advance. Please see all information below.
All day trips for 2010 are now full. Dates for and
bookings for 2011 will be available in April 2011
LIMEHOUSE
A trips through the canalways of north and east London. Departing from
Camden lock at 9.30am, travelling eastwards the boat descends 86 ft
through 12 locks and the 960 yard long Islington Tunnel. Passing
St Pancras, Camley Street Natural Park, Battlebridge Basin -
home to a colourful collection of boats and the London Canal Museum.
At Old Ford the boat turns south and through the last 3 locks to
reach Limehouse Basin where the canal enters the River Thames on the
edge of Docklands. After a lunch stop the boat returns, via the
Limehouse Cut, and along
the Hertford Union Canal where the green borders of Victoria Park make
a pleasant change to the urban landscape before rejoining the Regents
Canal. the boat arrives back at about 6pm.
Dates: Saturdays 12th June, 3rd July, 17th July, 4th September
Tickets; £21
The Islington Tunnel
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The BLACK HORSE at GREENFORD
A day trip westwards along the Regents and Grand Union Canals. Departing from Camden Lock
at 10am, along the prettiest part of the canal through
Regents Park, Marylebone and the Maida Hill Tunnel to Little Venice or
the Paddington Stop. This is the junction with the Paddington Arm
of the Grand Union Canal which continues through Ladbroke Grove, past
Kensal Green Cemetery, with its canal gate still in use for boaters
burials, and over the North Circular Aqueduct
on the way back for a look at the traffic below. A stop for lunch at the Black Horse PH before
returning. Bring your own lunch or orders can be made from the pub on the way. Arrives back at about 5.30pm.
Dates: Saturdays 19th June, 10th July, 11th September.
Tickets £17
The Black horse PH
These trips are on a traditional canal narrow boat . Space is
therefore limited but there is a single toilet on board. There
are
steps up and down into the boat and the trips may entail some walking. Delays can occur and return times are approximate.
The trips are not suitable for children so please do not buy tickets for them as they will not be allowed to board.
CONDITIONS OF BOOKING
- The
London Waterbus company makes every attempt to operate trips as
scheduled. In the unlikely event of being unable to provide a booked
service, our liability shall be limited to a refund of any money
prepaid. Refunds for any other reason are at the discretion of
the Company.
- The navigation of the vessel is the responsibility of
the Captain who may alter or curtail any trip at his discretion should
this proved necessary.
- Booking implies acceptance of the above conditions.