Short breaks run either from Friday afternoon to Monday morning or Monday afternoon to Friday morning.

Unlike some of the bigger operators we don’t have open days – as a family owned business every day is an open day at Sally Narrowboats and we are always happy to show you around any of the fleet that are on-site.  If you want to view a particular boat then give us a call and we can advise when it will be available to view.

Either telephone us and we can talk through your needs and advise you of the best options available to you or drop us an e-mail and our friendly staff will respond as soon as possible.

Because of License and insurance restrictions there must be at least two adults (over 18) on board for us to hand the boat over.  We encourage the involvement of youngsters in the operation and handling of the boat but they must be directly supervised by one of the adults at all times.

All boats have a different check in and check out time, therefore please check prior to confirming your booking.

Outside parking is available free of charge within the marina site however we do ask that you minimise the number of vehicles your party bring because space is limited. Parking is of course at your own risk.

Yes – for each of the berths we provide quilts and quilt covers, bottom sheets, mattress covers, pillows and pillow cases.
Extra pillows are available free of charge on request. Towels are also provided free of charge, saving you luggage space.

This is an outdoor activity and we suggest you bring appropriate outdoor clothes whatever the time of year.  Additionally all of our boats have either gas-fired or oil-fired  heating and the cost of the fuel is included in the charge for your holiday.

Moorings are available free of charge on the tow-path side of the canal.  One of the pleasures of the inland waterways is the freedom to stop wherever you want – but of course the popular places do become quite busy at peak times.

Don’t worry! About half of our guests have never been narrowboating before. We will give you instructions on safe handling and operation of the boat. Also, on board each boat, there is a comprehensive ‘Skipper’s Manual’ that serves as a reminder during your holiday.

Canals are intrinsically safe places and are not very deep: However we do advise that you wear a lifejacket when moving around the outside of the boat – these are available free of charge and should be requested on arrival.

All our fleet have 240volt sockets and U.S.B sockets . We supply low wattage hair driers so please leave yours at home . Any other electrical items you need to bring , please phone the office to see if it is compatible 01225864923

We welcome well-behaved dogs and Cats (maximum two per boat) First pet comes free. A small charge is made to cover the additional cleaning that is required (see price list).Please bring towels and blankets to protect our beds and soft furnishings. We can supply a pet bag on request.

Yes, but there is limited space on the roof of the boats and you must protect the roof paint from damage.

As a minimum you will need a rod license available from the Post Office and if you are in ‘Club Waters’ then you will also need a ‘Day Ticket’ for the club.

Sorry no you cannot go on the river. New legislation on stability testing of Narrow boats for hire and the flow of the river Avon has made this trip a non starter.