One of the most popular reasons why people choose to take a canal boat holiday is the peace and quiet; no bright lights or blaring horns, raucous music or rowdy crowds. It’s also a perfect opportunity to leave the digital gadgets at home too. A ‘digital detox’ is when you leave your smartphone in your […]Read More

While storage space can be at a premium on a canal boat, there’s no reason why you need to leave your favourite kit behind. Just follow these tips and you’ll be amazed at how much one hand-luggage sized suitcase will carry! Mix ‘n’ match > make sure the items you’re packing will “mix and match” […]Read More

The UK’s network of canals and rivers provide homes for all kinds of plants and wildlife. The waterway network and its towpaths create valuable green corridors, connecting various wildlife sites and habitats. This allows animals to move freely, and brings the heart of the countryside into urban areas. Waterway banks and towpaths are particularly valuable […]Read More

The Canaltime team are delighted to announce that we have been able to renegotiate the way Utility Fees are calculated to provide a much fairer system for everyone. Previously, a flat fee of £155 was charged to cover gas, water, fuel and pump out, regardless of usage. From now on, the fees will be split […]Read More

Canaltime has always been pleased to welcome our Members’ furry friends on the boats – after all they are part of the family! In line with our commitment to deliver great value, we are pleased to announce that with immediate effect, fees for bringing dogs on board have been reduced from £45 (for first dog) […]Read More

We would like to take this opportunity to remind you of boating etiquette on the use of your engine when moored. All boaters should refrain from using the boats’ engines when moored between the hours of 8pm and 8am, unless you are moored completely out of earshot of other people and away from residential areas. […]Read More