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Canal Boat Routes from Great Haywood

On the Staffordshire & Worcestershire and Trent & Mersey canals

There’s plenty of storage on board and we offer advice on what to pack.

We offer a range of boat sizes with accommodation for two to 12 people.

With our Price Promise you’ll know you’re paying the best price.

Routes from Great Haywood

 

Canal boat holiday routes from Bunbury

3 & 4 Night Short Breaks
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3 Nights - Fradley & back 

25 miles, 10 locks, 12 hours

 

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3 Nights - Stone & back 

20 miles, 8 locks, 10 hours

 

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4 Nights - Gailey Wharf & back 

26 miles, 22 locks, 15 hours

 

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4 Nights - Alrewas & back 

31 miles, 22 locks, 17 hours

 

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1 Week Holidays
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1 Week - Etruria & back 

38 miles, 36 locks, 21.5 hours

 

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1 Week - Drayton Manor Theme Park & back 

48 miles, 10 locks, 22 hours

 

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1 Week - Brewood & back 

52 miles, 26 locks, 26 hours

 

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1 Week - Leek & back 

62 miles, 54 locks, 36 hours

 

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1 Week - Market Drayton & back 

95 miles, 38 locks, 42 hours

 

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10 Night & 2 Week Holidays
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10 Nights - Black Country Ring 

75 miles, 79 locks, 42.5 hours

 

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10 Nights - Four Counties Ring 

110 miles, 94 locks, 60 hours

 

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2 Weeks - Black Country Ring 

75 miles, 79 locks, 42.5 hours

 

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2 Weeks - Four Counties Ring 

110 miles, 94 locks, 60 hours

 

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Canal Boat Holidays on the Staffordshire & Worcestershire and Trent & Mersey Canals from Great Haywood

The Staffordshire & Worcestershire and Trent & Mersey Canals offer a captivating journey through the heart of England’s waterways.

Connecting picturesque countryside, historic towns, and charming villages, these canals are a gateway to both relaxation and exploration.

Whether you’re navigating their peaceful waters by narrowboat or enjoying a leisurely walk along the towpaths, these iconic canals promise an unforgettable escape.

Steeped in history, the Staffordshire & Worcestershire and Trent & Mersey Canals played a vital role in Britain’s industrial revolution.

The Trent & Mersey Canal, affectionately known as the “Grand Trunk,” was the first of its kind, designed to link the River Trent to the River Mersey.

Meanwhile, the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal boasts remarkable engineering, including the Stourport Basins and iconic lock flights. Together, they form a stunning network of waterways, showcasing centuries of craftsmanship and innovation.