THINGS TO BE NOTED
The maximum number of passengers that can be carried is twelve.
Where applicable this includes carers or youth leaders.
Because of space limitations the maximum number of wheelchairs that can be carried is six, although four is preferable. Electric wheelchairs, because of their weight, cannot be taken on board.
Electric wheelchair users should transfer to a normal chair.
It is advisable that all non-swimmers under the age of sixteen should wear life jackets. These are carried on board.
Although we attempt to follow the route requested, operational difficulties may dictate that an alternative will have to be accepted.
Smoking is not allowed inside the boat. If you must smoke, the foredeck should be used.
Time of return is approximate and is dependent on other canal traffic.
Any person wilfully damaging any part of the boat will be put ashore by the skipper and charged for any repairs.
You are reminded that some parts of canals can be dangerous, particularly on the side of locks, especially when someone is behaving irresponsibly.
No offensive weapons may be brought onto the boat.
The skipper is in overall charge of the boat at all times and his/her instructions, particularly in respect of safety, must be observed.
Cooking facilities, a coolbox, china and cutlery are available on board and may be used by hirers.
You should bring your own tea towels and hand towels with you.
Please observe these notes and have a safe and enjoyable trip.