








London: Camden Private Canal Boat Tour with Drinks & Snacks
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
- 1 Glass of Wine Per Person
- 2 Beers Per Person
- Snacks
- Private canal boat tour (2 Hours)
- Additional Food or Drinks
- Additional Time
- Guide
- Pick and Drop From your Hotel or Airbnb
- 1 Glass of Wine Per Person
- 2 Beers Per Person
- Snacks
- Private canal boat tour (2 Hours)
- Additional Food or Drinks
- Additional Time
- Guide
- Pick and Drop From your Hotel or Airbnb
Begin your private canal boat tour at the famous Pirate Castle in Camden Town. Set off on a private journey through the waters, enjoying some snacks with beer and wine as you glide through the calm waters of the Regent's Canal.
Admire the beautiful scenery surrounding the canal, including the Camden Market and the Camden Lock. Take in the slow motion of the boat as it goes through narrow bridges and witness the beautiful wildlife and greenery surrounding the canal.
This is a great way to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or just enjoy a day out with a group of family and friends.
Important Notice: This Experience Must be booked Minimum 3 Days before the activity date.
- Admire the beautiful scenery and wildlife surrounding the canal
- Celebrate a special occasion with family and friends on a private boat
- Enjoy a relaxing journey through the Camden Lock with drinks and snacks
- Experience the famous Camden Town from a unique perspective
- Glide through the calm waters of the Regent's Canal on a private boat tour
The meeting point may vary. Always check the tickets we sent you to confirm the final details before the activity.

Not suitable for
- People prone to seasickness
What to bring
- Drinks
- Snacks
Not allowed
- Alcoholic drinks in the vehicle
Know before you go
- Any Bookings Made within 3 Days of Activity Must Be Automatically Resheduled +3 Days from the Booked date.
- Important Notice: This Experience Must be booked Minimum 3 Days before the activity date.
- Last minute booking cannot be honoured.
