Rosanne was repainted for the 2014 season. We think you’ll agree she looks very smart.
There’s no shortage of things to do when cruising the canal. When you’ve not got any locks for a while, you can read a book, walk along the towpath, prepare the next meal or take time to look at the wildlife. You get the opportunity to take life at a totally different pace.
Navigating through locks is one of the basics of travelling the canals. The level of the canal changes at the lock, going up or down. They may seem complicated to begin with, but once you have been through one or two locks, they become easier. Don’t worry if you’ve never skippered a narrow boat before; book a place on one of our training days and we’ll show you how it’s done.
Rosanne can sleep thirteen people so is ideal for groups of ten young people and three adults. There is room for everyone to sit down to eat at mealtimes.
The dining area can be converted into two beds at night. You will find this area useful for activities outside of mealtimes.
The galley is equipped with a cooker, fridge, sink and food preparation worktops. You will find all of the crockery and cutlery that you need on board Rosanne. All we ask is that you advise if there are any breakages / losses.
We do our best to keep Rosanne in a clean presentable condition. There is a selection of cleaning materials kept on board. We would ask that you do the same so that Rosanne is ready for the next person.