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kitchen has
generous work surfaces, a sink, cooker with oven and grill, large
cupboards
and one or two refrigerators depending on the size of the boat. A full
range of cooking utensils, cutlery, crockery and glassware is also
provided.
Bathrooms:
Depending on the
size of the boat, you'll find one, two or even three bathrooms with a
shower
and toilet. All boats have large water tanks with a generous supply of
hot and cold water.
Bed linen: A
complete range
of bed linen is provided, including sheets, duvets or blankets, and
even
towels are supplied.
Storage space:
There is plenty
of cupboard and wardrobe space on each boat for storing clothing and
belongings,
and the latest boats are equipped with a safe for your valuables.
Electrical equipment:
The
boats are equipped with a 12 volt electrical circuit with a socket for
recharging mobile telephones, video cameras and so on. A CD player and
a 12 volt hair dryer are provided. A 220 volt socket is available for
electric
razors only
Heating: All the
boats have
heating
Safety equipment:
You'll
find all of the required safety equipment aboard your boat: first aid
kit,
fire blanket, fire extinguishers, and life jackets. Children's life
jackets
are also available and should be requested at your base prior to
departure.
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Book early to get the boat that suits you best
So now when you have decided which region you
would like to visit, check out the boats available in that area and
open
the page to see each boat in detail.
There are three classes of boats: Tradition class
for
the traditional canal cruiser at an affordable price, Vogue class for a little more
luxury and style, Elite Class for the very latest models.
Getting the right size boat for your
requirements
It's important that you choose a large enough
boat to comfortably
accommodate everyone on board. The capacity and dimensions of each boat
can be found within each boat's description.
The boat photos will give you an overall
impression of
the model and the layout plan clearly shows how your party will be
accomodated
on board. Some layouts may differ slightly from the one shown.
When you see two figures (eg. 2 + 2) the first
shows
the sleeping capacity not exceeding two people per cabin while the
second
shows the number of extra berths, usually in the saloon.
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