Navigating Dog-Friendly Waters: Our GoBoat London Adventure

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Embarking on a dog-friendly excursion can be a delightful experience, especially when it involves cruising along the serene waters of London’s canals with friends aboard a GoBoat. Here’s a glimpse into our memorable voyage, complete with canine companions, delectable snacks, and stunning autumn scenery.

Setting Sail with Friends

Our journey began with a group of friends eager to explore London’s waterways. With GoBoat’s maximum capacity of 8 passengers per boat, we assembled a merry crew ready for adventure.

Feasting on the Water

A key ingredient to any successful outing is good food, and our spread did not disappoint. We curated a selection of charcuterie, fresh fruits, cheeses, finger foods, and soft drinks to enjoy onboard. While GoBoat permits alcohol, there are regulations in place to ensure safety, with limits per person and a designated driver required to remain sober.

Embracing the Season

Setting sail in autumn brought its own enchantment to the experience. As we wrapped up warmly against the crisp air, the vibrant hues of autumn leaves adorned the canal banks, painting a picturesque backdrop for our journey.

A Dog’s Comfort

Accompanied by Jack, our anxious yet noise-sensitive canine companion, we were initially concerned about how he would fare on the boat. However, to our delight, Jack seemed remarkably at ease, finding a cozy spot to curl up and even dozing off during parts of the voyage. His tranquility added an extra layer of joy to our outing.

Taking in the Scenery

As we navigated the waterways, we were treated to a unique perspective of London’s landmarks and hidden gems. From historic architecture to tranquil parks, each bend in the canal revealed a new vista to admire.

In conclusion, our dog-friendly experience with GoBoat London was a resounding success. With good company, delicious food, and the serene beauty of autumnal London as our backdrop, we enjoyed a leisurely journey along the city’s waterways. And with Jack by our side, contentedly snoozing away, it was a reminder that the best adventures are those shared with loved ones, both human and canine alike. To get an idea of the route you take, you can view their map here

Prices

The Paddington location offers a convenient departure point. With a range of trip durations available, including 1-hour (£85-£105), 2-hour (£125-£145), and 3-hour (£165-£185) options, there’s ample opportunity to tailor your experience to suit your preferences.