VISIT US AT CRICK BOAT SHOW

23RD - 26TH MAY 2025

Visit us in our brand-new spot on the Quayside!

We’re excited to be back at the Crick Boat Show and would love for you to stop by. Whether you're searching for your dream narrowboat or just want to chat all things boating, our team will be there all weekend to help.

On the water:

Knights No.39 by Knights Narrowboats – a beautifully crafted, high-spec boat built with exceptional attention to detail. Meet Glenn Knight and the team in person, take a tour, and learn more about our exclusive brokerage partnership.

Ovation Narrowboat No.25 – a sleek, modern boat built by Ovation and sold exclusively by Aqueduct Marina as part of an exciting new collaboration.

Plus, it’s a great chance to hear about our Marina Retreats and the Aqueduct Boat Show, returning on Saturday 19th July.

Pop by our stand for a complimentary drink – we’d love to say hello!

BOOK YOUR TICKETS

SATURDAY SOUNDS BY THE WATERFRONT

Join us every Saturday throughout the summer and bank holiday weekends for an afternoon of live music from local musicians by the water!

View our lineup for the summer here! ⬇️

SATURDAY SOUNDS BY THE WATERFRONT LINEUP

Enjoy great tunes, soak up the sun, and make unforgettable memories in a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere.

✨ Hospitality at its best! Our licensed bar is open until late, serving beers, wines, cocktails, and soft drinks, along with delicious food.

Want the best spot? Bring a chair or picnic blanket and settle in!

⛺ If you want to make a night of it, why not stay on-site? Campers, glampers, and caravans welcome! Well-behaved dogs too!

Aqueduct Marina takes another step towards decarbonisation

Aqueduct Marina has taken another step towards decarbonising their operation with the installation of 73kw of solar panels on the workshops and facilities building. The new installation, carried out by TB Electrics, saw 170 highly efficient 440w solar panels being fitted to the main building, which houses the administrative offices, reception and the cafe. A project partly funded by Cheshire East Council.

The installation complemented the existing ground source heat pump and solar tubes on the facilities building that already provide heating and some of the hot water. It is hoped that the combined output of these new panels will reduce Aqueduct’s consumption of electricity from the grid by 20%. The resulting cost savings mean the installation cost is expected to be recouped in around four years.

The new solar panels help the Cheshire-based marina to reduce its carbon emissions even further, something Aqueduct’s MD, Robert Parton, is keen to do after calculating the business’s carbon footprint a few years ago. To enable the marina to reduce its emissions of CO2, the company now uses HVO fuel in all of its vehicles, as well as offering it to boat owners for use in their boats. Hydrogen fuel can also be purchased from the chandlery, and even casual visitors to the marina can make use of the EV chargers located in the carpark.