CRICK 2024

We are delighted to announce we will be exhibiting at Crick Boat Show 2024.

Visit us in the Show Village to discuss all of your narrowboat needs.

Chat to us about our range of mooring facilities, including: long term moorings, 12 month moorings and our moor & store plan (a unique facility to store your boat license-free on the hardstanding, electric and water available).

Or, come and take a look at the boats we have for sale on our brokerage! We will be more than happy to talk through your requirements to try and find you the perfect boat.

We are also here to help with any work you may need doing on your boat from blacking, welding and engineering through to full re-paints.

If you are looking to sell your boat, sign up with us today and have it displayed at Crick, giving it the best chance of selling!

BOOK YOUR EXCLUSIVE TOUR

Looking for a new location to moor your narrowboat? Book your exclusive marina tour with us today!

FAMILY RUN, INDEPENDENT, AWARD WINNING NARROWBOAT MARINA

Speak to us to discuss all your mooring requirements and secure your new cruising location!

We would love to meet you and give you a personal tour of our marina and show you exactly how we can benefit you and your narrowboat.

Set in 100 acres of farmland, Aqueduct Marina offers moorings conveniently placed for exploring in all directions.

At the heart of the Cheshire ring, located just north of Nantwich, on the popular Shropshire Union Canal, it is just two locks from both the junctions to the Trent and Mersey Canal and the breath-taking Llangollen Canal.

SBS BoatLife 2023 hailed a success!

The SBS BoatLife 2023 exhibition at the NEC was hailed as a success by the Aqueduct Marina team, who described the event as “positive”.

The Cheshire-based marina received a number of strong enquiries for moorings, together with interest from brokerage buyers, those considering selling their boat and owners interested in boat repairs. Much of this interest was generated by Aqueduct’s offer of a free weeks mooring or a slipway use.

Robert Parton, Aqueduct’s MD, said, “I believe we had a decent few days because the show had grown from last year’s first year, the weather was better, so the trains ran and most importantly, the inland sector had a much greater presence, with a decent number of boats to view. All this created just enough footfall. I also think it is excellent for the inland sector to be in an exhibition such as this which combines both inland and coastal leisure boating.

Robert echoed the views of many other exhibitors in saying, “The timing in February is excellent, with customers just starting to think about the summer ahead, and because the main season hasn’t started yet, marine business and their staff are able to get to the show.”

The team are looking forward to a busy season and next year’s show which, it is hoped, will continue to go from strength to strength.