cruising route Benson / Oxford / Chertsey

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Benson - Oxford - Chertsey - 159 Km - 30 Locks - 27 h of navigation - 7 Nights (1 week)

From Benson to Dorchester, 6 km, 1 Lock(s), 1 h of navigation

Stopover : Benson > Dorchester

Dorchester

This has, the main tourist attraction is the Abbey is a very pleasant stop with all comoditées boat reach.

Benson

This little girl is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way towards Chertsey.

From Dorchester to Oxford, 27 km, 4 Lock(s), 4.4 h of navigation

Stopover : Dorchester > Abingdon > Oxford

Dorchester

This has, the main tourist attraction is the Abbey is a very pleasant stop with all comoditées boat reach.

Oxford

Oxford has the oldest university Anglo-Saxon. The city has many stores and many sites to visit. More than a few hours, there must be at least half a day to explore at least some of this city.

Abingdon

This city of over 30 000 inhabitants has the second largest church of England, St. Helen Church.

From Oxford to Dorchester, 27 km, 4 Lock(s), 4.4 h of navigation

Stopover : Oxford > Abingdon > Dorchester

Dorchester

This has, the main tourist attraction is the Abbey is a very pleasant stop with all comoditées boat reach.

Oxford

Oxford has the oldest university Anglo-Saxon. The city has many stores and many sites to visit. More than a few hours, there must be at least half a day to explore at least some of this city.

Abingdon

This city of over 30 000 inhabitants has the second largest church of England, St. Helen Church.

From Dorchester to Mapledurham, 27 km, 5 Lock(s), 4.6 h of navigation

Stopover : Dorchester > Benson > Goring > Pangbourne > Mapledurham

Dorchester

This has, the main tourist attraction is the Abbey is a very pleasant stop with all comoditées boat reach.

Goring

You will find near Goring on Thames, many "boathouses" where the owners stored their boat.

Mapledurham

A Mapledurham you will find a magnificent stately 16th century.

Benson

This little girl is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way towards Chertsey.

Pangbourne

The college is the most important monument in Pangbourne. Built in 1917, it houses about 420 students.

Wallingford

This small town has ruins of a castle built in the 11th century and partially destroyed in 1645, it remains today a few laps.

From Mapledurham to Henley-on-Thames, 21 km, 4 Lock(s), 3.6 h of navigation

Stopover : Mapledurham > Reading > Henley-on-Thames

Mapledurham

A Mapledurham you will find a magnificent stately 16th century.

Reading Abbey

This ruined abbey dates from the 12th century, it was destroyed in 1538. You will also find in Reading Abbey Gateway, which forms a gate at the entrance of the city.

Henley on Thames

2 interesting monuments in Henley on Thames, the Fawley Court, a fortified 17th century manor and Temple Island, a temple built in 1771 by James Wyatt.

Sonning Blue Coat School

The most imposing building of Sonning is the Blue Coat School. This institution founded in 1646 welcomes more than 700 students.

From Henley-on-Thames to Windsor, 38 km, 9 Lock(s), 6.9 h of navigation

Stopover : Henley-on-Thames > Marlow > Windsor

Windsor

One of the homes of the royal family, the castle is a fortress of more than 1,000 rooms and 52 000 m2.

Henley on Thames

2 interesting monuments in Henley on Thames, the Fawley Court, a fortified 17th century manor and Temple Island, a temple built in 1771 by James Wyatt.