The River Ravensbourne enters the Thames at Deptford Creek, giving kayakers an opportunity to paddle the lower, tidal sections of this Thames tributary. To access Deptford Creek we set off from the Ferry Street slipway on the Isle of Dogs, before kayaking across the Thames. On-street parking is free here at weekends, and the slipway […]
There are more than 50 canoe clubs in London. Some practice specific types of kayaking, canoeing and SUP, whilst others have a wide range of boats, and members who are interested in different types
London has over 100 miles of waterways, making canoe trips and kayak tours a great way to explore the city.
Messing around on the water is fun, but it is not without risk. Even good swimmers can struggle in cold water, and many of London’s waterways have steep, walled in banks that are not easy to scale. Here’s our top tips for canoe safety and keeping safe on the water.
RemoteLondon is a companion website to CanoeLondon. RemoteLondon explores the quieter, wilder side of Greater London. Places away from the crowds, where nature flourishes. Places where you can walk and see few others.