Fantastic boat for the family to paddle together. Or for any groups wanting something a bit more stable than a canoe.
A KataKanu is a cross between Canoeing and Bell Boating. Paddle a twin hulled canoe, large enough for 6 people. This easy to paddle, very stable craft allows you to play about and have loads of fun on the river.
You can either choose to go for a trip along the River Soar, play a variety of paddle games with the Instructor, get up and try your balance on the boat, have a splash and get wet or even try a bit of canoe racing with one of our qualified Instructors.
We have 2 boats available and these are ideal for people of all abilities. A hoist is also available on request.
Group Booking Prices - Prices listed are for 8 people
School, Youth, Charity and Community Groups - by booking date
| Price Band | 1st Oct to 4th Nov | 5th Nov –31st Dec 2018 | 2nd Jan to 18th Feb 2019 | 19th Feb to 31st March | Easter Holidays | Term time April – | Cost per head for extra children |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | £72 | £64 | £60 | £72 | £76 | £72 | £6 |
| Price Band | March 24th to April 8th 2018 | 9th April to 25th May 2018 | 26th May to June 24th 2018 | June 25th to 13th July 2018 | 14th July to 2nd Sept 2018 | Sept 3rd onwards 2018 | Cost per head for extra children |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | £72 | £64 | £72 | £76 | £72 | tbc | £6 |
Other Groups - booking anytime. Prices listed are for 10 people
| Children's Parties | Adult's Parties | Corporate Bookings |
|---|---|---|
| £125 | £130 | £145 |
Minimum age
5
Maximum group size
15
Instructor ratio
1:10
Previous experience
None Needed
Learning outcomes
Social development:
- Teamwork
- Communication
- Awareness of environment
Skill - acquisition:
- Sport specific skills
- Transferable skills
Fundamentals of sport:
- Balance
- Coordination
Typical session structure
The session will start with an introduction to the session laying out what is to be expected, including an health and safety brief. Participants will then be given some coaching points that will aid their knowledge for the activity. We aim to get on the water as soon as possible.
What to wear
Good weather - light weight clothing and shoes (trainers or wet suit shoes – not wellies or hiking boots). Remember sun cream and a hat when it’s sunny. Poor weather – a number of layers of clothing with, if possible, a windproof jacket and fleece.
In case that you get wet bring a change of footwear, spare clothes and shower kit including towel.