Private boat hire departing the River & Rowing Museum — bring your own food and drinks or choose pre-ordered catering for a relaxed cruise along the Regatta course.
Henley River Boats Ltd operates private river cruises from Henley-on-Thames, England. Specialising in small-group private hires, the company offers cruises aboard the Edwardian-style launch Hebe and a modern 6.3 metre Antaris day-boat. Trips depart from the River & Rowing Museum and follow the iconic Regatta course through Henley, providing scenic views and relaxed onboard time.
Guests may bring their own food and drinks or choose pre-ordered catering on the Hebe. The Antaris day-boat accommodates up to six passengers and suits intimate gatherings and flexible short cruises. Private parties can tailor timing and onboard arrangements when booking.
The business focuses on safe, comfortable river travel using well-maintained vessels appropriate for private hire. Skippers are experienced in navigating the Regatta mile and local river conditions. Booking information, availability, and specific catering options are provided at reservation.
Henley River Boats Ltd serves both locals and visitors seeking a personalised river experience, special occasion venue, or leisurely sightseeing cruise. The fleet's mix of an Edwardian-style launch and a modern day-boat offers choices between classic atmosphere and contemporary practicality. Departures from the River & Rowing Museum provide a convenient riverside meeting point in central Henley.
For customers planning celebrations, quiet outings, or scenic trips along the Thames, Henley River Boats Ltd presents a straightforward private hire option with clear departure logistics and boat choices suited to varied group sizes. Detailed vessel specifications and safety information are available on request, and bookings can be arranged for tailored itineraries, timed departures, and seasonal events on the Henley stretch.
“Every outing is organized with local river knowledge, basic safety instruction, and equipment checks before departure.”