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Brian54 |
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Hi all, My wife and I are looking for a boat to hire, for 2, that has a bath. Found Shimmering Light but wondered if anyone knew of others. Help appreciated.
Be Lucky. Brian
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Hi there ,
Some of the alfa 35 have baths , ie royal solitaire ( barnes brinkcraft ) eastern light ,herbert woods ,tower bridge bridge craft,
steve and vicky
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A few of the offerings from Faircraft Lloynes have baths
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Have a look at the two Berth Swan Boats, Swan Roamer etc which Richardson’s at Stalham have. Ex Swan Craft Boats. Roomy and comfortable boats, some with baths.
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The bath on Royall Solitair is only a sit bath......not big enough for 2.....just sayin 
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The only trouble with boats that have baths is that you have to get up at 6am to start the engine to warm the water for a 9am bath. 
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San Fernando from Richardsons also has a bath, probably larger than you'd need for 2 but at least you have the space, as has been said boat baths do take some filling for a pamper bath and if you are over 5ft tall you are no way lying down lol. I did find it quite nice though to shower while in there though, bit more room and no shower tray to drain.
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Hi Brian,
I much prefer a bath as many shower areas are rather compact. Unlike myself lol.
I find a bath far more relaxing than standing crouched in a shower and getting stuck to the curtains.
As Graham says several Richardson's ex Swancraft boats have baths and are decent size. When Swancraft were in business, I regularly hired Swan Roamer, Swan Rapture or Swan Radiance. These are my favourite couple's boats, having a spacious and comfortable interior with a cosy walk around bed. They also have bow thrusters.
As Bella says cold water can be a problem but I ensure the boat has plenty of water before leaving moorings for a new destination. If water is not available I stop to fill up ASAP on route so the water has time to be heated by the engine. Although not always convenient I take my bath on arrival from a decent length journey so that the water is nice and hot. If water is available to top up before departing, happy days.
Kind Regards
Alan...
www.mynorfolkbroadsboating.co.uk/
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