Description

Enjoy this opportunity to tour and experience a World Heritage site by kayak or canoe in the heart of the Welsh countryside. Built by Thomas Telford and William Jessop in 1885, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is considered one of the engineering feats of the industrial revolution. The aqueduct took over 10 years to build and is the longest and highest cast-iron aqueduct in the world, carrying the Llangollen canal over the River Dee at over 120 feet above ground. Your journey begins in the canal system before crossing the thousand foot aqueduct and taking in breath-taking scenery of rural Wales below you.

Availability: Seven days a week throughout the year, excluding the Christmas and New Year period. Weather: Duration: Trips start at 9am or 1.30pm and last up to two and a half hours. Numbers On Day: Share the experience with between one and 11 others, plus an expert instructor. Spectators: Dress Code: All specialist equipment is provided. Guidelines: Restrictions: Minimum age is 12. Children under 18 must have written permission (a consent form) from a parent or guardian. Some disabilities can be catered for; please check before booking. Other Info:

Location: Llangollen, Denbighshire