Derby 4.3 electric launch
The all electric Derby 4.30 is a true river Riva with sleek lines and a choice of colours.
Themed kiddy craft
The perfect starter electric boat for children. Enhance your hire fleet with a miniature cruise ship or a fishing trawler and why not add a lighthouse or a moated castle ?
The Most – an 11 seater electric boat
The Most is an 11 seater all electric launch with an inboard motor and plenty of power and range for the private or rental business owner.
Ace – a 5 seater electric boat
The Ace is a super little boat for 5 people and feels spacious for its length. It won’t win any speed competitions but it is stable and safe for inland waterways work.
Electric Scoop
E Boatique are the sole agents in the UK for these fabulous French electric dayboats. Chic and practical they are ideal for private and fleet clients alike.
Caprice Classic – new build
Caprice Classic electric sports boatClassic elegance with contemporary design The Caprice Classic is a bespoke sports launch designed and built in the UK but now also selling successfully in Switzerland. The hull is strongly laminated using Scott barder products making this boat a very solid classic built for longevity. The standard colour is dark blue…
Thames Bank – £8,250
A rare opportunity to acquire a very unusual Thames classic. Punts were hugely popular in Victorian times when people donned their summer best and boarded a train for a day on the river anywhere between Richmond and Oxford with Henley and Maidenhead particularly popular.
The SENSAS – from £12,450
The SENSAS in the RUBAN BLEU range is innovative in terms of its stability, comfort, more modern line, its large width and, of course, its easy access to water.
Mayfly 16 – from £23,450
Ideal for a family day out on the river, this Andrew Wolstenholme design can be enjoyed by all in comfort.
Wise Folly – £47,500
If you are looking for a new boat but actually want something traditional and wooden then look no further. Wise Folly is exactly that. She was built in 1915 by John Hart in Surbiton near Kingston on Thames which was a busy area at that time for boat building.