Our Canoes
The canoe is mankind's oldest vessel. Although built in state-of-the-art materials, our Voyagers Cheemaun, Tidewing, Melody and Miranda and our small fleet of classic open canoes follow the same pattern as ancient birch-clad vessels used by our prehistoric ancestors to explore, hunt and trade the waterways.
"Just a brief note to thank you for a splendid trip on the river yesterday, it really was most enjoyable and the history of the riverside villages, wrecks and the like was extremely interesting we all enjoyed it immensely...." Bill
 Cheemaun on the Yealm at Noss Mayo |
Voyager canoes happily embark small children and adult novices as well as suiting bold adventurers. The youngest guest-crew so far was little Sarah, then 12 days old. The eldest was Mr George, 87. |
| Miranda, Tidewing, Cheemaun and Melody off the Maltsters Arms at Tuckenhay |  Ready to work |
 Mystery comfortable under sail |
Why not try guided sailing ? Twin outrigger paddling/sailing canoe Mystery brings Polynesia to South Devon. Embarking up to 5 guest-crew, with a steersman/guide, and boasting 16 square metres of sail on a lightweight hull she offers a new, magical guided sailing experience. |
| Coaching sessions in 2 seat canoes can be arranged during the Winter months - October to April |  Two-seater Canadians |