Celebrate World Rivers Day with a guided kayak or canoe led by Blue Green Yonder. See The River Arney from the comfort of a canoe or kayak and get close to nature as you glide along at a gentle pace.
Bring a picnic and some warm and waterproof clothing!
Suitability: Basic fitness required (Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.)
Please wear sturdy footwear and warm waterproof clothing but also factor in sunny weather.
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