Trip planner

Plan a cruise day by day: distance, locks and cruising time between stops, and overnight moorings where any boat may tie up.

  • Distance, locks and cruising time between any two stops
  • Day by day, with a mooring open to all boats for every night
  • Lock hours, closures, sunset and open-water warnings

Estimate — not for navigation · This is a travel guide, not a navigation aid.

Illustration: a bird’s-eye view of a cruiser on a winding river through fields, reed beds and stone walls, towards an arched stone bridge.

Your trip

    The plan passes them in this order and prefers them for the night.

    Boat

    Locks included. Most crews cruise four to six hours.

    Speeds, locks and part days

    Hire cruisers make about 7.5 km/h on rivers and lakes; canals have a limit of about 5 km/h.

    Optional: your boat’s air draft. The plan then warns of lower bridges.