Wildlife on the Move

The wildlife of the River Thames is well known for providing the inspiration for Kenneth Grahame's 'The Wind in the Willows'. Now you can be equally inspired by the River's wildlife by joining one of our special 'wildlife watching' cruises this summer.

Join the Chilterns Conservation Board and Hobbs of Henley for a voyage of discovery on the Hibernia to spot the hidden natural treasures between Henley and Hambleden.

The Times Online has recommended this as one of Britain's best 50 days out in May.

An expert volunteer guide will help you identify what you see. Please bring binoculars if you have them.

Thes trips are ideal for families. Read more about it in the Wildlife on the Move 08 brochure from the Chilterns Conservation Board (PDF, opens in a new window).

Book directly with Hobbs.

Notes

All cruises, except where otherwise stated, depart from Hobbs of Henley Boatyard, Station Road, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 1AZ.

Sailings are subject to river conditions and lock closures.

All vessels operate no-smoking policies inside, but smoking is permitted in designated outside areas.