Upper Thames Wallingford to Henley

Join us for a two-day rowing journey from Wallingford to Henley, covering approximately 34 km of stunning Thames scenery. Enjoy breathtaking countryside, charming riverside villages, and historic landmarks along the way. Stop for a delightful lunch in Goring on Day 1 and relax overnight in Pangbourne before rowing into the rowing capital of Henley on Day 2.

Tour Highlights

- Row through the breathtaking Goring Gap, surrounded by the Chiltern Hills.

- Stop for lunch in the scenic village of Goring, known for its picturesque setting.

- Stay overnight in a cosy riverside inn in Pangbourne.

- Pass through the beautiful countryside before arriving in Henley, home of the Royal Regatta.

What's Included

- Fully guided tour with experienced instructors 
- Rigged and ready coastal sculls, and safety equipment
- Accommodation in cosylodges & inns 
- Breakfasts, packed lunches & select evening meals 
- Support vehicle for luggage & emergencies

• Day 1: Wallingford to Pangbourne (18 km)

  Begin your journey in Wallingford, a historic market town with medieval charm. Row past Benson Lock and through the stunning Goring Gap, where the river winds between the Chiltern Hills. Stop in the twin villages of Goring and Streatley for a relaxing lunch by the water. Continue past Whitchurch Lock before arriving in Pangbourne, where you’ll enjoy a comfortable overnight stay in a traditional riverside inn.

• Day 2: Pangbourne to Henley-on-Thames (16 km)

  Depart Pangbourne and row past the peaceful stretch of Mapledurham Lock, with views of the 16th-century watermill. Continue through the rolling countryside, passing Sonning with its historic riverside pubs. As you approach Henley, take in the regatta course before arriving in this world-famous rowing town, where you’ll celebrate the completion of your journey with a well-earned rest and the option to explore the River & Rowing Museum.