Nantwich Canal Centre sits on the Shropshire Union Canal at the edge of Nantwich, a historic market town in Cheshire.

The basin is a well-regarded access point for boaters, offering moorings and boatyard services, and serving as a popular base for cruising the wider canal network.

From here, boaters can reach the Llangollen Canal, the Cheshire Ring, and the quieter rural stretches of the Shropshire Union.

The location places visitors within easy walking distance of Nantwich's town centre, with its medieval timbered buildings, independent shops, and pubs.

The canal itself continues south from the basin across a sweeping embankment and aqueduct before reaching the 15-lock flight at Audlem, making Nantwich a natural staging point for longer journeys through the North West waterways.