Henley Regatta - Temple Island Enclosure

Henley Royal Regatta

2 July 2026

Henley Royal Regatta is highly regarded within the British social calendar and has the air of an

English summer garden party. The event is attended by some of the sport’s top athletes with

many Olympic medallists and World Champions contesting the prestigious silverware.

Henley Regatta is undoubtedly a highlight of the British summer. Combining a sporting

spectacle with an inviting social atmosphere, it excels in creating a quintessentially English

event for all to enjoy. Renowned as one of the world’s greatest rowing events, Henley Regatta

takes place over five days each July on the Thames. It attracts over 500 rowers from every

corner of the globe to compete in over 200 races.

Registration

About your day

WE LOOK FORWARD TO HOSTING YOU AT THE TEMPLE ISLAND ENCLOSURE

Experience the finest hospitality at Temple Island Enclosure and enjoy the world’s most prestigious rowing event and highlight of the British Summer season in an atmosphere that

is luxurious, stylish yet relaxed.

Package inclusions

  • Morning coffee on arrival

  • Champagne, Pimms and canapés reception

  • River cruise (optional)

  • 4-course luncheon with fine wines

  • Traditional afternoon tea with strawberries and

  • cream

  • Complimentary bar throughout the day including

  • champagne

  • Official programme

  • Reserved car parking

  • Live race commentary within chalet

  • Riverside bandstand featuring morning and

  • afternoon jazz

  • Event itinerary

Location

Henley Royal Regatta

White Hill, Henley-on-Thames
RG9 2LY Henley-on-Thames

By rail: Henley train station has links to London and Reading. Most enclosures are located within easy walking

distance of the town and station. Alternatively, from Henley Station you can board a river boat taxi.

To arrive by car, please use the postcode RG9 2LP and follow signs for Henley. If you are enjoying the festival at

Fawley Meadows, please use the postcode RG9 2HY.

Please note Henley-on-Thames operates a one-way system in much of the town.