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Explore the City on Water: Embark on a memorable voyage along the river for a captivating view of the city.
Enjoy Convenience and Comfort: Meander through the charming Seine river in your glass-covered, air-conditioned boat.
Pick a Cruise of your Fancy: Choose between a fabulous sightseeing cruise, a delectable meal cruise, or a combo cruise.
Sightseeing at its Finest: Glimpse the famed attractions of the city, such as the Eiffel Tower and Orsay Museum.
Enjoy a Romantic Evening: There is nothing quite like taking a romantic cruise down the Seine with your significant other.
Cruise along the Seine river and explore iconic Parisian landmarks, like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Orsay Museum. Some sightseeing cruises also include a 14-language audio guide.
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Seine River Sightseeing CruisesIndulge in some delectable French dishes as you cruise the canals of Paris. Sip on some Chardonnay Viognier as you take in the stunning vistas that glow under the afternoon sun.
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Seine River Lunch CruisesThe Seine River Dinner Cruise is as romantic as it gets. Partake in delicious French cuisine and wine, and serenade to a live band as you discover the city of lights on a chilly night.
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Seine River Dinner CruisesA combo tour usually involves a visit to a famous tourist attraction in Paris like the Arc de Triomphe or the Orsay Museum. Head over to a rustic cruise after you're done exploring one of the many monuments in Paris.
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Sightseeing Cruises are perfect for a quick voyage through Paris. Enjoy flexible boarding time and 6-month extended validity so you can plan your Parisian vacation with ease.
Duration: 1-2 Hours
Operating Hours: 10 AM - 10:30 PM
Go on a Seine River cruise anytime between 10 AM - 10:30 PM. Want to escape the afternoon sun? Hop on a Seine Lunch Cruise or take a romantic dinner cruise after dark.
Seine Cruise Operating Hours: 10 AM - 10:30 PM
Looking to pair your sightseeing with a unique gastronomical experience? Seine Lunch & dinner cruises are for you. Indulge in a 3-course meal as you witness the beauty of Paris.
Duration: 2-3 Hours
Choose your Seine river cruise based on what you want to experience. Sightseeing Cruises offer a great Seine river experience at just €15. If you're looking for something sensational, a Bateaux Parisiens Dinner Cruise at €109 is for you.
The Seine river runs through the heart of Paris in northern France. It is a geographically dividing landmark that unifies the city of lights together in pride. As you sail in the serene water of the Seine, you can catch a glimpse of every eminent landmark in Paris.
The river banks were once the home of popular figures like Van Gogh, Claude Monet, and Napolean Bonaparte. It has also been the subject of many popular impressionist paintings.
Things to See on a Seine River Cruise
Left Bank: Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, Orsay Museum, Saint Chapelle, Palais Bourbon
Right Bank: The Louvre Museum, Notre Dame, The Centre Pompidou, Tuileries Garden, City Hall
Seine River cruise timings vary based on the ticket you purchase. Generally, sightseeing cruises last between 30 minutes to an hour, every day of the week, from morning to evening. The exact details will be available on your tickets.
It depends on the experience you book; some sightseeing experiences include an audio guide in multiple languages, including English.
Yes, night cruises are available at the Seine River. You can also choose to purchase dinner cruises.
It depends on which Seine River lunch cruise you book. Most cruises are available on all days of the week between 12:30 PM and 02:00 PM.
Depending on your ticket, your Seine River lunch cruise will cover over a dozen top Parisian landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum, along with a 3-course meal, and drinks
Depending on your Seine River lunch cruise ticket, you will have live accordion music on your cruise.
Seine River dinner cruises are available on all days of the week (depending on your ticket) between 8:15 PM and 10:45 PM.
Depending on your ticket, your Seine River Cruise will cover over a dozen top Parisian landmarks, including Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, The Parliament, Musée d’Orsay, Institut de France, City Hall, Louvre, and Grand Palais, and a 3-course meal prepared specially by the chef onboard, with optional champagne or wine.
Depending on the experience you opt for, your cruise will include live music or a Crazy Horse cabaret show.
Amateur photography is allowed throughout Paris. However, professional photography requires a permit. Drones are not allowed over any settlement and is prohibited in Paris.
Not all Seine River Cruises are wheelchair-friendly, however, Bateaux Mouches leaving from Pont d'Alma provide easy access from street level, down a mild slope (gravel and concrete) to the boat dock.
If you're going for a dinner or lunch cruise, it is recommended that you wear smart, semi-formal outfits and avoid casual clothing like flip flops and shorts.
The best time to take a cruise in Paris is during the day from late March to early November when the weather is warmest and there are plenty of activities for you to enjoy.
The average temperature in Paris ranges from lows of 36°F (2°C) during winter months to highs of 86°F (30°C) during the summer. Temperatures usually stay pleasant throughout the late spring and early fall.
The wind in Paris can vary depending on the time of year. During winter months, the wind typically blows from the northeast and east at a speed of 8-9 mph (13-14 kph). In the summertime, temperatures are usually milder with light winds coming from the southwest, at an average speed of 6 mph (10 kph).
Most Seine River lunch cruises begin at the Pont de l Alma 1, located near the foot of the Eiffel Tower. The address is Port de la Conference, 75008 Paris, France.
Please refer to your tickets for more information.
Start Point: Eiffel Tower
Cruise Down the left bank of the Seine River > U-turn at the Sully Bridge
Sail on the right bank of the Seine River > End Point: Eiffel Tower
The Seine river offers a bunch of charming cruises. Choose from sightseeing, lunch, dinner, or combo cruises.
The Sightseeing cruise, perfect for a quick voyage through Paris, is the most popular Seine river cruise.
Seine river cruises typically last around 1-2 hours depending on the type of cruise you choose.
Only sightseeing cruises include multilingual audio guides; lunch and dinner cruises do not provide audio guides.
The departure points differ between each cruise. Please refer to your ticket for more information.
The combo Seine River Cruise with Paris City tour is perfect for families as it covers the best of the city from both land and water, and is cost-effective as well.
The Seine River Dinner Cruise is perfect for couples as it is a very romantic experience. You can enjoy delicious French food and wine, accompanied by live music as you see the city come to life around you.
Seine river combos are a great way to explore your favorite Parisian attraction and embark on a lovely cruise afterward.
It depends on the experience you choose. While some offer a refund if canceled within the stipulated time, others may not be canceled, amended or refunded.
Yes, vegetarian options are available on meal-based Seine River Cruises.
The best time would be to go during the off-season, between March to December, since summers tend to get very hot and crowded in Paris.
Not all Seine River Cruises are wheelchair-friendly. However, Bateaux Mouches, which leaves from Pont d'Alma provides easy access from street level, down a mild slope (gravel and concrete) to the boat dock.