See Paris from two iconic perspectives—soar above the city at the Eiffel Tower and cruise past landmarks on the Seine.
See Paris from two iconic perspectives—soar above the city at the Eiffel Tower and cruise past landmarks on the Seine.
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Seine River cruise
Eiffel Tower
Seine River cruise
13% off
Save big with this super-saver combo and get to embark on a cruise and visit the Orsay Museum.
Save big with this super-saver combo and get to embark on a cruise and visit the Orsay Museum.
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Orsay Museum
Seine River Cruise
Orsay Museum
Seine River Cruise
9% off
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Opéra Garnier
Seine River Cruise
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Opéra Garnier
Seine River Cruise
Bateaux Mouches isn’t just another tour operator—it’s a Paris legend. They’ve been cruising the Seine since 1949, so they know this river like the back of their hand, with expertise and a quality service. Plus, with so many boats in their fleet, you’ll never have to worry about missing out—there’s always another departure just around the corner.
Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes
Ideal for first-time visitors, those short on time, or anyone wanting a relaxed sightseeing experience without a meal.
Some of the sites covered are the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, and Musée d’Orsay.
Recommended tickets:
1-Hour Seine River Cruise with Live Commentary
Duration: 2 hour 15 minutes
Perfect for special occasions, couples, or anyone seeking a romantic and luxurious evening.
Choose between the Prestige menu and the Excellence menu
Recommended tickets:
Bateaux Mouches Seine River Dinner Cruise with Live Music & French Menu
Pont de l'Alma, 75008 Paris, France
All cruises (both sightseeing and dining) follow the same central route along the Seine — a round trip that starts and ends at Port de la Conférence, near Pont de l'Alma.
You’ll pass by some of the most iconic landmarks in the city, including:
Online booking can save time during peak seasons or holidays. That being said, booking isn’t required for the 1-hour sightseeing cruise. You can just walk up to the ticket booth near Pont de l’Alma and buy a ticket on the spot.
Bateaux Mouches is the original Seine River cruise, offering panoramic glass boats, open-air decks, and live commentary in multiple languages. The fleet is one of the largest, ensuring frequent departures and spacious seating.
Yes — if you're aiming for photo-perfect views, try to sit toward the front upper deck for minimal obstructions and the best angles. The back is quieter and often has fewer people, ideal for a relaxed experience.
Live commentary is in English and French. If you speak other languages, you may want to download an audio guide app (unofficial ones are available) or follow along with a printed map showing key landmarks.
Yes! Evening sightseeing cruises run until around 10:30pm (peak season), so you can still enjoy the Eiffel Tower lights and Paris illuminated without committing to dinner.
No, only the dinner cruises include meals. Sightseeing cruises do not offer food but may have light snacks and drinks available for purchase.
Arrive at least 20-30 minutes before your scheduled departure to ensure a smooth boarding process.
Yes, the boats are equipped with indoor seating and panoramic windows, ensuring a great experience regardless of the weather.
Yes, dining cruises have vegetarian menus as well.
The 1-hour-10-minute route focuses on central landmarks; extended routes require dining cruises.