Cruise Through Paris - Discover, Dine & Relax

Cruise down the picturesque left bank of the Seine River, where you'll be treated to breathtaking views of iconic landmarks including:

• Eiffel Tower
• Assemblee Nationale
• Musee d'Orsay
• Institut de France
• Pantheon
• Cite de la Mode
• Hotel de Ville
• Notre Dame
• Conciergerie
• Palace de Chalet
• Chaillot's Palace

Finally, make a U-turn at the Sully Bridge, and cruise back along the right bank of the Seine to finish your journey.

As the cruise is outdoors, book a cruise on a day with good weather to fully enjoy the sights and sounds of Paris.

Average temperature:

• Summers are generally warm, with highs ranging from 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F).
• Winters can be cool, with average highs between 7°C to 10°C (45°F to 50°F).
• Spring and autumn offer mild and pleasant weather.

Average daylight:

• During the summer months, enjoy longer daylight hours, up to 16 hours.
• Winter days are shorter, with around 8 hours of daylight.
• Spring and autumn have around 10-12 hours of daylight.

Average wind speed:

Paris experiences moderate wind speeds, ranging from 10 to 24 kilometres per hour (6 to 15 miles per hour). However, wind conditions can vary, so check the specific forecast for your chosen cruise date.

• Restrooms: They are available on all boats
• Life jackets: Stored on all boats for safety and readily accessible
• First-aid kit: Ask the staff if needed in case of minor emergencies
• Seating arrangements: There will be tables and chairs for comfortable dining or lounging
• Bar: Serving soft drinks, juices, alcoholic beverages, and cocktails
• Open decks: Boats generally have 1-2 open decks to enjoy the fresh air, river views, and city skyline
• Live entertainment (on some cruises): Enjoy live music to create a festive atmosphere

• Arrive early: Arrive at the boarding point at least 30 minutes before departure to allow for check-in.
• Boarding: Follow the boarding procedures from the crew members as you get on the cruise.
• Smart casual attire: Most cruises do not have a strict dress code, but opting for smart casual attire is recommended.
• Dietary restrictions: If you have any dietary requirements, remember to inform the cruise operator in advance so they can make the necessary arrangements.
• Smoking: Smoking is generally prohibited inside the boats, but you can look for designated smoking areas.
• Luggage: Most cruises have limited storage space, meaning that large bags or suitcases might not be allowed.
• Outside food and drinks: Bringing outside food and drinks is not allowed on board.
• Carry an ID: Carry a valid photo ID—passport, driver's license, or any official ID with a clear photograph—or a quick check-in.

• Timing is everything: Depending on what you want to see, the time of your cruise can impact your experience. Daytime cruises best showcase the city's architecture, while evening cruises offer a beautifully lit-up Paris at night.
• Dress appropriately: Even in the summer months, it can get chilly on the river, especially during evening cruises. Be sure to bring a jacket or wrap to stay warm.
• Find the best spot: For the best views, try to get a seat on the top deck. If you're on a dinner cruise, a window seat will provide the most scenic dining experience.
• Listen to the audio guide: The audio guide is full of useful insights about the landmarks you’ll pass on the cruise. It's a great way to deepen your understanding of the city and its history.
• Review the menu: If you’re taking a lunch or dinner cruise, review the menu in advance to ensure it caters to any dietary needs or restrictions.
• Capture the moment: Don't forget your camera! A Seine River cruise offers unique photo opportunities of Paris's most iconic landmarks
• Wheelchair accessibility: Most modern cruise boats are wheelchair accessible, but it's wise to confirm beforehand. Additionally, check if there are any provisions for guests with hearing or visual impairments.