Overview
Paris looks wonderful from the water. Glide along the Seine past Notre-Dame, the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, while someone else does the navigating and you simply enjoy the view.
Daytime sailings suit families and first-time visitors, while evening cruises show the city lit up after dark. Tell us which you’d prefer, and we’ll find a sailing that fits your plans.
- Seated sightseeing
- Day or evening
What to expect
- 1
Board by the river
Meet at the pier a little before departure and choose a seat inside or on the open deck.
- 2
Landmarks along the way
Pass bridges, museums and monuments, with commentary on many sailings.
- 3
Turn at the islands
Loop around Île de la Cité and Île Saint-Louis for some of the loveliest views.
- 4
Back to the pier
Step off rested and ready for the rest of your day.
Usually included
- Sightseeing cruise ticket
- Commentary or audio guide on most sailings
Not included
- Food and drinks unless you choose a dining cruise
- Hotel pick-up
Exact inclusions are confirmed in writing with your provider before you book.
Good to know
- Evening sailings can be cooler on deck, so a light jacket is a good idea.
- Boats are generally step-free to board; please mention any accessibility needs.
- Arrive about 15 minutes before departure.
Where it starts
Cruises leave from piers near the Eiffel Tower and other central points. Your exact pier is confirmed with your booking.
Cancellation
Cancellation terms depend on the provider and are confirmed in writing before you pay anything. Sending an enquiry costs nothing, and you can cancel it from My trips at any time while it is still marked as requested.
Questions
How long is the cruise?
Most sightseeing cruises take about an hour. Dining cruises last longer.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, river cruises are relaxed and family-friendly.
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