Paris Seine Cruises

Book Your River Cruise Tickets

24h or 48h Batobus Pass

From 24.84 €

Bateaux Mouches in Paris

From 18.36 €

Paris: Guided Seine River Cruise by Electric Boat + Fast-Track Access

From 19.26 €

Paris: Night Cruise on the Seine with Onboard Music + Audio Guide App

From 23.32 €

The Seine: Sightseeing Cruise from the Eiffel Tower

From 19.44 €

Arc de Triomphe and Seine River Cruise

From 42.12 €

Brunch cruise aboard the Capitaine Fracasse

From 61.56 €

Cruise on the Seine with Dinner at Le Bistro Parisien

Paris: Cruise on the Seine with Audioguide + Dinner at Le Bistro Parisien

From 71.28 €

La Seine: Dinner Cruise with Live Music BATEAUX-MOUCHES®

From 123.12 €

Guided Sightseeing Cruise by Vedettes du Pont Neuf

Seine River: Guided Tourist Cruise by Vedettes du Pont Neuf

From 18.36 €

Paris: A Ride on the Seine in an Amphibious Bus

From 44.28 €

Paris: One-Hour Cruise on the Seine + Crepe Tasting

From 20.52 €

Paris looks different from the water. Some cruises loop past the Louvre and Notre-Dame in under an hour, others add a proper meal, live music, or a splash through the Seine on wheels.

Not sure which one? Start with how much time you have.

Which Paris Cruise Is Right for You?

Short on time

A one-hour guided loop from the Pont Neuf, with departures roughly every hour and no fixed time slot to book. Quick, flexible, and no reservation headaches.

Guided Seine River Cruise by Electric Boat

Here for the history

An electric boat with a live guide sharing the history of the landmarks you pass, plus an audio guide app in six languages if you want to go deeper.

Want the Eiffel Tower view

Depart from right at the foot of the Eiffel Tower for the classic postcard view, with Notre-Dame and the Musée d'Orsay along the route.

Making an occasion of it

Dinner cruises pair the sightseeing with a proper meal and live piano and violin. Brunch and bistro options are available too, for a daytime version of the same idea.

Good to Know Before You Board

Departure points vary by cruise - Port de la Bourdonnais, Port de la Conférence, the Pont Neuf and Port de Javel Haut are all common piers. Check your ticket for the exact one.

Most sightseeing cruises run rain or shine, with covered decks on many boats.

Audio guides are available in multiple languages on most sightseeing routes.

Arrive 15 to 30 minutes before departure, especially for dinner and brunch cruises, which run on a reserved slot rather than a flexible one.

Dress a layer warmer than the street forecast suggests, particularly for evening sailings.

Several cruises let young children travel free — check the specific product for the exact age limit.

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Popular Attractions in Paris

Sainte-Chapelle + Conciergerie

Gothic stained glass and medieval royal history on the Île de la Cité. Book your tickets today.

Musée de l'Orangerie

Monet's Water Lilies in two purpose-built oval rooms by the Tuileries Garden. Secure your entry now.

Rodin Museum

The Thinker, The Kiss and a three-hectare sculpture garden in an 18th-century mansion. Get your tickets.

Musée National Picasso-Paris

Home to the world’s most extensive public collection of Picasso’s masterpieces, the museum offers a unique glimpse into the artist’s diverse creations, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and rare archives.

Musée de l’Armée

Explore France’s military history at the Musée de l’Armée, located in the iconic Hôtel des Invalides. From medieval armor to Napoleon’s tomb, the museum offers a fascinating journey through time.

FAQs about Paris Seine Cruises

How long do Paris Seine cruises last?

Most sightseeing cruises run about an hour. Dinner and brunch cruises run longer, typically 1.5 to 2.5 hours.

Where do Seine cruises depart from?

Departure points vary by operator — common piers include Port de la Bourdonnais near the Eiffel Tower, Port de la Conférence, the Pont Neuf, and Port de Javel Haut. Always check your ticket for the exact pier.

Do Seine cruises include commentary?

Many sightseeing cruises include a live guide or an audio guide in multiple languages. Dinner and brunch cruises are usually unguided so guests can focus on the meal.

Which cruise is best if I'm short on time?

The Vedettes du Pont Neuf cruise runs a one-hour loop with departures roughly every hour and no fixed time slot to book in advance.

Can I combine a cruise with dinner or brunch?

Yes. Several options pair the sightseeing with a meal, from a bistro dinner near the Eiffel Tower to a full brunch cruise or an evening dinner cruise with live music.

Do Paris cruises run in bad weather?

Most Seine cruises operate rain or shine, with covered decks on many boats. Check your specific ticket's cancellation policy for any weather-related exceptions.

Can children join Seine cruises for free?

Several cruises let young children, typically under 3 or 4 years old, travel free. Check the specific product for the exact age limit.