Seine River Tour Tickets

Embark on a leisurely ride to experience the heart of the French capital with Paris Seine River cruise tickets and see Paris’ spectacular attractions along the way. Journey through the City of Love with a romantic Seine River dinner cruise and marvel at the illuminated facades of the Grand Palais, the Louvre, and other monuments. Don’t forget to take your camera along to immortalize the picturesque sights.

UH-OH! AT THE MOMENT, THERE ARE NO TOURS AVAILABLE FOR SEINE CRUISE
High demand, seasonal availability and unexpected closures can be the reason. We're working on getting it up and running. Meanwhile, you can search for other activities on our website. We don’t want you to leave disappointed!

Our tips for Seine Cruise

  • Ditch traditional tours. Opt for a cruise ticket to experience the historic river in all its glory. Sights are particularly magical at sunset so make sure your Seine cruise pass accommodates a longer ride into the evening.
  • Don't take a dip. It may look pretty, but under the surface of the water lies a host of undesirable nasties. Authorities enforce no swimming laws for health and safety reasons, so keep your cruise experience above the water.
  • See the City of Lights sparkle. Evening riverboat trips are perfect for night owls looking for something more exciting than your average dinner date. Spectacular views of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and other Parisian attractions with a chance to partake in a glass of Champagne or two guarantee a romantic night.
  • Save money. Exploring the river itself is, of course, free. Complement your stroll with a cruise sightseeing along the river for an extra-special day. Booking a Seine boat tour in advance will be your best bet for cost-saving.

Good to know

The lifeblood of the French capital, the Seine River is also nicknamed the ‘most beautiful avenue’ of Paris. It flows right through the center of Paris and carries a majority of inland waterway traffic in the city. The river is flanked by the city’s major attractions like Notre Dame Cathedral, Musée d’Orsay, Eiffel Tower, Jardin des Tuileries, the Louvre, and more.

The banks of the river are home to over 37 bridges including the noteworthy Pont des Arts and the Pont Neuf bridges. Its riverbank was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991. The water from the river is used mainly for drinking, irrigation, and as a coolant in power plants.

The River has been popular in folklore and has been the subject of a plethora of impressionist paintings such as Monet’s Bathers at La Grenouillere. According to the legend, the ashes of Joan of Arc were scattered in the Seine.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to experience a Seine River cruise?
    A:

    Paris keeps its romantic appeal year-round, but River Seine cruises are best experienced in the quieter months of late August and early September.

  • Q: How to get to the Seine river cruise?
    A:

    We recommend hopping off one of the close metro underground stations, like the Musée du Louvre, and strolling from there.

  • Q: How long is a Seine river cruise?
    A:

    The duration of the cruise depends on the type of ticket you book.

  • Q: Are there options to buy food and drinks on the Seine River cruises?
    A:

    Yes, you can buy Seine river cruise tickets with dining options like lunchtime and dinner time cruises. Most of these tickets include à-la-carte lunch or a three-course dinner with champagne or drinks of your choice accompanied by live music.

Paris Attractions

Things to do in Paris

travel inspiration

Visit The GuideBook
Our website uses cookies to improve your experience. To find out more, please read our Cookie Policy.