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  1. Paris River Cruise Guide

    Seine River cruise times are more or less the same for all companies, from 10 am to 10.30 pm. All the boats are adapted to disabled visitors (wheelchair accessible). A Paris Seine River cruise (only sightseeing) usually lasts from 60 minutes to 90 minutes, and they are available every day of the week. Some of these cruises offer a glass of ...

  2. Seine River Cruises in Paris: How to Choose the Best Seine Cruise Boat Tour

    4. Canauxrama Seine Cruise. Canauxrama is one of the top companies for providing canal tours around Paris, but they also provide scenic tours along the Seine River as well as a combined canal and river cruise. The Canuaxrama boats vary a bit but all have a closed bottom deck and an open-top deck.

  3. How To Pick The Best Seine River Cruise: 8 Options + Tips

    Here are my recommendations for the best cruises: Bateaux Mouches cruise - a classic Seine River cruise and a favorite of travelers, you also have the option of a lunch or dinner cruise. Bateaux Parisiens cruise - another favorite, the ferry in this case is glass covered to give you even better views.

  4. Cruise on the Seine in Paris

    Book. Mother's Day Boat Cruise on the River Seine. starting from 85.00 €. Book. Christmas lunch cruise - December 25 in Paris. starting from 115.00 €. Book. Bateaux Mouches® is the benchmark for cruises on the Seine in Paris: Boat tour, lunch or dinner, there is a cruise for everyone in Paris.

  5. 6 Seine River Cruise Tips You Need to Know

    A Seine River cruise can be one of the world's great travel experiences, offering something for everyone from history lovers to foodies and more. The Seine is France's second-longest river ...

  6. 5 Best Seine River Cruises in Paris: Your Ultimate Guide

    How long is the Seine River Cruise in Paris? The standard Seine River Sightseeing Cruise in Paris takes 1h. If you opt in for a Lunch or Dinner Cruise on the Seine, allow 1.5 to 2.5 hours. To be on time, make sure to arrive 15-30 Minutes in advance.

  7. Seine River Cruises

    How long is a Seine River cruise? Cruise itineraries on the Seine River can be any length from three nights up to 20 nights, depending on the cruise line you're traveling on. Get special cruise ...

  8. Cruise times, duration, prices and routes

    Times and durations. IMPORTANT! Operated on Saturdays and Sundays only. Boarding at Pont de l'Alma between 12.00pm and 12.15pm. Departure at 12.30pm and return to the quay at 2.15pm. Cruise lasts approximately 1 hour 45 mins. Smart-casual dress appreciated.

  9. The best Seine river cruises • Information, Prices and Tickets

    4.7/5. Promo €16 instead of €18. Step onboard an hour-long cruise at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, ideal for a romantic river trip or an exciting way to discover Paris with friends and family. "Boarding: Eiffel Tower. from €16.

  10. Seine River Cruises

    Here are some select highlights you will enjoy during a Seine River cruise: The magnificent sights of Paris, from the Eiffel Tower to Notre Dame Cathedral. Claude Monet's beautiful house and gardens at Giverny. Rouen's spectacular Gothic cathedral. Normandy's historic beaches, site of the 1944 D-Day landings.

  11. 13 TOP Seine River Cruise Options ️ with Prices & Length

    Discover the magic of Canal Saint Martin. 7. Cruise the Seine and dazzle with the Moulin Rouge. 8. Toast with champagne on a Seine River cruise. 9. Bike under the stars and relax on a river cruise. 10. Float, stroll, and discover Paris like never before.

  12. Cruise on the Seine

    Great way to see all the major sites along the Seine in 1 or 2 hour journey. Duration: Usually 1-2 hours in length. Many options for morning, afternoon, twilight or night tour times. Price Range: Starts from approximately 15€ for 1-hour cruise. Around 25-30€ standard rate for daytime cruise with audio guide.

  13. 12 Best Seine River & Paris Cruises for 2024-2025

    Call 1.406.541.2677. Start Planning My Trip. Cruise the 777-km Seine River flowing through the cultural heart of Paris and on towards the daunting historic cliffs of Normandy. Visit Mont Saint-Michel, the D-Day beaches, Malmaison & Martainville Châteaux, and the most quaint ports of call like Giverny, Les Andelys, Honfleur, Duclair and Jumièges.

  14. How Long Is The Seine River Cruise

    The duration of a Seine River cruise can vary depending on the specific itinerary and cruise company you choose. However, most cruises along the Seine River typically range from 7 to 10 nights, offering a perfect balance between exploration and relaxation. A 7-night Seine River cruise allows you to experience the highlights of the route, giving ...

  15. How long does Seine River cruise take?

    When considering how long your Seine River cruise should be it is important to take into account your personal preferences, interests, and the amount of time you have available. If you are short on time but still desire to witness the splendor of the Seine opting for a shorter sightseeing cruise can provide a fantastic overview.

  16. Paris Seine River Sightseeing Cruise with Commentary by ...

    Enjoy a leisurely trip down the Seine on this Bateaux Parisiens river cruise. Glide past Paris' world-famous monuments including Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower and historic bridges like the Pont Neuf. Listen to audio commentary along the way to learn more about passing attractions. Cruise during the day, or choose an evening departure time to float through the enchanting city at ...

  17. Paris: 1-Hour River Seine Cruise with Audio Commentary

    Full description. Embark on a roundtrip cruise on the River Seine that begins at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Glide under the bridges of Paris and marvel at a succession of beautiful monuments along the waterway as you listen to commentary about Paris and the sights you pass by. During your cruise, you pass by the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame ...

  18. Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Sightseeing Cruise: How Long Is the Line

    The Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Sightseeing Cruise offers both day and evening cruises, each providing a unique ambiance. During the day, you can bask in the sunshine and enjoy the vibrant colors of the city, while in the evening, you'll be enchanted by the sparkling lights that illuminate the landmarks, creating a romantic and magical ...

  19. Seine River Cruise Route

    The Seine river cuts Paris in two, with the Right Bank to the north and the Left Bank to the south. It provides sustenance, borders, perspective, poetry—and now also cruise ships ready to give both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers fresh eyes to Paris through a voyage along the water. Whether you take a quick one-hour tour or ...

  20. Seine Fleet Overview

    Boasting the same popular design elements as our Viking Longships, our Viking Seine ships feature state-of-the art engineering, deluxe accommodations and streamlined Scandinavian interiors. Plus, these ships feature customized hulls and engines specifically built to navigate the historic Seine River. Viking Kari Viking Radgrid.

  21. Best Time for a Seine River Cruise

    Shoulder seasons: March-May, September-December. Avoid: January-March. Panorama of Rouen at sunset. The most popular time to plan a Seine River cruise is during the summer months from June-August. It's worth noting that temperatures reach their peak in France in August, so many local families are on vacation during this month.

  22. Seine River Night Cruise

    Seine River Night Cruise Tickets Prices. Seine River night cruise ticket prices in Paris can vary greatly depending on the length, inclusions and level of luxury of the specific cruise. Most basic 1-hour sightseeing cruises run €15-25 per person. These typically don't include any extras beyond a seat to view Paris lit up at night.

  23. Seine

    The Seine (/ s eɪ n, s ɛ n / sayn, sen, French: ⓘ) is a 777-kilometre-long (483 mi) river in northern France. Its drainage basin is in the Paris Basin (a geological relative lowland) covering most of northern France. It rises at Source-Seine, 30 kilometres (19 mi) northwest of Dijon in northeastern France in the Langres plateau, flowing through Paris and into the English Channel at Le ...