Bateaux Parisiens Seine River Cruises

Come Experience Paris in a unique way! See the city from the view of the Seine River, while enjoying a gastronomic lunch or dinner! Whether by day or by night, you get a view of Paris that is truly unique. For centuries boats have plied the waters of the Seine, and from it you can pass under famous bridges and see famous monuments and buildings. At night, it is especially enchanting - this is the City of Lights!

Paris Seine River Lunch Cruises

1. Lunch Cruise - Service Etoile Add to Cart $74.00 The majesty of the monuments of Paris is revealed for nearly two hours: Starting from the Eiffel Tower, the cruise follows the left bank of the Seine to the Finance Ministry at Bercy, then returns to ... More

2. Lunch Cruise - Service Select Add to Cart $90.00 The majesty of the monuments of Paris is revealed for nearly two hours: Starting from the Eiffel Tower, the cruise follows the left bank of the Seine to the Finance Ministry at Bercy, then returns to ... More

3. Lunch Cruise - Service Premier Add to Cart $107.00 The majesty of the monuments of Paris is revealed for nearly two hours: Starting from the Eiffel Tower, the cruise follows the left bank of the Seine to the Finance Ministry at Bercy, then returns to ... More

Paris Seine River Dinner Cruises

4. Dinner Cruise - Service Etoile Add to Cart $149.00 Welcome aboard a magical dinner cruise through the heart of Paris on the famous Bateaux Parisiens. Starting from the Eiffel Tower, the cruise follows the left bank of the Seine to the Finance Ministry ... More

5. Dinner Cruise - Service Select Add to Cart $201.00 Welcome aboard a magical dinner cruise through the heart of Paris on the famous Bateaux Parisiens. Starting from the Eiffel Tower, the cruise follows the left bank of the Seine to the Finance Ministry ... More

6. Dinner Cruise - Service Premier Add to Cart $265.00 Welcome aboard a magical dinner cruise through the heart of Paris on the famous Bateaux Parisiens. Starting from the Eiffel Tower, the cruise follows the left bank of the Seine to the Finance Ministry ... More