Want to visit a different Paris? We offer countless cruises down the Seine River and other local bodies of water, so you can experience the city’s singularity with family or friends.
Float down the Seine on a three-hour river cruise and discover the charm of five isles in its waters:
–A historical grassland, the Île Saint-Louis is today home to a number of private luxury homes known as hôtel particuliers
–Previously the main factory site for Renault, the Île Seguin has undergone major renovations to become a haven for artists
–The Île aux Cygnes offers visitors breathtaking strolls and houses France’s own replica of the Statue of Liberty The cruise is also the perfect opportunity to sip an afternoon drink with friends or family.
For more information, visit http://www.greenriver-paris.fr
Discover the Canal Saint Martin during a tour of approximately 3 hours. Leave your comfort zone as you travel through several locks, two swing bridges, and drift through passages underneath the city streets. Experience the magic of the unique light scape “Échos de Lumière” by Japanese artist Keiichi Tahara.
For more information, visit http://www.canauxrama.com/fr/croisieres/croisiere-vieux-paris-sur-canal_117.html
Spend the day floating down the Marne River in the outskirts of Paris. Enjoy breathtaking views of monuments such as Notre Dame or the marvels of Chinagora, a Chinese-inspired hotel complex. You can stop for a picnic or lunch on the banks of the Marne in the restaurant Guinguette before drifting back to Paris in a folksy atmosphere, complete with accordion music, local tales, and dance.
For more information, visit http://www.canauxrama.com/fr/croisieres/croisiere-vieux-paris-sur-canal_117.html
This private tour for small groups lets you catch a glimpse of quintessential Paris landmarks as you float down the river aboard an enchanting, festive vessel. The possibilities are endless: unforgettable bachelor(ette) parties; photo session and film shoots in a relaxed setting; seminars with the perfect backdrop; or out-of-the-ordinary work meetings, far from the board room.
For more information, visit http://myparisriver.com/the-parisianist-activite-insolite-a-paris
Experience the Left Bank of the Seine on board a one-of-a-kind, day-long Seine River cruise. Drifting past the Musée d’Orsay and under the Pont de l’Alma, you will catch sight of the Eiffel Tower, the Bois de Boulogne, and the Towers at La Défense before arriving at the Île de Chatou. This isle earned the nickname Île des impressionnistes — the island of impressionists — given that it inspired such painters as Renoir, Sisley, and Claude Monet.
For more information, visit http://www.pariscanal.com
With the help of a notebook, children aged 7 to 12 will take on a variety of pirate-themed riddles during this Batobus Seine River cruise. This tour departs from either the Eiffel Tower or the Musée d’Orsay. At the end of this treasure hunt of approximately 3.5 hours, a tasty treat awaits participants.
For more information, visit http://www.batobus.com/chasse-au-tresor.html
Specially designed for children, this cruise has a style of its own, complete with a storyteller that lifts the veil on Paris mysteries, keeping both young and old on the edge of their seats. This fun and educational Seine River tour is the perfect family outing.
For more information, visit http://www.vedettesdeparis.fr/2/fr/23/la-croisiere-des-secrets-de-paris.html
Bateaux Parisiens offers a Seine River cruise specially designed for young visitors. Lila and Philou — two storytellers — will bring Paris to life through songs and stories, during this interactive and educational Seine River cruise. The tour is sure to amuse, with the help of audience members of course!
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For more information, visit http://www.bateauxparisiens.com/fr/croisieres-promenades/croisiere-enchantee.html
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