Why choose between sightseeing and a leisurely lunch? A Seine River lunch cruise allows you to do both. Take in panoramic views of the city while indulging in a delicious meal – no walking, no rushing, just a blend of exploration and relaxation.
A 2-hour lunch cruise departing from the Eiffel Tower offers a gourmet French dining experience with live music as you pass iconic sights like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame Cathedral.
Boarding point: Port de la Bourdonnais (Pier 5 or Pier 7)
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A 1.5-hour lunch cruise departing from the Musée d'Orsay, featuring traditional French cuisine prepared with fresh seasonal produce, allowing guests to rediscover Paris’s most beautiful monuments from a unique perspective.
Boarding point: Paris Seine La Marina
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A 2.5-hour lunch cruise offering Italian cuisine aboard a cozy, smaller boat, providing an intimate dining experience along the Seine.
Boarding point: Trattoria en Seine
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The exact itinerary may vary by cruise, but the general route is usually as follows:
Yes, operators offer the option to select specific seats, especially for premium packages. Window-side tables, offering the best views, are highly recommended and often come at an additional cost.
Absolutely! Most Seine River lunch cruises cater to dietary preferences, including vegetarian and vegan meals. It’s best to mention your dietary needs when booking.
Expect refined French cuisine, often served as a 3–4 course meal with seasonal ingredients. Some cruises even offer an Italian meal, and some cruises are clubbed with dining experiences at the base of the Eiffel Tower.
Yes, a Seine River lunch cruise is a wonderful experience for children! The leisurely pace, scenic views of Paris’s landmarks, and the excitement of being on a boat make it an engaging and enjoyable outing for kids.
Lunch cruises include a selection of drinks such as wine, coffee, or soft beverages. Some premium packages feature champagne or a broader drink selection.
Seine River boats are equipped with indoor seating and glass enclosures, ensuring a delightful experience regardless of the weather.
Definitely—Seine lunch cruises are popular for birthdays, anniversaries, and romantic surprises. Some boats offer celebratory add-ons like champagne or custom cakes.
The biggest difference is the ambience:
Lunch cruises are more casual, ideal for sightseeing with plenty of daylight.
Dinner cruises are all about a romantic, elegant atmosphere, often with candlelit tables and live music.
Not at all! Most boats have climate-controlled interiors, meaning you’ll be comfortable even in summer. If you’re on an open-air deck, a light breeze from the Seine makes the experience pleasant.