Thames River Cruise

Board a Thames sightseeing cruise and glide past iconic London landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge and the London Eye. The onboard commentary and open deck view fill your journey with engaging discovery.

Savor a river lunch by indulging in a freshly prepared two-course meal with tea and coffee. As you dine onboard, panoramic views and informative commentary transform lunch into a relaxing journey.

Choose a flexible cruise for ultimate convenience. Board at any of the four central piers and hop on or off as you wish, enjoying live English commentary and multi-language audio for tailored, stress-free sightseeing.

Set sail into the evening and marvel at London’s illuminated skyline. Enjoy a complimentary glass of sparkling wine and canapés while live music provides a mellow backdrop, turning sunset into pure magic.

Discover London’s history on a sightseeing cruise that echoes centuries of stories. Navigate past landmarks like St Paul’s Cathedral while live local commentary enriches your understanding of the city’s vibrant heritage.

Route: Circular loop from Westminster Pier to Tower Bridge and back.
Duration: 90–120 mins
Key sights: Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Tower Bridge, St Paul’s Cathedral

Route: One-way route from Westminster Pier to Greenwich Pier along the Thames.
Duration: 60–75 mins
Key sights: Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Tower Bridge, Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory

From the water, admire the historic neo-Gothic spires of the Houses of Parliament alongside Big Ben, whose chimes resonate along the Thames.

Gaze at the giant Ferris wheel with its rotating capsules, a modern icon framing London’s skyline from the river.

Experience the sight of Tower Bridge with its twin Gothic towers and glass walkways as the boat glides beneath its iconic span.

Observe the storied Tower of London, a centuries-old fortress whose ancient stone walls tell tales of Britain’s royal history.

See the majestic dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Baroque masterpiece rising proudly above the bustling river scene.

Marvel at The Shard’s sleek glass façade and soaring height, a symbol of modern London amid its historic riverside landmarks.

Spot the preserved tea clipper, Cutty Sark, moored along the riverbank in Greenwich—a vivid reminder of London’s rich maritime past.