Thames Sightseeing Cruise from Westminster to Greenwich

The cruise was relaxing and entertaining with opportunities to hop off and further explore sites on land. The commentator was knowledgable and funny and kept the passengers engaged. We ordered lunch from our seats and it was served promptly with friendly service. Be careful not to confuse the London Bridge with the London Tower Bridge!

I really loved the commentary. It was insightful and funny. The ticket did not make it clear but the captain explained well that you can get off and get on at any of the stops. So it's a great way to explore the city or you can just stay on the boat for the full round trip. I was able to get some great unobstructed photos.

Genial!! Hay un componente que es el clima, nos ayudo pues no llovio y pudimos disfrutar del deck superior y la vista. La descripcion de los lugares claves de la tripulación ayuda a entender la historia, disfrutar de la arquitectura y la cultura. Lo super disfrutamos!

Absolutely fabulous, really enjoyed it. Will definitely do it again. Also considering it was the hottest day recorded in London it was perfect being on the water.

Apart from the sights that were put in their historical context, it was the commentary presentation that stood out. Clearly and well Paced presentation from a true Londoner- cockney perhaps??? Interesting historical facts but without too much detail. Particularly for those of us who have seen London, even if onlyfrom the 1950's, it was sobering to have explained the dramatic changes along the banks of the Thames particularly along the south bank initially, but then on both banks, from below Tower Bridge. to Canary Wharf . The idleness of the wharf side warehouse and their final decay was a sobering realisation of the huge changes and collapse that took place in the 50 years or so of the post war period. Collapse and decay followed by an unlikely transformation into the homes and apartments for the ultra rich. Some of the poorest areas of London now changed into a 'playground' ofor the rich. I remember as a 7/8 year old, the Festival of Britain with its steam engine on display. And then at age of 10, from the early days of the Royal Festival Hall with its wonderful classical music concerts , that building became a kind of spiritual home. Now at over 80 years old, each visit continues to bring an emotional response unfelt in any other concert hall or theatre. The RFH is a glorious symbol of the revitalisation of the London Southbank, so much beloved of people today. Anthony Powell

We had a wonderful experience today taking an Uber Boat from Westminster to Tower Pier as part of my son’s first birthday celebration. It turned out to be one of the highlights of our day in London. The journey offered beautiful sightseeing views along the Thames, which made the trip both relaxing and memorable. Traveling by boat was smooth, convenient, and a refreshing change from typical city transport. It also worked perfectly as a comfortable commute back to our hotel. The staff were helpful, and everything felt well-organized. Overall, it was a great experience that added something special to our celebration, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting London.