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River Thames Sightseeing Cruise Tickets

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London Sightseeing Cruise: Flexible Tickets

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Craving for a fresh perspective of London? Cruise its iconic River Thames and see its famous landmarks to see the city in a new light.
• With departures every 20 to 40 minutes from four prime locations, and live commentary in multiple languages, embark on a tour that suits you.
• Capture the majestic Houses of Parliament, the historic Tower of London, the lively South Bank, and culturally rich Greenwich in your lens as you sail.
• Onboard, relish the open-air deck during sunny days or the heated indoor saloon during chills. Concessions are available, including a fully stocked bar.
• Choose between a hop-on-hop-off ticket for spontaneous adventures or a one-way or round-trip sightseeing ticket.
• Sightseeing cruise on the River Thames
• Boarding from Westminster Pier, London Eye Pier, or Tower Pier
• Hop-on-hop-off sightseeing ticket (based on option selected) (view route and timetable here )
• One-way or round-trip flexible sightseeing ticket (based on option selected)
• Live English commentary
• Audio guide in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Vietnamese and Spanish
• Open-air deck & heated indoor saloon
• Access to the onboard bar (available at an additional cost)
• Tip: While passing the Tower of London, keep an eye out for the Traitors' Gate. It was used to transport prisoners into the tower!
• This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
• The cruise is equipped with restrooms and baby changing facilities.
• With the 24-hour hop-on hop-off ticket, you're in complete control. Start your boating adventure anytime and enjoy unlimited rides until the boats stop operating for the evening. The next day, you can continue using your ticket until its validity expires.

London Sightseeing Cruise: Westminster to Greenwich

• Hop on this Thames cruise by Thames River Sightseeing Cruise and see London’s iconic sights like Big Ben, the London Eye, and Tower Bridge.
• Choose between live English commentary or WiFi audio guides available in 6 languages. Learn fascinating facts and stories that bring London to life.
• Whether you prefer a one-way trip or a round trip, enjoy more time onboard and make the most of your Thames cruise experience.
• Pick the perfect drop-point for your adventure—either Tower Bridge or Greenwich, whichever suits you best!
• Sail past Shakespeare's Globe, Tate Modern, and the Tower of London. Each landmark has its own captivating story waiting to be discovered.
• One-way or round-trip River Thames sightseeing cruise (as per option selected)
• WiFi audio guide (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Mandarin)
• Tip: If you are booking a one-way cruise to Greenwich, take out some time to explore Greenwich Market.
• Don't forget to bring your smartphone to access the live audio commentary and enhance your cruise experience.
• Please note that the exact cruise times might vary, so double-check before you set sail.

Combo (Save 10%): London Eye Tickets + Thames River Cruise

• Save money and see London's must-sees with this combo ticket. Ride the London Eye and cruise the Thames River to see the city from two angles.
• Reach heights of 135 meters high on a 30-minute London Eye ride. Upgrade for fast-track access and skip past the long queues!
• Keep your eyes peeled for some famous sights of London, like The Emirates Stadium, home to Arsenal FC, and the majestic Buckingham Palace.
• Board a City Cruises boat from any of 4 piers, including the London Eye, for a scenic River Thames journey at your convenience. Check route and timetable here .
• Hear tales of royalty, rebellions, and architectural marvels as you sail from the onboard live commentary or multilingual audio guide.
• Standard entry to the London Eye
• 30-min ride on the London Eye
• London Eye guide
• Fast-track entry to the London Eye (optional)

River Cruise

• Flexible ticket boarding from Westminster Pier, London Eye Pier, or Tower Pier
• Food and drinks (available to purchase on board)
• Tip: After your London Eye ride, visit the Jubilee Gardens nearby to see a variety of insects like butterflies and ladybugs.
• Keep in mind large bags, sharp metallic tools, or objects that can cause security hazards are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
• Children under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by adults.
• Children under the age of 2 years can go for free but require a ticket to enter.
• Guests with accessible needs are entitled to a free carer ticket with valid documentation.
• Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
• Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
• Tip: As you cruise past Butler's Wharf, be sure to look out for colorful murals adorning the warehouses, a haven for local street art.
• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Thames River Uber Boat Tour

• Soak in the best sights of London as you travel on the River Thames by boat.
• With over 18 piers across London and a fleet of 20 boats departing from Putney Pier in the west to Woolwich Royal Arsenal in the east, plan a hassle-free itinerary.
• Navigate through the city safely and comfortably as your cruise past London’s best attractions.
• Choose between a single river journey on the Thames or a River Roamer hop-on hop-off pass.
• Some of the iconic sites you’ll see are the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Bridge, the London Eye, the Oxo Building, and St. Paul’s Cathedral.
• Thames River cruise on an air-conditioned vessel
• Service between 20+ piers across London

Single River Journey on the Thames

• Valid for a single journey between any two piers included
• One-way boat transfer

River Roamer: Hop On Hop Off Pass (as per option selected)

• All-day hop-on-hop-off pass (valid from 6am until the end of service on the same day)

Hop-On Hop-Off River Pass with IFS Cable Car Tickets (as per option selected)

• All-day hop-on-hop-off cruise ticket (valid from 6am until the end of service on the same day)
• Entrance tickets to the IFS Cable Car
• Food and drinks (both available to purchase onboard from the fully licensed bar)
• Hotel transfers

Weekday Westbound

• First cruise: 6:25am from Barking Riverside
• Last cruise: 9:20pm from Barking Riverside
• Frequency: every 30 mins

Weekday Eastbound

• First cruise: 6:30am from Putney
• Last cruise: 10:25pm from Putney
• Frequency: every 20 mins

Weekend Westbound

• First cruise: 8:10am from Barking Riverside
• Last cruise: 8:40pm from Barking Riverside

Weekend Eastbound

• First cruise: 10:02am from Putney
• Last cruise: 11:10pm from Putney

Please here for the detailed route map.

• Tip: Opt for a cruise from March to October for the best weather.

Thames River Speedboat Tour

• Get ready for the thrill of speeds up to 35 mph on a high-speed boat ride, perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush and a unique way to explore London.
• Twist through the docklands with views of Big Ben’s towering clock face, the London Eye’s giant wheel, and the Tower of London’s stone walls.
• Enjoy live entertainment and music through top-tier speakers, amplifying the thrill of your high-speed adventure.
• Opt for a 50-minute high-speed ride, a guided 80-minute journey through landmarks, or an evening cruise with seasonal drinks and stunning night views.
• 50-min daytime/evening or 80-min speed boat tour (as per option selected)
• Live commentary from an English-speaking guide (as per option selected)
• Live entertainment onboard
• Life jackets and safety briefing
• Complimentary seasonal drink (as per option selected)
• Tip: Wear weather-appropriate clothing and consider bringing a light jacket, as the wind can be brisk at high speeds.
• Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for pregnant women.
• The Thames Lates ticket option is only available for guests over the age of 18.

Thames River Evening Cruise with Sunset Views, Sparking Wine & Canapés

• Enjoy a 2-hour cruise on the Thames during the sunset, which offers the city's best views at the best times of the day.
• Check out the city's prominent landmarks from the water including the London Eye, Big Ben, London Bridge, and more.
• Relish a selection of delicious canapes and sparkling wine as you relax on the Thames evening cruise.
• Head indoors and witness the breathtaking cityscape while enjoying a live pop, rock, swing, or funk performance.
• 2-hour evening cruise on the Thames
• Sparkling wine or soft drink on arrival
• A selection of cold canapés served throughout the evening
• Live music performances on board
• Additional drinks
• Transport to and from the pier
• Tip: Keep your eyes peeled for Southbank where you'll get to see the famous Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
• Wear smart casual attire, and carry a windcheater as it gets pretty windy and chilly on the river.
• Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted to guests under the age of 13 years.
• Keep in mind outside food and drinks are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
• This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
• The staff can cater vegetarian food but are unable to cater to any other allergens or dietary requirements on this cruise.

River Thames sightseeing cruise | A journey down London's liquid lifeline

Picture yourself cruising through the heart of London, where every twist and turn reveals something new. Like a hidden story waiting to unfold, the Thames River sightseeing cruise offers a front-row seat to iconic landmarks—from the grandeur of Big Ben to the majestic Tower Bridge. As Ralph McTell sings, "Let me show you something to change your mind," this journey is sure to do just that!

What are you looking for?

So, sightseeing on the Thames? Got you! Just click on the links below to jump straight to what you're interested in, on your River Thames sightseeing cruise. This guide is all about you, so take your time reading through it to make the best decision!

Why go on a Thames River sightseeing cruise?

• Which sightseeing cruise is right for you?
• Thames sightseeing cruise route map

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• Other cruise options
• London must-see attractions on a Thames cruise
• 6 famous bridges to spot on your cruise
• Tips for your sightseeing cruise
• Frequently Asked Questions about Thames sightseeing cruises

• Unmatched cityscapes: For a fresh take on London's iconic landmarks, hop on a Thames River sightseeing cruise. Glide past Big Ben, the London Eye, and Tower Bridge, enjoying unbeatable views you can't experience from the city streets.
• Informative guide: Live commentary or audio guides on sightseeing cruises bring London's landmarks to life, revealing their history, significance, and many hidden tales. It's a fun way to soak in the city's heritage while embracing the stunning riverside views. 
• Cozy way of travel: A sightseeing cruise offers a peaceful escape from busy streets, with comfortable seating indoors or on open-air decks. Enjoy refreshments from onboard cafes while taking in the sights—perfect for families or tourists seeking a laid-back experience without the usual city chaos.
• Customized plan: Hop-on hop-off sightseeing cruise tickets give you the freedom to explore London's landmarks at your own pace. With stops at multiple piers, crafting a personalized itinerary while cruising the Thames is easy.

Which Thames sightseeing cruise is the right one for you?

• Cruise : River Thames Sightseeing Cruise: From Westminster
• Starting from: €15.80
• Boarding point: Find on Maps
• Sights and attractions: Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Palace of Westminster, Lambeth Palace, Chelsea Royal Hospital, The Shard, Tower Bridge (from a distance). You won't see much of East London or the riverside areas.

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• Cruise : Uber Boat By Thames Clippers Hop-On Hop-Off Tour in London , City Cruises Sightseeing Cruise on River Thames
• Starting from: €10.25
• Sights and attractions: Putney Bridge, Kew Gardens, London Eye, St. Paul's Cathedral, Thames Barrier (the world's second-largest movable flood barrier) & more. Those interested in downtown London's sites may find this journey too long.

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Thames sightseeing cruise | Route map

Using this map, you can gain a sound understanding of what attractions you can see and what pier is best and most convenient for you.

Most cruise boats have both indoor and outdoor seating with two-by-two seats.

• Snap away: Interested in photography? The top deck is your golden spot. With nothing in your way, it's perfect for capturing stunning shots of Big Ben and other historic sites.
• Rain, no problem : Don't worry about the weather! Many cruises have covered seats on the top deck, so you can enjoy the sights, rain or shine, while staying dry.
• Indoor comfort : Would you prefer a cozy indoor seat? Settle near the large windows in the saloon. It's warm and comfy, and it still gives you great views of London's landmarks—minus the wind!

Want more options?

Combine sightseeing with lunch, afternoon tea, or an evening pre-dinner meal! As you cruise down the heart of London, enjoy a savory British spread while listening to the audio guide that’ll tell you interesting facts and stories about the beautiful attractions dotting the skyline.

Thames River lunch cruise

• Food: Roasted Supreme of Chicken, Cassoulet, and Lemon Gateau
• Ambiance: Can be casual or semi-formal, depending on the company
• Who should go: This is great for those who want a scenic lunch experience while sightseeing. It is also ideal for families or groups who want a fulfilling meal.

Thames River afternoon tea cruise

• Food: Traditional afternoon tea, coffee, or fruit tea with cheese, eggs, salmon, ham, scone, and pastry
• Ambiance: Relaxed and elegant
• Who should go: This is ideal for those who want a quintessentially British experience with charming views. It is the best option for celebrations or a relaxing afternoon outing.

Thames River evening cruise

• Food: Cold canapés and sparkling wine
• Ambiance: Romantic or lively, depending on the cruise
• Who should go: Good for couples seeking a romantic dinner with a view or friends looking for an evening out with scenic city lights and entertainment (live music, DJs).

Thames River dinner cruise

• Food: 4-course meal including salmon, soup, herb and garlic marinated chicken breast, and tiramisu
• Ambiance: Perfect for a romantic date
• Who should go: Couples celebrating something special, friends after a memorable night, or anyone who just loves amazing views with a side of delicious food!

London from the water | Must-sees on a Thames cruise

The Houses of Parliament (Right Bank)

5 most famous bridges you can see on the River Thames sightseeing cruise

Tower Bridge, one of London's most iconic landmarks, spans the River Thames near the Tower of London. With its striking design, this combined bascule and suspension bridge has been wowing visitors since 1894. The high-level walkways offer amazing views, while the bascules lift for passing ships about 800 times a year!

Blackfriars Bridge

Blackfriars Bridge, linking the City of London to Southwark, is the widest bridge on the Thames, measuring 32 meters across. Completed in 1869, it's adorned with intricate bird carvings and a statue of Queen Victoria. Serving 54,000 vehicles daily, it's a crucial transport link and a key part of London's cycling network.

Westminster Bridge

Westminster Bridge, spanning the Thames between Westminster and Lambeth, is a stunning 252-meter bridge with Gothic Revival touches. Opened in 1862 and painted green, it provides fantastic views of Big Ben and the London Eye, making it a favorite spot for tourists and photographers alike.

Waterloo Bridge

Waterloo Bridge struts across the Thames, connecting Westminster and Lambeth. Opened in 1945, it's famously known as The Ladies' Bridge as it was built for the women during WWII. With its sleek design and stunning views of nearby landmarks like the London Eye and Houses of Parliament, it's perfect for both scenic strolls and photos.

Lambeth Bridge

This suspension bridge is known for its classy design and eight massive towers. Opened in 1862, it replaced an earlier ferry service and offered a crucial north-south link across the river. Lambeth Bridge is a popular spot for film and television appearances!

London Bridge

London Bridge is a true London icon, connecting the City of London with Southwark. The current bridge, a sleek concrete and steel marvel from 1973, replaced the historic stone arches. Famously talked about in several nursery rhymes, it offers a modern look at a spot rich in history and essential for daily commutes.

Tips to help you plan a Thames sightseeing cruise

• Ever thought of taking in London's sights when the weather's at its worst? Imagine gray skies, a gentle drizzle, and a moody skyline—perfect for an Instagram moment! Slip into your raincoat, hop on a sightseeing cruise, and grab the top deck. It's cozy up there, and with fewer crowds, you might just have the whole deck to yourself for some peaceful sightseeing!
• Got a travel card? Use it smartly! Flash it when grabbing your cruise ticket—you'll score a discount.
• It's easy math: weekdays = fewer crowds! Hop on a weekday cruise and enjoy the peaceful vibes with less hustle and more space to soak in those views!
• For the best Thames cruise, begin at either end—Westminster or, better yet, Greenwich. It's lively but not as hectic, and you can explore some cool spots like Big Ben and Royal Observatory, before boarding. 
• Looking to snap some amazing photos? Thames sightseeing cruises offer unbeatable views of London’s most iconic landmarks. Try capturing the London Eye as it silhouettes against a glowing sunset, or use a longer exposure to create stunning light trails from passing boats.
• Comfort is key for your Thames cruise! Smart casual works, but London's weather can switch fast, so layer up. Sunscreen and a hat are essentials for sunny days, don't forget a small bag for your camera and water.

Frequently Asked Questions about River Thames sightseeing cruises

For €10.25, a Thames sightseeing cruise offers hop-on, hop-off access to major London sights, and onboard audio commentary and facilities like wheelchairs.

While food is not included in the ticket price, a wide range of delectable English cuisine is available for purchase onboard.

Opt for the hop-on, hop-off cruise for flexibility and broader exploration of the city. Choose the Westminster cruise for a budget-friendly, focused tour of central London and Tower Bridge.

Early morning or late afternoon cruises are less crowded and offer stunning sunrise or sunset views.

Spring and summer offer the best weather, but winter cruises are quieter and provide unique festive views.

During peak season (June-August), book 1-2 days in advance, especially for weekend cruises. In shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October), booking a day before or on the day is usually fine. In the off-season (November-March), cruises may have fewer departures, but you should still book online a day ahead to confirm availability.

Day cruises offer better views of landmarks, while evening cruises provide a magical ambiance with city lights.

Cancellation policies vary, but many cruises offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.

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The best boat trips in London

See the city from the Thames or one of London’s canals with these great London boat trips

London boat tours are a truly fabulous way to see the city’s top spots. The River Thames is a destination in itself, of course, and most London boat tours will take in famous landmarks such as the Tate Modern , St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, The O2 and Canary Wharf . You’ll be spoiled for choice with footage for your Instagram story.

If you fancy something a little bit different, there are some charming London boat tours along Regent’s Canal, many leading to the incredibly picturesque  Little Venice . Whether you’re a seasoned sea dog or a naval novice, there are definitely one or two London boat tours for you.

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City Cruises

• Things to do
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• Victoria Embankment

City Cruises operate on a hop-on, hop-off basis and run from Westminster, London Eye, Tower and Greenwich Piers with commentary along the way. The River Red Rover ticket allows unlimited one-day cruising; there's also the Rail and River Rover ticket allowing unlimited one-day travel by river and on the DLR. Single or return tickets are available for shorter journeys, too. The London Showboat is an evening dinner and dance cruise running from Westminster Pier. Afternoon tea and lunch cruises are another popular option during peak periods. 

Thames Rockets

• Ships and boats

This slick RIB (ridged inflatable boat) operation offers a thrilling, high-speed ride on the Thames. You can book by phone or online, or just turn up and pay on the day at the London Eye Ticket Office. Arrive 20 minutes before the off to be kitted out with a waterproof jacket, a life jacket and goggle-style visors (fun in itself). The trip starts calmly enough and the guide will keep kids and adults entertained with fun facts and celebrity stories. But once the boat passes Wapping, it’s pedal to the floor all the way to Canary Wharf. 

Tate to Tate Boat

Running every 20 to 30 minutes, the boat service connecting London’s two Tate galleries, Tate Modern and Tate Britain, takes you through the heart of London, with plenty to see on both banks (head to the outdoor deck at the back of the boat for the best views). The catamaran service boasts specially commissioned exterior and interior designs by artist Damien Hirst, but there’s no commentary, so take a map.

Thames Clippers

River bus services running daily between Royal Arsenal Woolwich in the east and Battersea Power Station in the west. A daily commuter service operates every 20 minutes calling at all major central London piers. On event nights at The O2, the River Bus Express operates a fast direct shuttle service from London Eye (Waterloo) and London Bridge with optional champagne upgrades. There’s no tour guide on board, but you can download a free app for an audio commentary. 

Thames RIB Experience

• Sightseeing

Hurtling about the Thames at 30 knots (roughly 35mph) is the closest thing we’ve got to a white-knuckle ride in central London. It takes just under 40 minutes to travel from Westminster to Tower Bridge. Then the turbo engines kick in and you’re off, bumping about on the open water between Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf, turning in terrifyingly tight figures of eight. It’s the quickest, most thrilling way to travel the Thames.

Vintage Red Bus Tour and Thames Cruise

Two tours in one. The first, departing from Victoria Coach Station on a restored double-decker bus, will take in views of Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye, Westminster Abbey and Tower of London. The second is a cruise on the River Thames passing Shakespeare’s Globe, Cleopatra’s Needle and London Bridge before arriving at Embankment pier, where you hop back on the bus and head for Buckingham Palace. The tour will finish back at Victoria Coach Station.

Turks Launches

Turks Launches have been operating boat tours along south-west London’s pretty stretch of Thames for 300 years. Running from Richmond Pier to Hampton Court, their routes pack in more historic sites than you might realise, including the seventeenth-century pile Ham House, Eel Pie Island (where Rod Stewart and The Rolling Stones used to party), and Teddington Lock’s Dunkirk Memorial. Turks tours run daily from March until September; look out for special disco and jazz cruises during peak months.

London Waterbus Company

• Camden Market

Navigate Regent’s Canal in a narrowboat with the London Waterbus Company. Trips run along the Regent’s Canal linking Little Venice, Regent’s Park, London Zoo and Camden Lock. Warwick Avenue is the closest tube if you’re catching the boat from Little Venice. There’s no advance-booking option – these tours are first come, first served – so if you arrive at peak time, just before lunch, you might have to queue. 

Canal Museum Tunnel Boat Trip

• King’s Cross

These trips are best suited to the brave. Regent’s Canal’s tunnel – built in 1820 – is long, dark, dank and three quarters of a mile long. Once upon a time, boats normally pulled by horses on the towpath had to be inched through the tunnel by a process of ‘legging’ – with the men on board having to brace their legs against the tunnel walls to power the boat along. The tunnel tours take place during the summer, and tickets also includes admission to the London Canal Museum proper. There are only 12 places on each boat tour, so booking is definitely recommended.

Jason’s Trip

• Little Venice

Jason’s Trip navigates the picturesque route along Regent’s Canal from Little Venice, through Regent’s Park, on to Camden Lock and back again. The boat is more than 100 years old and the trip, which includes a live historical commentary and lasts for 45min each way, has been a feature on the canal since 1951. Tours run from the first week of April right through to the first week of November. 

• Camden Town

Hop aboard for an hour and a half's cruise from Camden Lock, past London Zoo in Regent's Park, through the tunnel to Robert Browning’s Island at Little Venice and back to Walker’s Quay. A commentary is included on the cruise, and picnic lunches are available from the company’s waterside restaurant. If you prefer the idea of more formal onboard dining, try the My Fair Lady cruising restaurant boat, operated by the same company.

Bow Boat Company

Bow Boat Company offers a more bespoke kind of canal tour. Its cute narrowboat seats up to 12 people and can be hired (complete with skipper and tour guide) for special-occasion tours of east London’s waterways. You can decide exactly how long you want to tour for, and precisely where you’d like to stop. The comprehensive ‘east London loop’ takes in everything from the Olympic Park to Victoria Park and stretches out over a leisurely five hours; a shorter tour from Hackney’s buzzy Broadway Market to bustling King’s Cross takes just two hours. 

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