River Thames Sightseeing Cruise in London
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required
Overview
Glide along the River Thames to see London’s top landmarks from a fresh water-level view. Enjoy commentary and onboard comforts on this one-hour sightseeing cruise.
Sightseeing Cruise
£8.65 - £20.25 • Ages 5+ • 1 hour • See London's riverside landmarks!
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About This Adventure
Experience the stunning sights of London on a one-hour River Thames sightseeing cruise. Glide past iconic landmarks like Big Ben and the London Eye aboard all-weather boats, with cafes onboard for refreshments. Enjoy live or recorded commentary as you soak in the best views from four central piers.
Enjoy beautiful London from the Thames
Duration
1 hour
About
Big Ben, The London Eye, Tower Bridge, and more. See the best views in London with our River Thames sightseeing cruise, with boats departing every 40 minutes.
Our all-weather sightseeing boats cruise up and down the River Thames on every day of the week, all year round, from four piers in the heart of London: Westminster, London Eye, Tower Bridge, and Greenwich. Boats have cafes with sandwiches, snacks, soft drinks and more. Live or recorded commentary is usually available.
Highlights
- Big Ben
- The London Eye
- Tower Bridge
- See the best views in London
- All-weather sightseeing boats
- From four piers in the heart of London: Westminster, London Eye, Greenwich and Tower Bridge.
- Boats have cafes onboard
- Live or recorded general commentary is usually available, for a specific Muslim one please inquiry
Adventure Tips
Book tickets in advance
Reserve your spot online or early in the day to secure preferred departure times and seating.
Dress for variable weather
London weather can change quickly; bring a waterproof jacket even if it’s sunny.
Arrive early for boarding
Get to the pier 15 minutes before departure to ensure smooth boarding and seating.
Use the onboard commentary
Listen closely to learn the history and stories behind landmarks seen from the river.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mute swans
- House sparrows
History
The Thames has been London's lifeblood since Roman times, guiding trade and settlement growth along its banks.
Conservation
Operators adhere to strict environmental policies to protect river water quality and minimize disturbance to wildlife.
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Adventure Hotspots in London
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket
spring specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture iconic city views and memorable moments from the cruise.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll be on your feet boarding and disembarking, plus walking to the pier.
Travel card or cash
For purchasing tickets and onboard refreshments.