London River Cruises

Enjoy a day with London Eye River cruise to explore the history of the city with various sights like Houses of Parliament, Tower of London, St. Paul’s Cathedral crossing by. Extend your trip to the marvellous London Eye to enjoy 360 degree moving views from the heart of the city for a duration of 30 minutes.Book various experiences such as serving champagne at public pods. With London Eye River Cruise even private pods can be booked for guests upto 2 to 25 with a selected range of food and drink upon request.

Board this cruise to inhale the silence of London and witness the enchantment of the city at night along the historic Thames River. Inside their glass-encased boat, witness the beauty of the city’s main attractions with the shimmers of setting sun on river surface making it a magical moment. Enhance the delight of such a beautiful evening with sparkling wine and canapés while cruising along London’s urban shoreline as night falls. Thames sightseeing of attractions like Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and HMS Belfast at sunset while Listening to live music as you cruise between Westminster and Greenwich becomes superficially magical.

Enjoy the unbounded and splendid views of the prominent landmarks on a river cruise in London with the opportunity of Hopping on and hopping off from any main piers of London for 24 hours to explore the places according to your itinerary and as per your convenience. Hop on and Hop off across the famous destinations like Westminster, Greenwich, London Eye, and the Tower and many other sites to create your own adventure. The tour starts at 10:00 am and passengers can board the cruise at various stops available, they can disembark at any of the available stops.

Turn the excitement of enjoying the breathtaking beauty of London and the waters of river Thames with an amazing culinary experience at the River Thames Lunch Cruise. Their two-course lunch has a variety of itineraries from non-veg, veg to desserts, later on enjoy drinks at the bar onboard the cruise boat. Enjoy the tour best during winters when snow falls outside and you get served hot cake inside the cruise and make yourself comfortable in the warmth of the cosiness of an indeck cruise. The cruise would pass by the star attractions of the city like the Tower of London, the Tower Bridge, London Eye, and Big Ben and would last for 2 hours, thus giving significant time to enjoy every site closely.

These cruises are highly affordable, convenient and guarantee a wholesome experience of the historical landmarks of the city along the river Thames. While boarding the cruise one would glide by some of London’s must-see landmarks like on a sightseeing cruise from Westminster to Greenwich on the Thames River. At the Westminster pier pass sights such as Shakespeare’s Globe, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London with a recorded commentary playing in the background. At Greenwich, step ashore to visit attractions (own expense) such as the Cutty Sark or National Maritime Museum.

Gear up yourself to make a cultural and historical tour of the city a bit adventurous as well by boarding a speedboat to roam around the historical landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral, and more. The passengers are accompanied by the skipper and a tour guide who along with describing the culture and importance of the sites would ensure the safety of passengers as well.

Get a distanced view of this mighty fortress, Tower of London a palace and an infamous prison which send a load of fascination and horrifying chill down the spine at the same time. In the 1070s, William the Conqueror, fresh from his victory but fearful of rebellion, built this massive stone fortress in London to defend and proclaim his royal power by torturing and executing rebels in the premises of this fortress. It must have horrified the Londeners. Throughout history, the Tower has been adapted, developed and even expanded by king Henry-III (1216-1272) and Edward (1272-1307) to defend and control the nation.

It is the most sophisticated bascule and suspension bridge in London built during the late 19th century. The Tower Bridge is world renowned because it's the most striking bridge due to its Neo-Gothic architecture and lifting central sections which gives a refreshing look amidst the Gothic architecture all along the river. Get off the cruise to enjoy the stunning panoramic views and feel the thrill of seeing London and its mighty river through the Glass Floor. Follow in the footsteps of the unsung heroes of Tower Bridge to uncover their stories and take a look into the magnificent Victorian Engine Rooms to take a raw look at how they make the suspension bridge work safe and interesting.

St Paul’s Cathedral, in London, is the cathedral of the Anglican bishop and is located at the heart of the central City of London, atop Ludgate Hill and northeast of Blackfriars. It is unusual to have a cathedral named after a saint. St Paul was the patron saint of the City of London, the saint to whom this church is dedicated. Feel the fascination of this magnificent architecture while passing through the river Thames and experience its marvellous culture.

HMS Belfast is a must visit for all those people interested in knowing the history of various events through their remaining souvenirs. Belfast is the most significant surviving Second World War Royal Navy warship. The warship has 9 decks allowing one to explore not only the technology of the ship but also help in diving deep into the history of its journey over its 25 years course over the waters. Sneak into the secret and tough life of soldiers going in the oceans by hearing war stories and exprening various activities arranged on the warship for the visitors.

This is the heart of the democracy of the United Kingdom where the business of Parliament takes place in two Houses: the House of Commons and the House of Lords. As the cruises pass by the houses of parliament at the Westminster pier get the majestic view of these gothic style buildings designed and built in the mid 19th century. It’s situated opposite the London Eye. The parliament used to be called the Palace of Westminster in 11th century and still has some mediaeval architectural remnants like Westminster Hall, the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft, the Jewel Tower and the Cloisters of St Stephen’s .

It is the nickname for the Great Bell of the striking clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London, England known for its high accuracy and its massive bell. The name is quite often extended to refer also to the clock and the clock tower which is officially named as the Elizabeth Tower. This iconic silhouette is instantly recognisable because of its architecture and is one of the most Instagrammed landmarks on the planet. It has been built in a gothic style of architecture similar to that of the Palace of Westminster. Enjoy the chiming of its bells while crossing by the wide and beautiful Thames, while sitting over the deck of a river cruise in London.

It’s the renowned theatre,education centre and cultural landmark situated on the banks of the river Thames. The Globe was built as a large, round, open-air theatre in the late 16th century to accommodate a large number of viewers of Shakespere’s plays. The Globe was given the architectural style similar to the Colosseum in Rome, but on a smaller scale – other Elizabethan theatres of the time also followed this style of architecture and were called amphitheatres.Enjoy some incredible performances at theatre while discovering the culture and history of the city as they are incomplete without shakespere’s mention.

It’s a suspension bridge on the south-bank of the river at a 3-min walk from the Shakespere’s globe. It connects the St Paul's Cathedral on the north bank of the Thames with Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe in Southwark. Take a beautiful view of the magnificent bridge while sitting on an open roof crusie deck and passing by it. With the bridge lightened up in the nights with its reflection on the waters of the river Thames gives it a breathtaking view to enjoy and an unmissable opportunity to click a ton of pictures.

spot this majestic egg shaped skyscraper also called the 30 St. Mary Axe, situated in London’s financial district, The city of London while cruising in the river Thames. It’s the city’s most modern piece of architecture. The Gherkin has never been open to the public, only on open house days in September. The restaurant On the top floor – the 40th is only for business use. There is a cocktail bar for workers and their guests as well providing a panoramic view of London.