Walking tours to the main sights in Paris

Fun activity and a good excuse to get close to the Eiffel Tower, as the boat leaves from just below it. A Seine cruise is always wonderful and it doesn't hurt to drink 3 champagnes while cruising! The sommelier was informative and fun and the champagnes were very nice. The seats on the boat were not super comfortable and it would probably be a better event for warmer weather (we went in December) so you could be outside. But we enjoyed it very much.

While my ticket did not include a guided experience, I had a great time at the museum. I was able to explore the parts of the museum I wanted to the most. If you enjoy history and explanations, definitely go for a guided tour. And remember, you will need more than a day to fully get the Louvre experience.

We have been here three days and this has been the best experience of our entire trip! Artur makes all the difference on this tour as he is incredibly funny, considerate, and loves his job. It is a great combination of explaining what we see while also giving us our space to take it all in. Skip all other tours on the River and book with Artur, you won’t regret it!

A super experience. Good guide who told a little about the area and the city. We just relax and enjoy the trip. However, the collection point is so far from the city that it is difficult to get a taxi or Uber to the place. We waited almost an hour, and that's a long time in 34 g. heat.

Nice cruise at nightfall, music on board and open bar, drinks are not expensive, 3 euros for a glass of mulled wine, 7 euros for a bottle of champagne, standing or sitting on the boat, for taking photos , Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, place for shows, suitable for families

Was a very nice boat trip. For anyone expecting a guy with a sign on the jetty to take you to the specially family-friendly cruise, that's not how it works. Just stand in the long queue, this is the normal boat trip that hundreds of others do. But like I said, it's very pretty.

Amazing and beautiful place to visit. Need more than one day for sure. If you pre book tickets don't queue at the main pyramid as advised (they call them carousels) There is another carousel (entrance) at the small pyramid to the right of the museum (looking at it) and there is hardly any queuing there...saves a lot if time.

We did the private boat cruise last week from 9:30-11pm. It was a wonderful way to see the lights of Paris from a different perspective. Artur was hospitable and entertaining, providing drinks (including a bottle of champagne, beer, soft drinks, and water) and snacks (wonderful local pastries/cookies), his personal story, and spending a lot of time and effort to take lovely pics of us that he air-dropped to my phone at the end of the trip. Fun activity with great mementos!