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Back on the quay by 7:30 pm
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Paris Dinner Cruise at 6:15 pm
Cast off from the Eiffel Tower as the light turns gold. Three courses by chef Cédrick Navarette, a Kir in your hand, and the Seine doing the rest — all in 1 hr 15 min.
Dinner while Paris turns gold
The 6:15 pm sailing is the one to book if you want the city in daylight and the evening still ahead of you. You board at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, sit down to a full three-course dinner, and step back onto the quay at 7:30 pm — early enough for a walk along the river, a show, or a second glass somewhere in the 7th.
It is also the most relaxed of the two dinner cruises. The boat follows the shorter orange route, the dining room stays calm, and the picture windows do the work: Invalides, Orsay, the Louvre, Notre-Dame and Île Saint-Louis slide past between courses.
Every service includes an aperitif, starter, main course, dessert by Maison Lenôtre, a wine selection, mineral water and coffee. What you choose is where you sit — and whether champagne replaces the Kir.
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Every service sails on the same boat and eats from the same kitchen. What changes is where your table sits, what lands in your glass, and how many courses arrive.
Best value Étoile
Window guaranteed Privilège
Most popular Premier
Best view Premier Baie Vitrée
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Both dinner cruises cast off from the foot of the Eiffel Tower. The 8:30 pm sailing runs the longer eastern loop, which is why it takes 2 hr 30 min.
What passes your window, course by course
What's included
Practical information
At the foot of the Eiffel Tower, on the Left Bank. Dining cruises board at pontoons 5 (Bourdonnais) and 7 (Debilly) — your ticket states which.
Boats leave on the dot and cannot wait. Security checks all bags at the entrance; large luggage and suitcases are not accepted, and there is no left-luggage service.
Think dinner in a Paris restaurant. Shorts, sportswear, beachwear and flip-flops are not permitted in the dining rooms. Evenings on the water get cool — bring a layer.
Metro line 6 to Bir-Hakeim or Trocadéro (also line 9) · RER C to Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel · buses 42, 69, 82 and 87.
The operator's own paid car park has very few spaces and gives priority to coaches, so use the public car park under the Quai Branly museum.
Dining cruises are accessible, though the number of wheelchairs per sailing is limited — tell us in the booking comments. On-board restrooms are reached by stairs; accessible restrooms are on pontoons 5 and 7 before boarding.
Free Wi-Fi throughout. All boats are strictly non-smoking. No charging points on board, but power banks can be rented in the pontoon 5 and 7 lounges.
We send tickets and final boarding details to your email and WhatsApp 24 hours ahead. Show them on your phone — no printing needed. Cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before.
Frequently asked questions
We email your tickets and the final boarding details 24 hours before departure, and send them to WhatsApp too if you give us a number.
Show the ticket on your phone at the pontoon — there is nothing to print. Use the version from the email rather than a wallet screenshot; it scans more reliably.
Yes. Cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before departure and you get a full refund. Inside 24 hours the booking is non-refundable, because the table and the food have already been committed.
Date changes are free subject to availability — just reply to your confirmation email.
Smart casual, as you would dress for dinner in a Paris restaurant. Shorts, sportswear, beachwear and flip-flops are not permitted in the dining rooms.
Evenings on the water are cooler than on land, so bring a jacket or wrap even in July.
No. You choose at the table from the menu shown above — except desserts, which the crew asks you to pick at the start of the meal so the Lenôtre pastry team can plate them in time.
Every course has a vegetarian option, marked VEG on the menu above.
For allergies, coeliac, vegan, halal or kosher requirements, add a note at checkout and email us as well. The kitchen is briefed before you board, but they need notice — please tell us at least 72 hours ahead.
Yes, the dining cruises welcome guests with reduced mobility. The number of wheelchairs per sailing is limited for safety reasons, so please add the details in the booking comments.
On-board restrooms on the dining boats are reached by stairs. Accessible restrooms are available on pontoons 5 (Bourdonnais) and 7 (Debilly) before you board.
Very. The €40 children's rate (4–11 years) applies to the Étoile service, and infants under 4 travel free on a parent's lap. Highchairs are available if you ask at checkout.
If you are bringing young children, the 6:15 pm sailing is the easier of the two — you are back on the quay by 7:30 pm.
Port de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower on the Left Bank. Dining cruises use pontoons 5 and 7; your ticket says which.
Arrive 30 minutes before departure. Every bag is checked at the entrance, and boats leave on time — they cannot wait for latecomers.
Only small backpacks, handbags and laptop bags are accepted. Suitcases and larger luggage cannot be brought into the terminal or the cloakroom, and there is no left-luggage service on site.
Free Wi-Fi is available on all boats, with 24-hour sessions.
There are no charging points on board, but portable battery chargers can be rented in the pontoon 5 and 7 lounges.
No. All boats are strictly non-smoking, including the dining cruises.
Hygiene rules on board mean animals cannot be accepted, with the single exception of guide dogs, on presentation of a medical certificate.
Metro line 6 to Bir-Hakeim or Trocadéro (Trocadéro is also on line 9), RER C to Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel, or buses 42, 69, 82 and 87.
If you do drive, use the Tour Eiffel – Quai Branly public car park under the Quai Branly museum; the operator's own car park gives priority to coaches and has very few spaces.
We are an official Bateaux Parisiens partner and sell at the operator's own prices — no booking fee. Behind ProgramTickets sits more than 30 years of tourism experience, and payments run through Stripe.
You also get a human: live chat and 24/7 support in English, French, Spanish and Hungarian.
Hard to wrap. Impossible to forget.
Buy any service as an open-dated voucher. It arrives as a designed PDF within minutes, stays valid for a year, and lets them choose the evening that suits them.
