Batobus: River Boat Shuttle Bus

General information

Destination	Category
Paris, France	Cruise and Boat Tours

Program details

Set your own pace and see all that you want to in Paris with this very versatile ticket to the Batobus, a shuttle-bus service along the River Seine. This service not only helps you get around the great sights of Paris but also offers you a great experience as you travel to and from where you want to go. Proving that it’s not just the destination but the journey that’s important!

With a fleet of 6 trimaran boats and 8 stops along the river, you are sure to be able to get to where you want to, when you want to, without being confined to a tour schedule or route. Enjoy the freedom to embark and disembark as you please and visit all that you want to see in Paris.

Make sure to have your photo taken in front of the landmark Eiffel Tower, or stand in awe before the impressive celebration of gothic architecture that is exemplified in Notre-Dame Cathedral. Alternatively, visit the interesting Orsay Museum converted in 1989 from a Beaux-Arts railway station and now housing the largest collection of Impressionist and Post Impressionist art in the world, with masterpieces from artists such as Degas, Monet and Cezanne. Or simply travel along to the cafes in Saint Germain des Pres and spend some time relaxing with a café au lait and a croissant and soaking in the wonderful Parisian atmosphere.

There’s really no need to rush as you sail down the Seine on the Batobus deciding which amazing place to visit first.

Meeting/ Pick-up point: Eiffel Tower- Port de la Bourdonnais 7; Musée d'Orsay - Quai de Solférino 7; Saint Germain des Près - Quai Malaquais 6; Notre-Dame - Quai de Montebello 5; Jardin des Plantes - Proche du pont d'Austerlitz 5; Hôtel de Ville Proche du pont d'Arcole 4; Louvre - Between le pont Royal and le pont du Carrousel 1; Champs-Elysées - Prés du pont Alexandre III 8.
Start or opening time: 7th September to 26th March from 10am to 7pm with boats departing every 25 minutes. 27th March to 8th September from 10am to 9:30pm with boats departing every 20 minutes.