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Batobus Paris: Riverboat Shuttle Service
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Dec 1
Mon
Dec 2
Tue
Dec 3
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48 Hours
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Next availability: Sun, Dec 1
From
USD 28.56
24 Hours
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Next availability: Sun, Dec 1
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USD 24.33
Highlights
Discover the ease of traveling around Paris with the Batobus pass, offering convenient boat rides along the Seine. Enjoy the flexibility to get on and off at your preferred locations, as often as you like, for 24 or 48 hours. Experience the comfort of heated boats in winter and a panoramic terrace all year round.
Designed to cater to your adventures, the Batobus pass provides unlimited travel around the city of love, utilizing its picturesque waterways instead of roads. With convenient departure points close to major attractions, you can explore iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Musée d'Orsay, Notre-Dame, and more. Boats depart every 25-40 minutes, offering a seamless and delightful way to navigate the city.
Stop at 9 locations close to main districts and monuments in Paris
See the Eiffel Tower, Musée d'Orsay, St-Germain-des-Prés, Notre-Dame, Jardin des Tuileries, Champs-Élysées, and more
Enjoy unlimited travel for 1 or 2 days, with boats departing every 25-40 minutes
What's included
INCLUDED
Unlimited access to the Batobus Hop-on Hop-off Seine boats with 9 stations, for either 24 or 48 hours
Panoramic, all-glass boats with a terrace, heating in the winter, a sliding roof in the summer, and bike storage space
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Additional information
Must Know
A bag control is in place for your security. Jackets and coats must be opened at the entrance
Bags of more than 16 liters are not allowed
There are no toilets on board
Pre Purchase
Discounts available onsite for students and Navigo card holders
Usage
Show your smartphone ticket when getting on the boat
You can hop on and off the boat whenever you want and as often as you want during the validity of your ticket
You do not need to show up at the time-slot indicated on the voucher. It is just the first departure time of the day
Post Purchase
Boats depart every 25 min in high season (late April - early September), every 30 minutes until early November, every 40 minutes until late March, every 30 minutes in April
Travel time from one station to the next: 7-20 minutes. One full loop is about 1 hour 40 minutes
Waiting times are posted at each station
Good To Know
Stations
Eiffel Tower | Port de la Bourdonnais
Invalides | Pont Alexandre III
Musée d'Orsay | Cross the street from Musée d'Orsay, go down the steps to the river bank
Saint-Germain-des-Prés | Quai Malaquais, Rue Bonaparte
Notre-Dame Cathedral | Quai de Montebello. 100m upstream from Pont au Double
Jardin des Plantes/Cité de la mode et du design | Quai Saint-Bernard
Hôtel de Ville | From Quai de l'Hôtel de Ville, about 100 meters upstream
Louvre | Quai François Mitterand/Pont du Carrousel
Place de la Concorde | Close to Champs-Élysées
Departure times
Apr 7 to Jul 13: First departure: 10:00, last one: 19:00
Jul 14: First departure: 10:00, last one at 13:30
Jul 15-16: First departure: 10:00, last one: 19:00
Aug 4 to 6: First departure: 11:30, last one: 19:00
Aug 7 to 15: First departure: 10:00, last one: 19:00
Aug 16 to 20: First departure: 12:30, last one: 19:00
Aug 21 to Nov 12: First departure: 10:00, last one: 19:00
Opening Hours
Wednesday: Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Thursday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Friday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Saturday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Sunday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Monday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Tuesday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 19:00.
Location
Venue
Paris Hop-on Hop-off Tours
Meeting Point
9 Place Henry de Montherlant, Quai de Solférino
Provider
Batobus
Easy way to get around and avoid the traffic of the hop-on-hop of bus option. But hard to find an accurate timetable. We were waiting for a boat that their website said comes in 5 minutes when the service didn’t start for another hour. Once onboard it was a unique way to see Paris
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