Our piers along the Thames
Westminster Pier
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With the iconic House of Parliament and Big Ben as your backdrop and
some royally magnificent landmarks a short stroll away. Westminster Pier
is the perfect place to start sightseeing:
- House of Parliament
- Big Ben Clock Tower
- Westminster Abbey
- Buckingham Palace
- Horse Guards Parade
- Whitehall and Downing St
- Trafalgar Square
- The National Gallery
London Eye Pier
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We sail in and dock beneath The London Eye-looking up from the water, it couldn’t be more impressive. This is where you explore the South Bank river walkway that’s buzzing with fun things to see and do:
- The London Eye
- Sea Life London
- London Dungeon
- National Theatre
- Royal Festival Hall
- IMAX Cinema
- Southbank Centre
- Shrek’s Adventure London
Tower Pier
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In the heart of the City, next to London’s most legendary and notorious tourist attraction, the Tower of London, is Tower Pier.It’s surrounded by historic and supremely modern attractions on and off the water:
- Tower of London
- Tower Bridge
- St Katherine’s Dock
- HMS Belfast
- The Shard
- St. Paul’s Cathedral
Greenwich Pier
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All aboard at Royal Greenwich an
incredible World Heritage Site. Arriving and departing by boat really is the only way to do it. This is where one of Britain’s most famous ships lives alongside fascinating museums, an eclectic market and more:
- Cutty Sark
- National Maritime Museum
- Queen’s House
- Old Royal Naval College
- Painted Hall
- Royal Observatory
- Greenwich Market
Other Sightseeing Cruises and Tickets
About our River Thames Sightseeing Cruises
Our captains provide informative and entertaining commentary, shedding new light on both the history and modern life of the capital. With the option to sit on our spacious open upper deck or in comfortable indoor saloons, you’re guaranteed a amazing view of London’s best sights including the Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, South Bank and more.
For families, a Thames river cruise is the most relaxing way to see the sights, avoid traffic and busy trains.
Our Thames sightseeing cruise will take you from point A to B with comfort and in style.
We have 4 strategically located piers at Westminster, Tower, London-Eye, and Greenwich, that allow easy access to all the main riverside attractions while ensuring less of your sightseeing time is spent waiting at a pier.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please ensure you check our up-to-date timetable schedule as times may vary throughout the year.
When you arrive for your cruise please walk straight down onto the pier. Where you will be greeted by our pier staff, have your ticket ready to be then directed to your boarding point.
FAQs
What are the postcodes for the piers?
How long is the journey time?
Westminster/ London Eye – Tower/ Tower – Westminster / London Eye
Duration (single/return): 40 minutes / 80 minutes
Westminster/London Eye – Greenwich | Greenwich – Westminster/London Eye
Duration (single/return): 70 minutes / 180 minutes
Tower – Greenwich | Greenwich – Tower
Duration (single/return): 30 minutes/80 minutes
Where can I find the timetable online?
Click here for timetable
How much does a Thames river cruise cost?
Our tickets vary in price depending on your ticket type as well as where and when you’re travelling.
Where does the Thames river sightseeing cruise stop?
Our Thames Cruises stop and allow for embarking and disembarking at four piers – Westminster Pier, London Eye Pier, Tower Pier and Greenwich Pier. Find out more about where to find our piers here.
Where can you start a Thames river sightseeing cruise?
You can start your Thames sightseeing cruise from Tower, Westminster, London Eye and Greenwich pier.
What do you wear on a Thames sightseeing cruise?
There is no dress code for a Thames sightseeing cruise, casual clothes and depending on the weather maybe something warm.
Are there toilets onboard a Thames river cruise?
Yes, on a Thames River cruise, all our boats have toilet facilities and have baby changing and disabled facilities.
Can you purchase snacks onboard a Thames river sightseeing cruise?
On board a Thames sightseeing cruise we have a fully stocked bar with seasonal snacks and serve hot and cold drinks.
Do you have to book a Thames river sightseeing cruise?
Generally, for a Thames sightseeing cruise you don’t have to book that far in advance but to beat the queues at the piers you can book your tickets online.