Best of Paris: Seine River Cruise & Packed Lunch from Le Havre
Operated by Vexperio
Overview
Experience the highlights of Paris on this shore excursion from Le Havre, featuring a scenic Seine River cruise to help you skip city traffic. Enjoy iconic views of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and (water levels permitting) the newly restored Notre Dame Cathedral from the water. During the day, a packed lunch including a ham and cheese baguette, water, and dessert will be provided. After the cruise, stop for photos at the Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées, with free time for sightseeing, souvenir shopping, or additional snacks. This tour is carefully timed to your ship’s docking schedule, ensuring a smooth return to port.
What’s included
- Modern, air-conditioned shared bus transportation
- Full refund if your ship cannot dock
- English-speaking tour guide for shared tours (The guide only joins the bus in Paris)
- English speaking hosts at the port
- Guaranteed return to ship on time
- Toast with French sparkling wine at the end of the tour
- 1-hour scenic Seine River Cruise with audio commentary on board
- Homemade packed lunch including a ham and cheese baguette, water, and small dessert. Note: If lunch cannot be provided due to unforeseen circumstances, a refund of €10 per person will be issued.
- 24/7 Customer support, assistance with other arrangements and tours
- Pick-up and drop off at cruise ship port of Le Havre
Not included
- Entrance fees (none will be required)
- Seated lunch
- Gratuities (Recommend 10% for guides, and 5% for bus drivers)
- Inside visits to Eiffel Tower, Louvre or Notre Dame are not included
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