Private charter rates (up to 6 guests, incl. VAT):
- Eiffel — 2h: from €475 (79 €/guest equivalent at six);
- Tout Paris — 3h: from €675;
- Paris Secrets — 4h: from €895.
Guests 7–8: +€75 each. Maximum 8 passengers (excluding skipper).
Included: champagne on the cruise, soft drinks, skipper, fuel for the route.
Not included: transfers to Saint-Cloud, paid extras (catering, flowers), skipper gratuities optional.
Paris Secrets (4h): Port de l'Arsenal and Canal Saint Martin (including the covered section lit by occasional oculi). Subject to water level, locks, and navigation rules—confirmed when booking.
West of central Paris, the Seine at Saint-Cloud still feels residential: Seguin and Saint-Germain islands, riverside gardens, and private pontoons—nicknamed onboard as a “little Miami”—before the skyline opens into the classic monument parade.
Your party boards a private HC1-BAY open boat (Mercury 150 hp) for up to 8 guests plus skipper. Round trips start and end at the private pier on the Hélice Club de France houseboat, 1363 quai Marcel Dassault, Saint-Cloud: nearby parking, restrooms before boarding, and secure luggage storage during the cruise—handy on checkout day when the hotel room is already gone.
The loop differs from standard “downtown-only” trips: a quieter western reach first, then the heart of Paris—the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, musée d'Orsay, Notre-Dame, the Alma bridge Zouave, and the Seine Statue of Liberty. On the return, when conditions allow, a short speed run in the river’s speed zone adds a playful finish families often love.
Charters for up to six guests include a bottle of champagne for the cruise plus soft drinks (water, Coca-Cola, Orangina, Sprite, etc.). Guests 7 and 8 are €75 each. You may bring your own food and drinks; meal platters or flowers on request when booking.
Three formats: 2h (Eiffel), 3h (Tout Paris), and 4h (Paris Secrets with Canal Saint Martin and the vaulted tunnel section). Boarding and disembarkation are at the Saint-Cloud home pier except rare agreed exceptions.
Skippers comment on monuments and river history; Paris river rules and safety come first. Late arrival at boarding reduces cruise time so later departures stay on schedule.