With a Seine River cruise, you'll have the chance to see the best that France has to offer while sailing tranquil waters. ​These cruises vary with where they’ll take you -- some will meet up with other rivers in France and visit even more great locations. Regardless of the journey you choose along the Seine River, these French river cruises are always remembered fondly. 

Seine River cruises are best known for being an entryway to the world-renowned city of Paris. These cruises are the best way to see city, with luxury cruise ships traveling almost right up to the Eiffel Tower. Places along the Seine's banks have been popularized by famous painters and are lined with historical landmarks. These are the most intimate offerings of all Paris river cruises, giving a truly immersive experience. Along the Seine, visitors will have the chance to see many of France’s most famed, historic places in addition to beautiful rural scenery.​

River cruises on France’s Seine River offer travelers a fairytale-like experience. Whether your interest lies in being swept away by romantic Paris or seeing the intense World War II battlegrounds off Normandy, these voyages have it. Each Seine cruise will travel through the heart of Northern France, making for one of the greatest French cruises available. 

Cruise ships on the Seine River

Seine River Cruise Ships

​The Seine River, dotted with wineries and unique villages, is a fantastic cruise that truly gives the best of the French experience. Lining the river, landmarks and scenery are always memorable. At some, cruisers will be able to disembark and explore, while others can be experienced right from the ship with a glass of wine in hand. Adding even more fun, several of our Seine river cruise itineraries come with local food and drinks, and all with modern, comfortable amenities on board the luxurious ships.

These ships are packed with conveniences for travelers. Guests will have access to restaurants, bars, lounges, and entertainment without even having to leave the ship. Many ships have state-of-the-art rooms with all the comforts of a five-star hotel. They're especially enjoyable for Seine River cruise night voyages, where you'll get to see the "City of Light" -- Paris -- in all its glory from the comfort of your ship.

Our Seine River cruise lines are usually able to help travelers make the most of their trips as well. Through our professional team, you'll be able to book river cruise tours of Paris, Normandy, and the other excursions along the Seine. Specialized port city guides -- who can take you to the best shopping and dining -- are also available on certain trips. All our cruise lines' ships have trained professionals on board that will ensure your trip is as magical as the Seine. ​

Cruise port cities on the Seine River

French cities are world-renowned for their culinary scenes and fantastic nightlife. Seine River cruise guestswill find beautiful architecture spread out across the many French cities that dot the river. The Seine boasts some of the country’s best locations. Here, we’ve listed a few of our favorite port excursion cities along the Seine River.

Les Andelys, Normandy on the Seine River

• Paris, France. One of the most famous cities in the world, we’d can't mention this city enough when talking about the Seine. Paris is a bustling city filled with Michelin-starred restaurants and quaint, delicious cafes. Visitors will be able to see the Eiffel Tower from their cruise ship, and have incredible views of the city 24/7. They’ll also have the chance to tour the Louvre and the Notre Dame Cathedral, two more famous landmarks. Paris is a lively city that is often a perfect start or end to any cruise on the Seine. 
• Giverny, France. This small village on the river is famous for its picturesque, natural views. Travelers can visit the Fondation Claude Monet Museum, artist Claude Monet’s home-turned-museum. The entire French commune revolves around Impressionist art, making it a perfect place for lovers of creativity. 
• Normandy, France. This seaside location was a major part of World War II and Crusades history. In World War II, troops used Normandy’s beaches to storm the occupying Germans and take back France. In the Crusades, Joan of Arc was executed in Rouen, a city located in Normandy. Regardless of what brings you to Normandy, it's bound to be an enriching experience.

Notre Dame Cathedral from the Seine River

Sailing the Seine River

​​For those seeking France’s best locations, the scenery that Monet found worthy of his paintings, and the historic World War II beaches of Germany, the Seine is the place to go. Visitors will find all kinds of great food, wine, and entertainment on these cruises. If you’re interested in history, art, food, or wine, European river cruises on the Seine River simply can’t be missed.