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Choose the Official site for the clearest direct purchase: it offers the available "Guided Cruise (web exclusive)" for €18. This is the best fit for visitors who want a guided Vedettes de Paris cruise without comparing partner inventory.
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Boarding and ticketing are at 2 Port de Suffren, 75007 Paris, beneath the Eiffel Tower. With your back to the Eiffel Tower and facing the Iéna Bridge, go down the stairs on your left and look for the three large red, white and blue flags. Pedestrian access is via the Iéna or Bir-Hakeim bridges; for step-free access, use the Bir-Hakeim Bridge, which has a ramp, while the Iéna route has stairs only. Metro line 6 stops at Bir-Hakeim, metro line 9 at Trocadéro, and RER C at Champ de Mars. Allow about 20 minutes before departure to reach the boarding area.
For Vedettes de Paris, the available official benchmark is €18 for the “Guided Cruise (web exclusive)” ticket from the Official site. No partner comparison is available here, so check the final checkout total and inclusions before booking.
Children under 4 years old travel free, but every infant still needs their own cruise ticket. Children aged 4–11 use the child rate, while passengers aged 12 and over use the adult rate; Vedettes de Paris may check ages when boarding, so bring proof if the passenger’s age is unclear.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Online tickets are sent by email and can be presented from your phone. If you have an open, date-free ticket, you must reserve a cruise time using the ticket reference number and your last name before boarding.
The ticket details for Guided Cruise (web exclusive) do not state cancellation or refund terms. Check the final checkout conditions before payment, especially if your plans may change.
The available comparison option for Vedettes de Paris is sold by Official site. If you find another seller elsewhere, compare the final checkout total, confirmation method and cancellation terms rather than relying on the headline price.
No specific baggage allowance or security-screening procedure is confirmed for this ticket. Keep personal belongings with you and follow the crew’s safety instructions; ticket checking and boarding are the main arrival steps.
Vedettes de Paris recommends reaching the boarding area about 20 minutes before departure. If you miss the scheduled departure, the official guidance says you may take the next available departure; for a Guided Cruise, same-day boarding is available up to the stated daily cutoff, subject to availability.
Yes. Infants under 4 travel free but must still have a ticket, while children aged 4 to 11 use the child rate and passengers aged 12 or over use the adult rate. Age may be checked at boarding.
The practical bottleneck is reaching the correct quay and completing ticket control before boarding. The ticket office and boarding point are at 2 Port de Suffren, below the Eiffel Tower, so allow time to get down to the Seine-side boarding area.
Access for people with reduced mobility is via the Bir-Hakeim bridge. The main deck has wheelchair-accessible areas and a boarding ramp, although accessibility differs between the ticket counters, pontoon toilets and boat facilities.