Early Evening Bistronomic Dinner Cruise
EIFFEL CROISIERES
Paris 7th - Invalides


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Savour Paris aboard the Eiffel Cruises boats. With seasonal cuisine and breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower, experience a magical moment on the Seine.
EIFFEL CROISIERES
Paris 7th - Invalides
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Paris 7th - Invalides
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Paris 7th - Invalides
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Paris 7th - Invalides
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Paris 7th - Invalides
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Discover the exclusive advantages of the Eiffel Cruises experience, the Parisian signature that transforms a simple meal into an unforgettable memory:

Julien
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Eiffel Cruises does not offer a single, fixed, and interchangeable package. The company has built a catalog of packages designed to match the reality of your desires and budget. Do you want to enjoy the view of the Eiffel Tower without necessarily opting for the most elaborate menu? The package without wines will allow you to control the bill while experiencing an experience that meets your expectations. Do you prefer to include everything and only think about your evening? The packages with matching wines free you from any calculation. And for those who insist on sitting by the window, the guaranteed window view option is available at the time of booking, without ambiguity or unpleasant surprises upon arrival. From the most accessible bistronomic lunch to the prestige dinner facing the Trocadéro, including major dates like Valentine's Day, Christmas, New Year's Eve, or July 14th, each occasion finds its tailor-made package. This flexibility is a mark of respect for customers who know exactly what they are looking for.
Few Parisian companies can boast of offering two boarding ports as well-positioned as Eiffel Cruises. The Port des Invalides, just steps from the Pont Alexandre III and the Esplanade des Invalides, immediately places the evening under the sign of the most grandiose Haussmannian Paris. The Port Debilly, facing the Trocadéro, offers an immediate panorama of the Eiffel Tower from the first minutes of waiting on the quays. In both cases, public transport access is direct, parking is available nearby, and the environment is up to the experience that awaits you on board. Departing from a place as beautiful as the destination is a rare promise that only Eiffel Cruises consistently keeps.
Your cruise with Eiffel Cruises takes place in a loop on the Seine, departing from the Pont Alexandre III or the Trocadéro depending on your boat. The route heads east along the quays of the Musée d'Orsay and the Louvre, then the silhouette of Notre-Dame appears in the distance at the Île de la Cité. The boat then turns west and slowly passes in front of the Eiffel Tower, the highlight of the navigation, before continuing to the Statue of Liberty downstream. The return is made along the same central axis of the Seine, offering a symmetrical and equally striking view of each of the major monuments passed. For the evenings of July 14th, the route is enriched with strategic mooring facing the Iron Lady to admire the fireworks; for New Year's Eve, the navigation gives way to a dockside dance party that extends late into the night.

Port des Invalides (75007)
75007 Paris
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Francois B.
Francois B. · August 2026
Boat that doesn't look like much, pleasant staff, nice meal. Very good evening.
Yvette M.
Yvette M. · August 2026
The cruise was superb, the meal was delicious. The staff was remarkable. However, it would be nice to have a map on each table explaining the buildings we see during the cruise. Otherwise, well done. You have become my favorite cruise for my foreign visitors.
Sandrine H.
Sandrine H. · July 2026
Despite a willingness to do well, the quality of the dishes was not there. Moreover, it was hot inside the cabin. However, it is worth noting the kindness of the waiter.
Othmane C.
Othmane C. · July 2026
Marine I.
Marine I. · May 2026
A true paradise on the Seine
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What is the difference between the Péniche Ivoire and the Péniche Tosca at Eiffel Cruises?
The Péniche Ivoire embodies the bistronomic formula: generous and convivial bistro cuisine, ideal for a family lunch or a dinner with friends, departing from Port des Invalides. The Péniche Tosca steps up with a Prestige experience: welcome aperitif included, choice of gastronomic menu, more formal service, and departure facing the Trocadéro. In short, Ivoire prioritizes value for money with the Bistronomic Dinner Cruise from 69 €, while Tosca aims for excellence with the Prestige Dinner Cruise from 82 €.
What is the price of a lunch cruise with Eiffel Cruises on the weekend?
The Bistronomic Lunch Cruise is available from 55 € per person, a particularly competitive position given the quality of the service and the setting offered on the Seine. For an upgrade, the Prestige Lunch Cruise is offered from 62 €. Weekend availability goes quickly in high season, so it is advisable to book in advance: real-time rates and availability are displayed directly on the online booking module.
Where are the Eiffel Cruises embarkation points (Invalides and Port Debilly) located exactly?
Eiffel Cruises has two boarding points depending on the chosen boat. The Péniche Ivoire (bistronomic formulas) welcomes you at the Port des Invalides, in the 7th arrondissement, at the foot of the Pont Alexandre III (metro Invalides, lines 8 and 13, RER C). The Péniche Tosca (Prestige formulas) departs from the Port Debilly, in the 16th arrondissement, ideally located facing the Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower (metro Trocadéro line 6, Iéna line 9). In both cases, public transport access is direct and public parking is located immediately near the pontoons. Always check your e-ticket to confirm the assigned departure port for your cruise.
Does Eiffel Cruises offer a Valentine's Day dinner cruise in Paris?
Yes, three romantic cruises are organized on the evening of February 14th. The Valentine's Day Ivoire Dinner Cruise and the Valentine's Day Tosca Dinner Cruise offer two rounds, the second including a glass of champagne. For the clearest view under a panoramic glass roof, the Valentine's Day Bel Ami Dinner Cruise is highly recommended. On the menu: foie gras, truffle beef fillet, and chocolate heart to share for two. The guaranteed window view option is ideal for a marriage proposal.
How does a New Year's Eve dinner cruise with Eiffel Cruises work?
New Year's Eve is celebrated on three boats, with a 5-course gastronomic menu (aperitif, starter, main course of choice, cheese, dessert), champagne, wine included, and a dance party. The New Year's Eve Ivoire Dinner Cruise and the New Year's Eve Tosca Dinner Cruise dance until 1:00 a.m. (from 380 €). To extend the party until 2:00 a.m. under a 360° glass roof, the New Year's Eve Bel Ami Dinner Cruise (from 420 €) is the most festive option. These evenings are in high demand and sell out several weeks in advance.
Can you see the July 14th fireworks from an Eiffel Cruises cruise?
Yes, two dinner cruises place guests in the front row of the pyrotechnic show. The National Day Ivoire Dinner Cruise and the National Day Tosca Dinner Cruise (from 219 €) plan a strategic mooring facing the Eiffel Tower at the time of the fireworks. You admire it from the glazed salon or from the open-air panoramic terrace. The gastronomic menu includes champagne and superior wine. Note: the event is very popular and sells out every year, with places going quickly.
How can you guarantee a table by the window at Eiffel Cruises?
Yes, Eiffel Cruises offers a "guaranteed window view" option that allows you to secure your spot by the window at the time of booking. This option is particularly recommended for romantic dinners, marriage proposals, or any occasion where the view of the Seine and Paris monuments is at the heart of the desired experience. Without this option, tables are assigned upon arrival according to the order of boarding and availability. To avoid disappointment, especially during busy weekend evenings or holiday periods, be sure to select this option when finalizing your online reservation.
Is there a vegetarian option and a children's menu on board the Eiffel Cruises boats?
Yes, on all packages, a complete vegetarian option is available upon request at the time of booking: vegetable tartlet, artichoke risotto, or seasonal fruit wok on the Ivoire, vegetable tartare, and curry wok on the Tosca. A dedicated children's menu (cheese puff pastry, supreme of poultry and gratin, caramel dome) is also provided, notably on the Prestige Dinner Cruise for children aged 3 to 12. Simply mention it when booking so that the team can prepare a carefully crafted option, on par with the main service.
What are the departure times for Eiffel Cruises lunch and dinner cruises?
For lunch, departure is set at 12:30 p.m. for a two-hour navigation, with boarding from 12:00 p.m. For dinner, there are two slots on the Ivoire: the Early Evening Bistronomic Dinner Cruise departs at 6:30 p.m. (return at 8:00 p.m., perfect before a show), while the Night Bistronomic Dinner Cruise departs at 9:15 p.m. On the Tosca, departure is at 9:00 p.m. Times may vary depending on the season and availability, so check the precise slots when booking online.
How does the Eiffel Cruises e-ticket work and does it need to be printed?
No printing is necessary: your e-ticket presented on a smartphone is sufficient for boarding. Upon validation of your online payment, you receive an immediate confirmation by email. Simply present this dematerialized ticket to the crew on the quay, avoiding any checkout and queue. This applies to all packages, from the Bistronomic Lunch Cruise to major festive evenings, for smooth access even on busy nights.
Does Eiffel Cruises offer a Christmas Eve dinner cruise?
Yes, on December 24th, two boats celebrate Christmas on the Seine with two services to choose from (1h30 or 2h00). The Christmas Eve Ivoire Dinner Cruise (from 139 €), departing from Port des Invalides, and the Christmas Eve Tosca Dinner Cruise offer a gastronomic menu with foie gras, supreme of poultry with morels, and Christmas log. The first service early in the evening is particularly suitable for families with children, while the second service focuses on champagne and prestigious wines.
What are the reviews on Eiffel Cruises and the quality of service?
Eiffel Cruises receives very positive reviews, praising first and foremost the quality of service and the professionalism of the crew. Customer feedback regularly mentions the kindness and responsiveness of the staff on board, capable of handling specific requests with discretion, as well as the punctuality of departures. Beyond the service, travelers appreciate the consistency between what is announced at booking and what is experienced on board: the promised views are delivered, the menus match the descriptions, and the atmosphere lives up to expectations. The rare criticisms concern personal culinary preferences, inherent to any gastronomic table. To form your own opinion, consult verified reviews on major online booking platforms.
There are moments in Paris that are timeless, unforgettable interludes. Boarding an Eiffel cruise is one of them. As soon as the gangway lifts, the city changes its face: the quays recede, the noise of traffic fades, and the Seine gently takes over. At the table, with a glass in hand, you glide under the arches of Haussmannian bridges, each more majestic than the last, while the reflection of Parisian lights dances on the water's surface. It's precisely this balance between festive atmosphere and absolute serenity that distinguishes a dinner cruise with Eiffel Cruises from all other Parisian tables. Whether you choose a sunny bistronomic lunch cruise or a bistronomic dinner cruise under the stars, the scenery is never fixed on a wall: it evolves, breathes, and renews itself at every turn of the river.
The Grand Palais appears to starboard, the Musée d'Orsay lights up to port, and the Eiffel Tower, an inimitable silhouette, stands as the absolute star of the evening. The Eiffel Cruises team has long understood that emotion is built in the details: the smile of the reception staff at the embarkation point, the carefully set table before you even take your seat, the first course arriving precisely as the boat passes under the Pont Alexandre III. These little rituals transform a meal into a true staging of Paris. Choosing Eiffel Cruises means deciding to live the capital rather than watching it from a sidewalk. Booking takes only a few minutes thanks to the e-ticket with immediate confirmation; the memory, however, lasts a lifetime.
Eiffel Cruises offers two distinct gastronomic universes, designed to meet different desires and occasions. Understanding this duality is the key to choosing the experience that truly suits you. The Péniche Ivoire embodies the spirit of French bistronomy at its most generous: a revisited bistro cuisine, prepared on board with fresh products selected according to the seasons. The Chef and his team work in respect of the great classics while allowing themselves creative touches: a seasonal vegetable velouté at lunch, a homemade tartare in the evening, a roasted poultry with herbs of the moment. The atmosphere is warm, the service relaxed but attentive. It's the ideal barge for a family lunch, a birthday meal with friends, or a festive company outing.
On the Ivoire, the choice of time makes all the difference. The early evening bistronomic dinner cruise at 6:30 p.m. is the perfect Parisian "before" before a show, with a return at 8:00 p.m. that leaves your evening free. The bistronomic dinner cruise at 9:15 p.m. favors a contemplative nocturnal navigation, when the Eiffel Tower sparkles every hour. And for those who prefer daylight, the bistronomic lunch cruise remains the most accessible gateway to the Eiffel Cruises experience.
The Péniche Tosca opens up a whole other dimension. Here, everything is designed for a Prestige experience, where every detail contributes to creating an exceptional setting. Upon your arrival, an aperitif is offered. The seasonal menu composed in three stages follows a gastronomic progression of great finesse, based on products carefully sourced from producers of excellence. Positioned facing the Trocadéro, the Tosca offers one of the most spectacular views of the capital. For a refined meal in broad daylight, the prestige lunch cruise is an obvious choice on weekends; for a romantic dinner, a marriage proposal, or a prestigious business meal, the prestige dinner cruise stands as a pinnacle. In both cases, carefully crafted vegetarian alternatives and a dedicated children's menu are provided, perfectly illustrating the house philosophy: no one should feel forgotten on board.
Beyond daily cruises, Eiffel Cruises orchestrates the most beautiful dates of the year. Valentine's Day is experienced as a couple aboard the Valentine's Day Ivoire dinner cruise, the Valentine's Day Tosca dinner cruise, or the fully glazed barge with the Valentine's Day Bel Ami dinner cruise, with a chocolate heart to share and a glass of champagne on the second round. The New Year's Eve is danced until the end of the night with the New Year's Eve Ivoire dinner cruise, the New Year's Eve Tosca dinner cruise, and the New Year's Eve Bel Ami dinner cruise, with their 5-course gastronomic menu and their dance party.
For the end-of-year celebrations, the Christmas Eve Ivoire dinner cruise and the Christmas Eve Tosca dinner cruise offer two services to choose from on December 24, with a Christmas log and foie gras on the program. Finally, July 14th places guests in the front row of the fireworks display thanks to the National Day Ivoire dinner cruise and the National Day Tosca dinner cruise, with strategic mooring facing the Iron Lady for the pyrotechnic show. This diversity makes Eiffel Cruises a partner for all of life's celebrations.
Choosing Eiffel Cruises also means choosing ships designed so that nothing ever comes between your eyes and the monuments of Paris. The architecture of the boats is based on a founding conviction: the view must be total, permanent, without any compromise. The barges have large windows that stretch along the entire length of the main salon. In the evening, when Paris lights up and the Eiffel Tower sparkles, these windows transform the salon into a true private opera box over the city. Each table enjoys an unobstructed view of the Seine, without pillars or visual obstacles. Eiffel Cruises has also developed a "guaranteed window view" option to secure your spot at the time of booking, a rare initiative in the Parisian cruise sector.
The upper deck offers a panoramic terrace open to the sky: in good weather, you can take the air between courses, lean on the railing, and feel the gentle breeze of the Seine. It's the ideal place to photograph the view of the Eiffel Tower directly under the stars, without a window in between. Comfort on board is carefully attended to in every detail: padded seats, well-spaced tables, subdued lighting, and controlled acoustics for effortless conversations. This open design is particularly appreciated by photographers and lovers of Paris who wish to immortalize their memories without constraint.
One of the least often mentioned advantages of an Eiffel cruise in Paris is nevertheless one of the most precious: the exceptional location of its boarding ports. The Port des Invalides, in the 7th arrondissement on the left bank, is just steps from the famous Pont Alexandre III. The Invalides station is served by metro lines 8 and 13 as well as the RER C, and bus lines 63, 72, 83, and 93 stop nearby. For motorists, the Quai d'Orsay parking lot is a practical solution just two minutes' walk from the embarkation point. The Port Debilly, in the 16th arrondissement, is positioned facing the Trocadéro and the gardens of the Palais de Chaillot: it's the starting point for the Péniche Tosca, served by the Trocadéro (line 6) and Iéna (line 9) stations, with the Indigo Alma-George V parking lot for those coming by car from western Paris.
This dual location is a deliberate strategy of Eiffel Cruises. Rather than concentrating all departures on a single embarkation point, the company offers its clients two exceptional ports, each with its own atmosphere. The result is a rare flexibility on the Seine, particularly appreciated during major occasions when guests arrive from different parts of the city. Whether you're organizing a corporate dinner, a birthday, or simply an evening for two, departing from a quay as beautiful as the destination remains a promise that only Eiffel Cruises consistently keeps with each navigation.