Private tour of Paris by amphibious bus from Versailles Castel.
5 Ratings
- Live Guide
- Instant Confirmation
- Private Tour
- E-Ticket
- 1.5 hr
Our circuit is unique, because it is part of slow tourism: with its small size, it is considered a 'small boat'. It allows us to be attentive to each of our passengers, we take the time to discuss with you, to share with you the life of the sailors for example, or of the river brigade, of the ecosystem of the Seine River. We are the only ones to offer 3 experiences in 1: a hybrid minibus tour, a boat tour and a guided tour with commentary: we'll have a good time with you! In the same Hybrid Minibus with individual and very ventilated seats, from the Chateau de Versailles to the Pont des Arts in Paris.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Parisducktour
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Palace of Versailles
On boarding, passengers will see or have already enjoyed the Chateau de Versailles. We will then reach the Parc de Saint Cloud, not without taking the time to show you the center of the City of Versailles.
Pass By:
During navigation, after launching in Sèvres, passengers will see the Pont Mirabeau, the first bridge to cross the Seine in one piece without pillars.
Pass By: Pont de Grenelle
During navigation, after launching in Sèvres, passengers will see the Pont Mirabeau, the first bridge to cross the Seine River in one piece without pillars.
Pass By: Palais de Tokyo
The next bridge after the Mirabeau will be the Grennelle bridge, made famous in the Film Inception.
Pass By: Tour Eiffel / Invalides
Just after the Pont de Grennelle, we will reach the Eiffel Tower, which lights up every hour at night, then the Palais de Tokyo, then the Branly Museum, then the Pont Alexandre III and the Concorde, then the Louvre and finally the Pont des Arts, point of arrival in Paris.
Pass By: Grand Palais
We will tell you many anecdotes about this emblematic monument of Paris! Of which the Grand Palais which is one of the many monuments left in Paris by the Universal Exhibition of 1900.
Pass By: Place de la Concorde
You will then enjoy the Quai Branly Museum, a museum whose secrets we will reveal to you, then we will admire the Grand Palais which is one of the many monuments left in Paris by the Universal Exhibition of 1900.
Pass By: Musee d'Orsay
After the Pont Alexandre III we will see the Concorde, then the Louvre Museum, a huge museum: if we would spend just one second per painting in this museum, it would take us over a full year to see the entire content!
Pass By: Louvre Museum
Just before the Pont des Arts, we will reach the Louvre Museum, whose facade conceals secrets that we will not fail to reveal to you.
Pass By: Pont des Arts
Finally we will reach the lovely Pont des Arts, point of arrival in Paris.
Pass By: Palace of Versailles
On boarding, passengers will see or have already enjoyed the Chateau de Versailles. We will then reach the Parc de Saint Cloud, not without taking the time to show you the center of the City of Versailles.
Pass By:
During navigation, after launching in Sèvres, passengers will see the Pont Mirabeau, the first bridge to cross the Seine in one piece without pillars.
Pass By: Pont de Grenelle
During navigation, after launching in Sèvres, passengers will see the Pont Mirabeau, the first bridge to cross the Seine River in one piece without pillars.
Pass By: Palais de Tokyo
The next bridge after the Mirabeau will be the Grennelle bridge, made famous in the Film Inception.
Pass By: Tour Eiffel / Invalides
Just after the Pont de Grennelle, we will reach the Eiffel Tower, which lights up every hour at night, then the Palais de Tokyo, then the Branly Museum, then the Pont Alexandre III and the Concorde, then the Louvre and finally the Pont des Arts, point of arrival in Paris.
Pass By: Grand Palais
We will tell you many anecdotes about this emblematic monument of Paris! Of which the Grand Palais which is one of the many monuments left in Paris by the Universal Exhibition of 1900.
Pass By: Place de la Concorde
You will then enjoy the Quai Branly Museum, a museum whose secrets we will reveal to you, then we will admire the Grand Palais which is one of the many monuments left in Paris by the Universal Exhibition of 1900.
Pass By: Musee d'Orsay
After the Pont Alexandre III we will see the Concorde, then the Louvre Museum, a huge museum: if we would spend just one second per painting in this museum, it would take us over a full year to see the entire content!
Pass By: Louvre Museum
Just before the Pont des Arts, we will reach the Louvre Museum, whose facade conceals secrets that we will not fail to reveal to you.
Pass By: Pont des Arts
Finally we will reach the lovely Pont des Arts, point of arrival in Paris.
