Travel Trade

Thames River Sightseeing offers a range of services for schools, coach groups and the travel trade. All of our sightseeing tours include live audio commentary on your customers’ smartphones in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Italian and Mandarin.

Risk Assessment

All of the vessels that serve this route are equipped with licensed bars, and offer panoramic views of London’s historical sights.

Why book with Thames River Sightseeing?

• Great customer service and dedicated Account Manager
• Best price guarantee and flexible payment terms
• Generous group and trade discounts
• Easy, quick and flexible reservation system
• Trust – We are proud members of UKinbound, ETOA, London & Partners, BETA, Visit Greenwich, Coach Tourism Association and The New Meridian
• We are the only sightseeing company to offer trips to the Thames Barrier, London’s principal defence against flooding

Westminster to Greenwich 

Thames River Sightseeing operates sightseeing tours from Westminster to Greenwich Pier via St Katharine’s every 40 minutes during the winter months and every 30 minutes during the summer.

Your clients can enjoy a sightseeing cruise from Westminster to Greenwich whilst listening to our multilingual commentary on London’s historic sights on the way. All of our vessels are equipped with licensed bars and are specifically designed for this route.

Once your group arrives in Greenwich why not explore Britain’s momentous naval history at the National Maritime Museum or discover the beautifully conserved Cutty Sark, the fastest ship of her age.

As a strategic partner of Visit Greenwich and Royal Museums Greenwich, Thames River Sightseeing will help you plan your customers’ day out in Greenwich.

Westminster to St Katharine Docks 

Our hop-on hop-off sightseeing service from Westminster Pier calls at Embankment Pier and St Katharine’s Pier (for Tower of London), returning nonstop to Westminster Pier.

The Route operates departures every one hour on weekdays and every 40 minutes on weekends during the winter and every 30 minutes during the summer.