River Pass

Attraction Information

Unlimited one-day use of Catamaran's Cruisers sightseeing cruises, between Embankment, Waterloo, Bankside, Tower and Greenwich piers to suit your needs for the day. The River Thames is possibly the best way to get around London as most of London's principal sights are situated near the river. During the cruise an insightful commentary is provided offering new facts and information to even London's most regular visitors.

Opening Times:
Open daily. Closed on 24 - 27, 31 December and 1 January

Nearest Underground: Embankment (Bakerloo, Circle, District and Northern Lines)

MAP for River Pass

With this fantastic pass you have unlimited use of Catamaran's Cruisers sightseeing cruises. Explore London's TOP attractions at your leisure, enjoy the spectacular views from the comfort of the boat and the insightful commentary provided onboard the vessel.

The Catamaran Cruisers sail between Embankment, Waterloo, Bankside, Tower and Greenwich. You can stay onboard for the whole cruise, or hop on and off at the various stops, enjoy the attractions of your choice and then hop back on when the next cruiser passes. The benefit to this River Pass is that you are not dictated to by a set tour and you pay just one fixed price for a whole day of transport. Plus you can choose which attractions you wish to visit, how long you spend there and with Show and Stay you can save money on the attractions you do visit!

Encompassing London's TOP attractions, Catamaran Cruisers provide detailed information and spectacular views of the historical buildings that line the River Thames. Viewing London from the water is relaxing and provides a different perspective to the bustling city. Be struck by the sheer majesty of the dome of St Paul's Cathedral and witness the looming elegance of the Tower of London with a River Pass.

Interesting Facts

• Did you know the Tower of London occupies approximately 13 acres of land!
• Did you know London Bridge was originally the only bridge over the Thames until Westminster Bridge was constructed!