Sail for 60 minutes along the Guadalquivir River and discover Seville from a unique perspective. A calm and accessible boat ride to enjoy the river, its views and the charm of the city from the water.
- 1-hour boat tour on the Guadalquivir River in central Seville
- Cruise past the Torre del Oro and the Triana district
- Views of Triana district and the famous Betis Street from the river
- Cruise past Torre Sevilla and Parque de Magallanes
- Comfortable boat with sofa-style seating and relaxed atmosphere
- Onboard bar available (drinks not included)
| Included | 1-hour boat cruise on the Guadalquivir River |
|---|---|
| Not included | Food and drinks (available on board) |
| Duration | 60 Minutes |
| Participants | Maximum capacity: 58 passengers. |
| Important information | It is necessary to arrive at the boarding point at least 10 minutes in advance. The upper terrace is subject to availability (first come, first served) For safety reasons, access with thin high-heeled shoes is not permitted. |
Further information
Discover Seville from the water on this 1-hour boat tour along the Guadalquivir River. A relaxing and unique way to explore the city from a different perspective.
During the cruise, you’ll pass some of Seville’s most iconic landmarks. The route begins near the Torre del Oro and continues upstream through the heart of the city.
Along the way, you will see:
• The famous Triana Bridge (Isabel II Bridge) and the lively Triana district
• The modern Torre Sevilla area next to Parque de Magallanes
• The Barqueta Bridge
• The striking Puente del Alamillo, where the boat turns backOn the return journey, enjoy views of:
• The bullring of Seville (Real Maestranza)
• The colorful Betis Street along the riverbank
• The Nautical Club area, where the route completes
Boarding takes place at Muelle de Nueva York, just a short walk from the Plaza de España and around 500 meters from the Torre del Oro.
Relax on board with comfortable seating, a calm atmosphere, and friendly service—perfect for visitors and locals alike.
