Spain · BOAT TOURS IN SEVILLE
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 boat tours in Seville worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Spend one hour on Seville’s Guadalquivir River aboard an eco-friendly boat. From Muelle de Nueva York, you’ll pass Triana, Torre del Oro, La Maestranza, and the Inquisition Castle while hearing commentary in English, Spanish, or French. Drinks are available to buy, but food is not included.
“Great service, clean comfortable modern boat. We had a lovely cruise.”
Spend one hour on a two-deck boat sailing from the Torre del Oro. You’ll pass Triana, the 1852 Puente de Triana, Expo 92 pavilions, and historic riverfront buildings with multilingual recorded commentary, shaded seating, toilets, and drinks available on board.
“Nice river cruise. Got to take nice pictures. Didn’t feel crowded on the boat”
Join Fun Ride Sevilla for a relaxed 1.5-hour Guadalquivir cruise with ham, Manchego cheese, and one drink, or choose 2.5 hours with a five-course tasting menu and unlimited drinks until dessert. Guides such as Cici, Seham, and Rachel add friendly multilingual commentary.
“Its more than amazing. I didn’t book it with food, however they serve me also food cheese and nice bread. The guide and the staff welcoming was more than amazing. Thank you Seham. I am lucky to find the tour and meet these amazing people.”
Board a shared boat for up to 12 people at Puente de San Telmo. Captain Cesar, Ash, Jose, and other guides explain Seville’s bridges, monuments, river trade, and geography in English, Spanish, or both. You get a drink, music, and the option to book a private cruise.
“Great trip, very organised, very knowledgeable and funny and friendly guide (Ash), good value for money, interesting and a great way to learn and see Seville. I recommend!”
Spend an easygoing hour on a small Guadalquivir River boat with live English and Spanish commentary, cold Andalusian tapas, and one drink. You’ll pass Triana Bridge, Torre del Oro, La Maestranza, San Telmo Palace, La Cartuja, and the buildings linked to Seville’s 1929 and 1992 exhibitions.
“David was an excellent guide! He went the extra mile to please his guests. Totally authentic experience. Great cheese and jamon with drink and a wonderful trip on the River. Better if you speak Spanish but worked if you didn’t. Go the the Triana Market before your trip and “de me pa ti” for deserts before your trip 2 mins away. David gave us great advice on local tapas and flamenco places. Highly recommended!”
This one-day Seville package combines a hop-on bus, one-hour Guadalquivir cruise, and guided walks through Triana, Santa Cruz, Maria Luisa Park, and Plaza de España. Guides speak English or Spanish, with Belén especially noted for lively storytelling. Confirm walking-tour times before you go.
“The cruise was lovely, nice to see the sights from the water, it gives a very different perspective to the city. Unfortunately we were not able to hear the commentary partly due to the quality and positing of the speakers, unfortunately these were drowned out by the loud and inconsiderate people behind us. Perhaps a phone based audio guide would be a good idea (along side the existing guide for those who don’t have smart phones.”
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