The Guadalquivir river bathes and divides the city in two shores and go for boat or yacht rides along its course, although not so frequented among the neighbors of Seville, it does seem one of those once-in-a-lifetime plans to do in the city.
An experience that travels along the river and makes it possible to learn about part of the history of the city, taste a concise menu on board a cruise ship, or have a drink with a view.
In sum, crossing this aquatic artery is an alternative for discover the city from another perspective. Feel the breeze, enjoy a good sunset or finish the day aboard unforgettable voyages. Here are some boat trips you can’t miss in Seville.
1. Bus tour + panoramic cruise
This tour compiles several experiences in a single day. On the one hand, it includes the tourist bus that runs through the city and will be at your disposal for 48 hours. Each complete route lasts approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes where you will explore the neighborhoods of Triana y Santa Cruz and you will be able to admire the most emblematic monuments.
For its part, the panoramic boat ride lasts around 60 minutes. A journey with breathtaking views whose meeting point takes place at number 4 Postigo del Carbon Street (Cruceros Sevilla). Choose the date and time you need in the ticket selector and up 10 minutes before the ticket. Children under 6 years old have free access.
2. Lunch or dinner on a yacht on the Guadalquivir River
For those who prefer to live a more intimate and exclusive experience, this luxury yacht across the Guadalquivir also offers great views and the possibility of tasting a tasting menu in 6 passes. Two hours of route at lunch or dinner time.
As for the menu, it consists of 3 cold dishes (Iberian acorn-fed ham, 6-cheese board and bread toast with duck mousse medallion and duck ham) and 3 hot dishes. The latter are condensed into chickpeas with oxtail (lunch) or mushroom risotto (dinner); cod pil pil and sirloin steak with whiskey.
The menu includes unlimited drinks until dessert is served, as well as a glass of cava. However, the following are exempt high-proof beverages.
In this case, children under 4 years of age have free admission and it is important to remember that in this case it is an experience not suitable for people with reduced mobility. The access is at Paseo de las Delicias, in front of the Queen’s Sewing Box.