09/12/17 This is the…read morePier of the boats that go from London to Greenwich. The pier is clean and employee's are super friendly. Once you leave this pier you will enter Greenwich and see the stunning views of the Naval college and plenty of museums. Some of the museums are free some are not. When you want to return to London just return to the pier with your purchased ticket and you'll be on your way back.

There's really nothing much to say about the pier itself. Its pretty straightforward as piers go…read more But it is the gateway to the amazing area of Greenwich. When you arrive by boat, you get some stunning views of the Naval college. There are plenty of free museums in this area and a couple of which need to be paid for. The boat may seem like a more expensive way to travel to Greenwich, but its a good experience and worth trying at least once.

Very relaxing way to see London, and we got this river tour included in our Big Bus package. The…read moretour guide had a good sense of humor, so it was way better than any kind of narrated audio playback thing. The river tour wasn't too long and easy to so many things. Perfect for a diverse traveling group of kids, parents, and grandparents. Good to do this on the first stay to help get your bearings and a sense of what parts of London to explore more later.

On a double decker boat with an open top level to sightsee the historic landmarks while cruising…read morethe entire Thames River in London. The cruise allowed different close up angles that are unattainable from land. The most notable landmark is the legendary London Eye, but also the main three landmark bridges: London Bridge, Tower Bridge and the Hungerford Bridge. The London Bridge is set just past the Hungerford Bridge and was much smaller than I thought and did not live up to it's expectation. For those who yearn for incredible pictures then this cruise is for you. It really doesnt matter which boat you take as long as you are on the Thames River. Expect the dark murky water indicitive of rivers.

Great way to see all the historic sites around the Thames without getting blisters. No wait, speedy…read moreservice on a weekday afternoon. I went from Canary Wharf to Battersea, and sat on the uncrowded back of the boat which provides an unobstructed view of the sights as you pass. That day, the Thames was so full of water that my boat was prohibited from going under Victoria Bridge, but despite this hiccup, I was on my way forward on an uncrowded smaller boat within 15 minutes of the premature docking.

Want to move around London along the Thames quickly where you can see excellent architecture as…read morewell as historic places? Uber Boats is THE way to go! Want to grab a snack or drink while on the boat? They even had ice cream! Great schedule, Use your phone to pay.