River Thames London Party Boats

King Edward - THE KING EDWARD HAS BEEN AWARDED 4 STARS By Port Health "scores on doors"

The King Edward is our newest addition to the family. She has undergone extensive refurbishment and can boast to being one of the most modern and luxurious vessels on the Thames.
She is spread over 2 levels having a large well stocked bar situated in the lower saloon. Her lower deck houses your entertainment option including the disco and a large dance floor. She is also fully equipped for disabled passengers.
We will be licensed to carry 120 for discos and buffets and maximum 146 for transfers. Please call for more details.

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Avontuur

The Avontuur is licenced to carry 250 persons for transfers and sightseeing cruises, for buffets and discos we recommend a maximum of 160 persons. Silver service options can accommodate upto 140 persons.
The Avontuur is spread over 3 decks. Her top deck is fully open - perfect for long summers evenings, her middle deck boasts a well stocked bar and dining area, whilst her lower deck can accommodate your disco or entertainment choices.

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MV Pride Of London

MV Pridela is well equipped to accommodate all of your requirements. The Upper Deck is a spacious area that can be used for dancing or can be set up in conference style. Also situated on this level is the generous sized Sun Deck. The Lower Deck is where the bar and dining area are situated.
MV Pridela can comfortably carry a maximum of 250 passengers and is a safe ship that conforms to strict standards imposed by the Marine Coastguard Agency.

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London Olympic

London Olympic High Speed Launch - Upto 12 persons
The London Olympic was built in 1963 and was used as the Thames Police Inspectors' launch. She has taken Royalty on occasion and adds that little bit more of a personal touch to your cruise. With a top speed of 32 Knots, she is also ideal for high speed transfers. For example,Chelsea Harbour to the o2 Arena would take around 25 minutes.
The London Olympic has seating for 12 both inside and out with a wc.
The vessel is captained by a fully licensed Thames Waterman at all times.
Minimum 1 hour charter.
Perfect for small wedding party transfers

Upper Thames and Reading Boats

Caversham Lady

This is Caversham Lady, and she is a pioneer of boat design.
Built in 1978, she revolutionized the business with her new concept.
She had one of the first galleys and barbecue decks, preparing and cooking food on board. Of course as years have gone by she has changed considerably, but the principles in which she was built still stand.
No less versatile than the Caversham Princess, she is ideal for the smaller events. There can be dancing on the enclosed upper deck, and the lower deck comprises an elegant, comfortable lounge with panoramic windows to view the scenery rolling past.
Simply, she is just a lovely lady!

Caversham Princess

Caversham Princess, as imperious as her name implies, and a splendid sight in all her majesty at night.
Like a Princess of the blood, she is tranquil and calm, tackling anything in her stride. She was born out of the diversity that swept the passenger cruise industry in 1982, commissioned specifically by Thames Rivercruise.
Since then, she hasn't missed a beat as she gracefully accommodates anything from corporate hospitality, private parties, weddings, and a myriad of celebrations of all kinds, including buffets and meals on board, prepared in her beautifully fitted galley.
She is the biggest of the fleet, carrying 140 passengers comfortably, with the power and technology to run all the equipment you need.
This means her versatility can accommodate any type of party, bespoke for you.

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Devon Belle

Hail the heroine-Devon Belle, another piece of living history.
Built in 1938, she is one of the Little Ships of Dunkirk which helped evacuate 300,000 Allied troops in 1940. She stayed with the Royal Navy, and she had a role with the Mulberry harbors, which were built on the south coast and towed to Normandy after D-Day to service the invasion. After the war, she became a pleasure cruiser in Plymouth and Dartmouth until 1999, when she came to the Thames. Heavily refurbished, like the Princess Marina, she can carry 100 passengers, and has one of the best viewing platforms on the river.
She is very popular for those who like a little bit of history attached to their cruise. She can accomodate 50 passengers for a buffet cruise, sometimes accompanied by a jazz band.

Princess Marina

Princess Marina is a piece of living history. She was built in 1928 in Great Yarmouth and worked our of Scarborough and Bridlington in the 1930's.
After a stint of coastal defence during the Second World War, she gravitated to the Thames in the 50's, and then to Reading.
She was a bit bedraggled, so we lovingly renovated and refurbished her.
She now has the class and elegance that she deserves, equipped with sumptuous Lloyd Loom chairs, and the best soft furnishings you can find. All the fixtures and fittings are in keeping with the vessel. Her official capacity is 80 passengers, but she can turn into a boardroom for 30, a restaurant for 34, or a buffet for 40.
She provides the perfect setting for private dining, meetings, and exclusive parties where privacy and ambiance is essential.

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