Enjoy a cruise along the River Thames and see London's iconic fireworks display at midnight. The perfect start to 2026.
Highlights:
• Experience a New Year’s Eve like no other as you cruise along the Thames
• Enjoy a welcome drink at the beginning of your night
• Board the Cyclone Clipper and start the party with a welcoming drink
• Toast the start to 2026 in style with live music
• Have the best views in the capital of London’s world-famous New Year’s Eve fireworks display!
Celebrate the arrival of 2026 in true London style with a New Year’s Eve Thames Cruise aboard the Cyclone Clipper. This lively and atmospheric evening cruise provides a prime riverside vantage point to take in the capital’s dazzling fireworks display — without the crowds on land.
Take in the stunning views of London’s most famous riverside landmarks, beautifully illuminated for the occasion. As the clock approaches midnight, step out onto the open deck for a breathtaking view of the world-famous fireworks display, lighting up the sky above the Thames. Raise your glass of champagne and toast to the New Year in one of the most iconic settings in the world.
Where: London Bridge City Pier, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2QP
When: 8:30pm boarding for a 9:15pm departure
Return Point: London Bridge City Pier at 1:45am approximately
Date of Departure: 31st December 2025
Where: London Bridge City Pier, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2QP
When: 8:30pm boarding for a 9:15pm departure
Return Point: London Bridge City Pier at 1:45am approximately
Please note:
Please arrive early and allow plenty of time to make your way to the pier.
Due to strict boat timings we will not be able to wait for any latecomers.
Roads may close early in preparation for the fireworks display. Please check road closures on www.tfl.gov.uk before you travel.
This cruise is for 12+ only. Children aged 11 and under are not permitted.
Please be aware that luggage and large bags of any type will not be allowed on the vessels.
Supplier: Golden Tours Gray Line London
Tel: +44 (0)207 233 7030
Email: reservations@goldentours.com
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