We love what we do.
In 2021 we were voted "#1 Best of the Best - Top Thing to do in London" by Trip Advisor.
Travel at High-Speed on the biggest speedboats on the Thames for over 10 miles, with an unrestricted forward view of our great city.
We offset all our carbon emissions at our own cost.
We offer a full refund, if trips are cancelled with 24 hours notice.
You'll be welcomed at Tower Bridge Quay and given protective clothing, a lifejacket and a full safety briefing. You'll take your place onboard, in an Ullman suspension seat. We'll head off down river at 35mph (56kph), blasting through historic Wapping, past Canary Wharf and the Cutty Sark at Greenwich. We'll do a high speed turn at the O2 Arena and head back to Tower, all accompanied by great music. Then we'll slow down for a cruise up to Blackfriars and back with a tour guide. You'll spend 45 minutes on the river, that you'll never forget! Our skipper and guide are highly experienced and very friendly and welcoming.
Duration: 45 minutes
Get the selfie of all selfies as we pass under Tower Bridge!
See the Tower of London from the river
Pass alongside this iconic battleship
There has been a bridge on this site for 1800 years!
Pass Frances Drake's famous ship
See this impressive venue from the river
See the original Billingsgate Market
Pass through Canary Wharf at speed!
Pause for a while at the Cutty Sark while your tour guide tells you a little of it's history
See the Observatory from the river and pass over the Greenwich Meridian to the other side of the world!
Experience a high-speed turn on water, in the shadow of this magnificent Arena
Tower Bridge Quay (formerly St Katharine Pier) is located in front to the Tower Hotel, next to Tower Bridge. (Not to be confused with Tower Pier). The nearest tube station is Tower Hill, which is a 5 minute walk away. Arriving by taxi, ask to be dropped at the entrance to the Tower Hotel.
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