Oxford Sightseeing River Cruise Along The University Regatta Course
Description
Enjoy a fascinating journey along the River Thames accompanied with a local knowledgeable guide. Cruise down the university regatta course, pass ancient Folly Bridge, Christchurch College and meadows, and the university rowing houses on this 45-minute sightseeing tour of historic Oxford.
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Itinerary
We will pass by Christ Church Meadows and college
We will pass by Christ Church meadows and college
The cruise will taker place on the Thames.
All cruises depart from the historic Folly Bridge
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Minimum drinking age is 18 years
Reviews(720)
Very informative guide/skipper who seemed to delight in informing his guests of the historic and interesting sites. Pleasant cruise along the Thames/Cherwell river
Small tour for 20 minutes and another 20 minutes on the way back. Not much to see. Just boat houses and couple of college facilities
Henry was an awesome, safe and knowledgeable guide and skipper!
Difficult to hear the guide and then it became difficult to keep up with the English. Better if he had a microphone and that he talked a little slower.
Lovely gentle sail along the river in Oxford with a knowledge and humorous guide.
Lovely route, lots of interesting local knowledge from our skipper
The starting point is easy to find and a short walk from the centre. You can buy drinks to take on board if you get there in enough time. The guide was really friendly fun and knowledgeable. A very relaxing way to spend an hour or so.
Very enjoyable. The skipper was very knowledgeable, with a great sense of humour. The trip took about 50 mins.
Easy to find. Fun trip down the River Thames. The Guide provided a good history of the area.
Not enough history about Oxford or the river, Shipper more interested in telling us about himself and his family
