Bateaux Parisiens organizes professional events on the Seine in Paris, on a boat or at the quay, for up to 350 guests. Its offer covers business meals, seminars of 10 to 50 people, team building, product launches, receptions and weddings. The company operates from Port de la Bourdonnais, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, in the 7th arrondissement.
Seminars and company events
The company sells both turnkey and tailor-made formats, at the quay or aboard a boat. For private and professional events it speaks of boats and rooms that can be hired, in cruise or under the glass roof of the Bistro Parisien, seated or standing, with themed decoration or entertainment. Events can reach 350 guests.
For seminars, a half day or a full day can be held in a meeting room at the quay or aboard a glazed boat, with a lunch or dinner cruise included in the packages. The workspaces have wifi, a flat screen, ClickShare and a conference call service, and take 10 to 50 people. Business meals are also sold separately, as a lunch cruise or a dinner cruise on a glazed boat, with an all-inclusive menu and reserved areas.
The official text also covers team building, end-of-year celebrations and product launches, on the company's boats or on its Yachts de Paris.
Weddings and receptions
The company offers boat hire for weddings and receptions. For private guests, a dedicated area aboard starts at 15 people, and full boat hire is described from 50 people. Decoration and entertainment are handled with the team. Romantic celebrations such as anniversaries and proposals are also listed.
Rooms and capacities
The official figures are: up to 350 people for private and professional events, 10 to 50 people for a seminar in a work space, a dedicated space from 15 people, and boat hire from 50 people. The boats have a glazed deck for all-weather use. The Bistro Parisien is a restaurant under a glass roof that can be part of an event. The site does not publish capacities for each boat, so ask the team which vessel matches your numbers.
Catering
Cruises include a menu with a choice from the menu card. The company handles the full event, from decoration to entertainment, with its own team. Dietary needs and drinks packages are agreed at the quote stage.
History and setting
The Seine route passes the Eiffel Tower, the Invalides, the Musée d'Orsay, the Louvre, the Conciergerie and Notre-Dame. Cruises depart from the Eiffel Tower or Notre-Dame. This gives a company event a moving view of central Paris.
Getting there
The quay is at Port de la Bourdonnais in the 7th arrondissement, beside the Eiffel Tower. The company has a booking number and an access map on its site.
