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Enjoy a relaxing boat cruise on Seville's Guadalquivir River with options for a delicious 5-course meal and unlimited drinks. Perfect for sightseeing and leisure.
Seville’s Guadalquivir River offers a scenic and leisurely way to explore the city, and this boat tour with optional lunch or dinner provides an accessible, enjoyable experience for visitors. With two different durations—a 1.5-hour cruise with a welcome drink and an Iberian ham appetizer, or a 2.5-hour cruise featuring a 5-course tasting menu with unlimited drinks—this tour appeals to a variety of preferences.
The tour departs from Muelle de Nueva York, near the Juan Sebastián el Cano statue, and features a fully equipped premium boat with comfortable indoor and outdoor spaces, music, and bar service. The price begins at just $28 per person, making it a good value for those seeking a relaxed city sightseeing experience combined with local flavors.
While the tour is highly praised for its friendly crew, beautiful views, and delicious food, it’s worth noting that it is not suitable for people with mobility impairments and does not include hotel transfers. This experience suits those who enjoy calm river journeys, good food, and relaxed atmospheres, especially when paired with scenic vistas of Seville’s landmarks.


This boat tour kicks off from Fun Ride Sevilla, located at Muelle Nueva York. The meeting point is straightforward to find using Google Maps by searching for Fun Ride Sevilla or entering Costurero de la Reina as a nearby landmark. It’s just about 500 meters from the Torre del Oro, making it accessible for most visitors arriving in the city center.
The crew greets guests warmly, and the fully equipped premium boat ensures comfort with air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. The lower deck provides shelter, while the large sun terrace offers plenty of space for open-air sightseeing, sunbathing, or simply relaxing to music.
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The shorter 1.5-hour cruise is ideal if you want a quick scenic experience with a welcome drink—either a jug of Rebujito for two or a glass of wine, beer, or soft drink—and an appetizer of Iberian ham with Manchego cheese. This option offers a taste of local flavors and beautiful river views without a lengthy commitment.
Alternatively, the 2.5-hour cruise provides a more indulgent experience with a 5-course tasting menu that features cold starters, hot dishes, and a dessert, all while enjoying unlimited drinks. The menu, available all year round, includes dishes like salmorejo, prawn salad, octopus salad, rice, chicken cannelloni with truffle, and fried milk on a bed of custard, topped with a glass of cava.
During the meal, all drinks—including non-alcoholic options—are included, creating a festive and relaxed dining experience on the river.

Cruising along the Guadalquivir River, guests will pass by notable landmarks such as Torre del Oro, a historical watchtower, and the Real Maestranza, Seville’s famous bullring. The Triana Bridge offers picturesque views, particularly at sunset, when the atmosphere becomes especially charming.
The boat ride provides a calm, scenic view of Seville’s skyline, with the option to enjoy music and drinks from the bar service while soaking up the gentle river breeze.

The 5-course tasting menu emphasizes local flavors, starting with Iberian acorn-fed ham and cured Manchego cheese, followed by refreshing salmorejo and seafood salads. The hot dishes include rice and free-range chicken cannelloni with truffle, culminating with fried milk on a custard base for dessert.
During the meal, drinks are included, covering wine, beer, Rebujito, or soft drinks, making for a lively, convivial atmosphere. The unlimited drinks in the longer cruise enhance the overall experience, with many reviews praising the great selection of wines and friendly service.
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Guests consistently mention friendly, attentive staff, especially noting crew members like Sisi and CC, who go out of their way to ensure a positive experience. The crew is praised for their professionalism, willingness to engage with guests, and helpful attitude—including taking photos and providing information about the city.
Music onboard adds to the relaxing vibe, whether during the scenic cruise or meal times, creating a lively yet peaceful ambiance.
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The tour is not suitable for people with mobility impairments, as the boat experience requires some walking and boarding at the dock. No hotel pickup or drop-off is included, so travelers should plan to meet at Muelle Nueva York. The activity offers easy-to-follow instructions and is straightforward to find, but a sign or flag for the meeting point could improve the experience.
Visitors should be aware that dishes may vary depending on the day, and dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice. High-heeled shoes are not allowed onboard, and pets are generally not permitted, except for assistance dogs.

With reviews highlighting small group sizes—sometimes feeling like a private boat—guests enjoy a calm, personalized atmosphere. Summer evenings, especially around sunset, are popular, but the boat’s shaded and breezy seating makes it feasible even in warmer months. The duration of 1.5 to 2.5 hours strikes a good balance, allowing enough time to enjoy the scenery without fatigue.

This cruise stands out for its value, offering a combination of sightseeing, dining, and drinks at a relatively low price of $28 per person. Many reviews praise the cleanliness, professionalism, and friendly staff, as well as the beautiful boat and less crowded experience compared to larger vessels.
Other options include river cruises with Tapas or private arrangements, but this tour’s relaxed pace and inclusive drinks appeal to those seeking a casual, enjoyable outing.

This Guadalquivir River boat tour combines scenic views, delicious local food, and friendly service into a package that feels both indulgent and relaxed. The shorter option offers a perfect introduction to Seville’s riverfront, while the longer meal cruise enriches the journey with a full tasting menu and unlimited drinks.
The quality of food and drinks, combined with knowledgeable staff and beautiful vistas, makes this experience a worthwhile addition to any Seville itinerary. It’s especially suited for those wanting a leisurely, scenic cruise with a focus on good flavors and a friendly atmosphere.
While it’s not designed for accessibility or quick transfers, the tour’s value and charm make it a highly recommended option for food lovers, sightseeing enthusiasts, and anyone looking to unwind on the water.
“Really worth it ! The added price for lunch experience is a nice touch to this tour.”
How long does the boat tour last?
The tour lasts between 1.5 and 2.5 hours, depending on the option chosen.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at Muelle Nueva York, in front of the Juan Sebastián el Cano statue.
What is included in the shorter cruise?
The shorter cruise includes a welcome drink (Rebujito, wine, beer, or soft drink) and an appetizer of Iberian ham and Manchego cheese.
What does the longer cruise offer?
The 2.5-hour cruise features a 5-course tasting menu and unlimited drinks throughout the cruise.
Are dietary restrictions accommodated?
Yes, dietary restrictions (like vegan or gluten-free) can be accommodated if communicated at booking or 48 hours prior.
Is there a dress code or footwear restriction?
High heels are not allowed, and comfortable, casual attire is recommended.
Is hotel pickup included?
No, the activity does not include hotel transfers; guests meet at the meeting point.
What landmarks will I see?
You will pass landmarks such as Torre del Oro, Real Maestranza, and Triana Bridge.
Can I bring pets?
Pets are not permitted, except assistance dogs.
Can I book this tour last minute?
Yes, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, last-minute bookings are possible.
Is this tour suitable for children?
The activity is generally suitable for most ages, but mobility restrictions and high heels are considerations, and children’s dietary needs should be communicated.