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Take a riverside trip along Royal Route of King Henry VIII and enjoy a picturesque journey to a 500-year-old palace with this Hampton Court Palace River Cruise for Two.

From Westminster Pier, your Thames cruise will weave past the London Eye and the Palace of Westminster, heading through the city towards Hampton Court Palace. Through locks and under bridges you’ll see a different side of London, all whilst you relax on your lazy three-hour cruise.

At Hampton Court Palace, immerse yourselves in over half a millennium of history. Explore the Indian Army at the Palace exhibition, which shares the untold stories of Indian Army soldiers and the public’s reaction to their presence. Through personal objects, photos, and recorded stories, you’ll gain insight into their daily lives. Other palace highlights include the Tudor architecture, Henry VII’s apartments, and maze.

What's Included

• A 3 hour sightseeing cruise for two from Westminster Pier to Hampton Court Palace
• See a different side of London as you drift along the River Thames
• Entry for two to Hampton Court Palace
• Explore over 500 years of history through this Tudor palace and gardens
• Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card

What happens on the day?

On arrival at Westminster Pier 15 minutes before your pre-booked cruise is due to set off, you’ll step aboard your boat for the day before starting your 3 to 4 hour cruise along the River Thames. There’s commentary throughout so you won’t miss a thing, all the way to your final destination Hampton Court Palace.

Please book your voucher via Virgin Experience Days booking email and take your Historic Royal Palaces ticket along on the day. You’ll be able to roam freely until the Palace closes, so feel free to take it all in before making your way home from there.

Participant guidelines

• Minimum age: 17
• The experience content, equipment used and restrictions may vary

Availability

Hampton Court is available seven days a week and must be prebooked.

Please ensure that you do book your Hampton Court visit in advance. You will be unable to gain entry without a pre-booked slot.

The river cruise depends on the tides and the time table has to be changed accordingly; there are some days when the cruise cannot operate.

Cruise times are as follows: Westminster to Hampton Court - 11.00 and 12.00 (there is an additional boat at 10.30 on weekends and during Summer Holidays)

Please note a full service operates April to September. In October one boat operates daily and then the season ends until one week before Easter.

We recommend you book at least four weeks in advance to ensure that dates are available. This is only a guideline and we advise you to book as early as possible to ensure that dates are available before the expiry date listed on your voucher.  All bookings are subject to availability.  Your cruise must be pre-booked as the boats do get booked up and if there is no availability on the day and a booking has not been made you can and will be turned away. 

Please allow a full day for this experience. Your River Cruise lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours and you are free to spend all day at Hampton Court during the opening times.

What about insurance?

The centres contracted with us hold public liability insurance. We also hold contingency liability cover. You will not be liable for accidental damage to equipment, except where damage has been caused as a result of recklessness or wilful negligence.

Please ensure you are familiar with the terms and conditions of the experience.

How it works

All you have to do is pay for the experience you wish to purchase and we’ll send a voucher and booking information to you or directly to the recipient, then you just need to check the info and book your experience.

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Brilliant hampton court, shame about the boat trip

Voucher from virgin only issued 5 days before we went but visit was brilliant, loved everything about Hampton court, wonderful history, great social distancing, just a shame the boat trip from London wasnt operating

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London: Hampton Court to Westminster River Thames Cruise

Set out on a captivating journey along the iconic River Thames, where history and natural beauty intertwine. This 3.5-hour cruise from Hampton Court to Westminster offers a unique opportunity to learn about London’s rich heritage and serene landscapes. Aboard a traditional passenger boat, you’ll witness stately homes, manicured gardens, and riverside pubs, all while keeping an eye out for the diverse wildlife that calls this waterway home. With comfortable seating and on-board facilities, the cruise promises a peaceful and relaxing experience. But what lies beyond the tranquil waters, and what secrets of the past await your discovery?

• A scenic 3.5-hour cruise from Hampton Court to Westminster along the River Thames aboard a traditional passenger boat.
• Opportunity to relax and observe diverse wildlife, including herons, geese, and mandarin ducks, while taking in the natural beauty of the river.
• Comfortable indoor and outdoor seating areas, a fully licensed bar, and on-board toilet facilities ensure a pleasant and convenient cruise experience.
• Advance booking is recommended due to the cruise’s popularity, with various ticket options available, including standard, flexible, and premium.
• The cruise departs from the Hampton Court Landing Stage – Pier 3, with guests advised to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time.

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Overview of the Cruise

This three-and-a-half-hour cruise transports passengers from Hampton Court to Westminster along the scenic River Thames, aboard a traditional passenger boat. The cruise is likely to sell out, so it’s advisable to reserve a spot in advance.

Priced at $28.53 per person, this cruise offers a chance to relax and take in the stunning sights along the river, including stately homes, manicured gardens, and riverside pubs and restaurants.

Onboard, passengers can enjoy indoor and outdoor seating, a fully licensed bar, and toilet facilities. The cruise provides an opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of road and train travel, while also offering the chance to observe wildlife such as herons, geese, and mandarin ducks along the way.

Duration and Facilities

The cruise lasts for 3.5 hours, transporting passengers from Hampton Court to Westminster along the picturesque River Thames. Onboard, travelers can enjoy a range of facilities, including both indoor and outdoor seating areas, a fully licensed bar, and toilet amenities.

This comprehensive set of onboard facilities ensures a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all passengers as they take in the sights and sounds of the River Thames journey.

Scenic Route and Highlights

As passengers settle into the comfortable seating, they’ll be treated to a scenic route along the winding River Thames, passing by an array of captivating landscapes and landmarks.

The cruise takes them past stately homes, manicured gardens, and charming riverside pubs and restaurants.

Along the way, they’ll have the opportunity to observe wildlife such as herons, geese, and the vibrant mandarin ducks.

This leisurely journey allows passengers to escape the hustle and bustle of road and train travel, providing a peaceful and relaxing experience.

The scenic views and serene atmosphere make this cruise an ideal way to soak in the natural beauty and rich history of the River Thames.

Wildlife Observation

Passengers on the London: Hampton Court to Westminster River Thames Cruise can expect to encounter a diverse array of wildlife along the winding waterway, including graceful herons perched on the riverbanks, flocks of geese gliding effortlessly across the surface, and the vibrant mandarin ducks – a species renowned for their striking plumage.

These fascinating creatures call the Thames home, and the cruise offers a unique opportunity to observe them in their natural habitat.

As the boat gently cruises along the river, passengers can take in the serene beauty of the surrounding landscapes, punctuated by the sights and sounds of the diverse wildlife that thrives in this picturesque setting.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Aside from the scenic river cruise itself, the London: Hampton Court to Westminster River Thames Cruise includes a boat ride along the winding waterway.

Passengers won’t find any additional activities or amenities bundled into the ticket price, as the experience is focused solely on the leisurely journey from one landmark to another. The cruise doesn’t offer any on-board entertainment, meals, or guided commentary, but it does provide both indoor and outdoor seating areas, as well as a fully licensed bar, should travelers wish to purchase refreshments during the 3.5-hour voyage.

Meeting Point and Arrival

Travelers will meet at the Hampton Court Landing Stage – Pier 3 to board the River Thames cruise, and they should arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. This will ensure a smooth boarding process and allow ample time to get settled on the boat.

Once there, passengers can enjoy the following benefits:

• Avoid the stress of navigating to the departure point alone.
• Receive assistance from the crew with boarding and luggage, if needed.
• Have peace of mind knowing they’re at the correct location and ready to depart on time.

Booking and Reservation

To secure a spot on this popular River Thames cruise, travelers can easily book and reserve their tickets online. The process is straightforward, allowing them to select their preferred date and time, as well as the number of passengers in their party.

With a variety of ticket options available, from standard to flexible or premium, cruisers can choose the package that best suits their needs and budget. Booking in advance is highly recommended, as this cruise is likely to sell out, especially during peak seasons.

Guests can pay for their tickets later, providing flexibility and convenience. By reserving their spot early, travelers can ensure they don’t miss out on this scenic and relaxing journey along the iconic River Thames.

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Additional Information

The cruise offers an opportunity to witness the stunning architecture and natural beauty along the River Thames, from the iconic Hampton Court Palace to the Houses of Parliament at Westminster.

Along the way, passengers can relax and enjoy the scenery, which includes stately homes, manicured gardens, and riverside pubs and restaurants.

The boat is equipped with indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a fully licensed bar and toilets, ensuring a comfortable journey.

Plus, travelers may spot a variety of wildlife, such as herons, geese, and mandarin ducks, adding to the serene experience.

The cruise is a popular choice and is likely to sell out, so it’s recommended to reserve your spot in advance.

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With stunning views, the chance to spot local wildlife, and comfortable facilities, it’s the perfect way to escape the hustle and bustle of London.

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A Boat Trip and Picnic at Hampton Court

Marie Sleigh, aged 41 tell us about her special day out at Hampton Court with a fantastic boat trip to get there.

What was your reason for going to the river?

My mum, who lives in Burton On Trent, was visiting and we decided to have a day out. My mum chose to go for a picnic at Hampton Court but to make this even more of a special outing; I decided to take her by boat on a river cruise to our destination.

Please tell us what you did on your trip?

We boarded a Westminster Passenger Service Association boat at Westminster and started our journey up to Hampton Court Palace. The boat trip took us through central and then the outskirts of London, which was all very interesting as we were able to see a number of different attractions. The most interesting and scenic part of the trip was between Kew and Hampton Court Palace. We travelled through two locks at Teddington and Molesey, from here the river gets increasingly windy and twisty. We saw a large amount of wildlife on the Thames by the rivers picturesque banks as we travelled into the more rural section of the river.

Where and what time of year did you take your trip?

From Westminster to Hampton Court Palace in the summertime.

What did you like best about your trip?

The stunning views and the friendly staff. Plus a cold refreshing G&T on board the boat.

How much did your trip cost?

The Boat trip from Westminster to Hampton Court - £19.50 adult and £13.00 senior Hampton Court Palace - Gardens Ticket - £4.60 adults and £4.00 concession

If you used any business or visited any attractions during your trip, please let us know what you thought of them?

Hampton Court Garden's are idyllic. Would be even better if there was some kind of admission offer to Hampton Court on showing your river cruise ticket.

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How to Get to Hampton Court Palace from London

This post provides information about how to get from London to Hampton Court Palace, including directions and tips on how to get there by train, boat, bus, or car.

Our tour guides are always being asked about the best and most historic places to visit in and around London, and this is usually one of the first attractions they mention!

In addition to providing a few of their best suggestions, this post will also include helpful advice from our London Travel Tips Facebook Group .

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Hampton Court Palace is located southwest of London near the river Thames.

Although it isn’t directly in the city center, you can reach this historic site using public transportation. The easiest option is to take the train from Waterloo Station to Hampton Court Station. 

We will cover how to do that in much greater detail below, including information about how much time it will take, how much tickets cost, and which train to take.

In addition to this option, there is also a shuttle bus from Windsor Castle to Hampton Court Palace which will take you between the two landmarks with ease. 

Alternatively, you can also take a public bus from London, and we’ll provide more information about that in the following sections.

They also offer river cruise services which will bring you to this historic site during the warmer months.

From April to October, you can take a cruise from Richmond to Hampton Court Palace.

If you’re closer to Westminster and Big Ben, there is also a river cruise service that will take you to Hampton Court Palace, but it’s much slower at around 3-4 hours in length.

If time is of the essence, we recommend using the tube or shuttle bus.

Don't forget to check our London Travel Tips group on Facebook for tips on how to get to Hampton Court Palace, what to see there, and other helpful advice!

Hampton Court Palace is open daily with the exception of December 24th - 26th. Here are the timetables you can expect throughout the year:

• March - November: 10 am - 6 pm
• November - March: 10 am - 4.30 pm

The last admittance is approximately 1 hour before closing, so shave an hour off the closing time to get a sense of when you can visit.

How to Get to Hampton Court Palace by Train

This is undoubtedly one of the easiest ways to travel between London and Hampton Court Palace because the National Rail has a train station a mere 5-minute walk from this historic site.

All you have to do is head to one of the many train stations in London and get a ticket to Hampton Court Palace.

Train fare to the Hampton train station should be £8.50 per person, and they offer service from Waterloo Station in London every 30 minutes.

If you’re traveling from the center of London, it should only take about 30-35 minutes to get here.

Purchase train tickets to Hampton Court Palace or learn more .

Unfortunately, there is no London Underground station near this landmark, so you won’t be able to get there just using the tube. 

That said, if you’re trying to save money on admission to Hampton Court Palace, it’s worth noting that if you use the National Rail to get there, you can take advantage of their 2-for-1 deal and get tickets for 50% off!

Check our post on the London 2 for 1 Deal to find out more about that offer.

Alternatively, you can also check our post about Hampton Court Palace tickets and offers for even more ways to save money on admission.

Here's a helpful travel tip!

One of our Facebook Group members recommends taking the train to Hampton Court Palace and then catching the Thames River boat back to Westminster.

After a long day of walking around the palace, a relaxing cruise is the perfect way to get back to London!

How to Get to Hampton Court Palace by Boat

During the warmer months of the year, there are riverboat services available from Westminster to Hampton Court Palace.

This service is offered at least twice per day from April - October, and they provide return tickets as well.

This service is definitely intended for people who want to enjoy some sightseeing on a Thames river cruise, because tickets for this option are a bit more expensive than trains or buses, and you can expect it to take 3-4 hours just to get there.

If you want to add a 3-hour cruise to your day trip to Hampton Court Palace, this might actually be a somewhat affordable form of transportation.

Here are the prices you can expect to pay:

One-Way/Single-Ride Tickets

• £12/Children
• £17/Seniors
• £56/Family (2 Adults + 2 Children)

Return Tickets

Purchase tickets or learn more here .

This member from our London Travel Tips group on Facebook notes that while taking the boat there seems nice, it takes a much longer time to get there than taking the train.

A 3 hour journey to the palace means you're missing out on potentially up to 2 hours of touring the palace!

Keep this in mind when deciding how to get there, and keep an eye on the other tips our Facebook group members have suggested in this post.

How to Get to Hampton Court Palace by Bus

This is one of the most affordable ways to get from London to Hampton Court Palace, but it’s not necessarily the most straightforward method.

There is currently no direct bus from London to Hampton Court Palace, but there are a group of public buses you can take to reach the destination.

You should only need one ticket, but you can also use an Oyster Card and similar passes as well.

The first bus you’ll need to take is the 22 from Green Park to Richmond Bus Station, which should take 35-45 minutes.

Then you can take the 65 to Cromwell Road Station, and the 411 from there to Hampton Court Palace.

Alternatively, you can also take the 9 to Ravenscourt Park Station and then the 190 to Richmond Bus Station and continue on to the 65 and 411. 

The total travel time should be between 60-90 minutes on average.

This method of travel takes a bit more time than the train, but it’s faster than the boat, and it’s the least expensive option.

For more information on how to get a ticket, check our post covering both the Oyster Card and the Travelcard .

Some members of our Facebook Group note that buses take a bit longer than trains. You can easily get caught in traffic on a bus, but trains won't have to stop as often!

How to Get to Hampton Court Palace by Car

If you have a car or decide to rent one, you can take the M25 from London and get off either at exit 10 or exit 12 onto the A307 or A308.

Hampton Court Palace is on the A308 and there are plenty of signposts indicating where to go from here.

The only problem with this method is that there is very limited parking available at Hampton Court Palace, and it’s offered on a first come/first serve basis.

In other words, if you plan to arrive later in the day, there might not be any parking available.

Hampton Court Palace parking on-site is £1.60 per hour and they only accept credit cards. You can also use the Glide app to pay for parking.

If you can’t get parking at the palace, try one of the following options instead:

• Hampton Court Train Station (200m away)
• Hampton Court Green (500m away)
• Bushy Park (15-minute walk)
• Take bus 111 or 216 from Kingston Town Centre to Hampton Court Palace

As you can see, if you can’t manage to park on-site, one of the closest options is actually the Hampton Court Train Station. That begs the question: if you’re going to end up at the train station anyway, why not just take the train?

NOTE: We typically advise against driving to Hampton Court Palace from London, because the train is literally quicker than the drive.

If you don't need to bring anything with you, and you have no plans to do anything else either before or after your trip, consider taking the train instead of driving.

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