The Best Views in London Aren’t Always From the Top
One of my favorite recommendations for first-time visitors surprises many people.
Sometimes the best way to see London isn’t from above at all. It’s from the River Thames.
If you’ve just arrived in London after a long flight, spending an hour walking from one tourist attraction to another can be tiring. A river cruise lets you sit back, acclimate and watch many of London’s most famous landmarks pass by while someone else does the navigation and narration.
For visitors with limited time, this is one of the smartest introductions to the city.
If you are celebrating a special occasion, an afternoon tea cruise is a wonderful experience as you combine sightseeing with traditional English afternoon tea.
Is this the best afternoon tea in London? NO.
Is this the most comprehensive sightseeing cruise? Also not. But combining both experiences together offers fantastic value and saves valuable time on your London itinerary.
My sister found the afternoon tea cruise to be one of her favorite things we did together during her visit to London.
For thrill seekers, the Thames Rocket speedboat is very different.
I’ve done it three times now and every visit has been a pleasure.
My best friend from Florida loved it when she visited because it felt less like a trip and more like an adventure that happened to encompass the London skyline.
If you like roller coasters and fast boats, you might find it enjoyable. If you’re looking for a peaceful afternoon, opt for a traditional cruise.
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