St. Katharine Dock was constructed in 1827 by Thomas Telford and takes its name from “St. Katharine’s by the Tower”, a medieval hospital which stood on the site. The docks officially opened in 1828.
Please Note that Thames River Services are now operating the Low Summer Timetable. The final sailing will depart Westminster Pier at 16:00, St. Katharine Pier at 16:20 & Greenwich Pier
During the 31st Great River Race a number of River Closures will take place. Thames River Services will be operating an amended timetable during the race.
There’s plenty to do in London during the Summer Holidays including sightseeing cruises & family events at London’s top attractions.
Thames River Services offer cruises between Westminster Pier, St. Katharine Pier, Greenwich Pier & cruises through the Thames Flood Barrier.
This timetable is from April 2019. Click Here to view the latest Thames River Services timetable. × Dismiss alert Please Note the Thames River Services Peak Season Timetable finishes on
There’s plenty to do in London during the Easter Holidays including cruises through the Thames Flood Barrier.
The Thames River Services Summer Timetable returns on the 1st April 2019 & cruises to the Thames Flood Barrier will operate daily until late October 2019.
We operate daily sightseeing tours & trips throughout the year. Trips include our Greenwich Sunday Evening Cruises & Firework Cruises for New Year’s Eve.
Click Here to view the latest Thames River Services timetable. × Dismiss alert Thames River Services will continue to operate the Winter timetable throughout March with one extra sailing at
With dozens of landmarks just a short walk from each pier there’s plenty to do in London during Half Term. Below is a list of some of our top picks
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