Can you boat to Hampton Court Palace?
Travel by boat Westminster (takes about four hours) Richmond-upon-Thames (takes about two hours) Kingston-upon-Thames (takes about 45 minutes)
How long does boat take from Richmond to Hampton Court?
Approximate Journey Times
| From Richmond Landing Stage | |
|---|---|
| To Westminster Pier | 2-Hours* |
| To Hampton Court | 1-Hour & 15 Minutes* |
| To Kew Pier | 30-45 Minutes* |
Do I need a Licence for a boat on the Thames?
You do need a licence before you’re allowed to boat on any inland waterways in the UK, such as the Thames or the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. To get a boat licence, all you need is boat insurance and a boat safety scheme certificate (BSSC).
Can you get a boat to London?
Regular ferry services for passengers and vehicles operate to and from the UK, continental Europe and Ireland, and are a great way to travel to London. London is located just a few hours’ drive from England’s east, south and south-east coasts.
Is there free parking at Hampton Court Palace?
Visited this park specifically for the car parking ahead of a visit to Hampton Court Palace. Amazed to discover parking is free.
How long does the Thames River Cruise Take?
The London Eye River Cruise is a 40 minute circular sightseeing tour, along the River Thames. Departing from The London Eye pier you will be taken on route to see the House of Parliament, though to The Tower of London and Tower Bridge, where you will return back to The London Eye Pier.
Can boats go under Hammersmith Bridge?
The bridge has been closed indefinitely to motorists since April 2019 when “critical faults” in the cast-iron casing were found. From Saturday, boats will also be allowed to pass under the bridge again.
Can you go to Kew Gardens by boat?
London – Kew Gardens by boat. Excellent way to travel between the centre of London and Kew Gardens or Hampton Court between April and October. You get on at Westminster Peer and enjoy a sightseeing boat trip on River Thames including commentary.
Can I sail my boat down the Thames?
You can sail on the River Thames, without cost, once you have registered it. To find out more information on how to register, see the Environment Agency website.