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LE
DIAMANT II
This is the last member of the fleet—launched in 2002 and refurbished in 2011.
Le Diamant owes its name to its large glass windows with multiple facets.
Small saloons have been fitted out on board, giving the boat a cosy, cocoon-like
atmosphere.
Capacity:
340 persons seated, 380 for cocktails
LE
BRETAGNE
Named in 1954 by Madame René Coty, Le Bretagne is a favourite for prestigious
events. In particular, it hosted Queen Elizabeth II during her first visit to France.
Its classic lines, the high-quality woodwork, the charm of the decks and the finesse
of the cuisine on board make this star of the fleet part of the river heritage of Paris.
Full restoration in 2013 has given Le Bretagne a second life. Subtly classic, resolutely
modern and indubitably elegant, Le Bretagne perpetuates the legendary charm of
cruises on the Seine.
Capacity:
110 persons seated or for cocktails
LE
CRISTAL II
Launched in 1997 by Inès de la Fressange, Le Cristal II was entirely reformulated
and renovated in 2010 by its designer, the architect Gérard Ronzatti (Agence
Seine Design). He has used the concept of theatre-like boxes in a smart, modern
atmosphere.
Capacity:
260 persons seated or for cocktails
L’
ONYX
Launched in 1984, L’Onyx, the first boat in the Bateaux Parisiens fleet to be
completely glassed over, was entirely refurbished in 2004/2005.
Capacity:
240 persons seated, 250 persons for cocktails
LE
SAPHIR
Launched in 1989 as Symphonie, Le Saphir changed its look in 2009.
Capacity:
160 persons seated or for cocktails
THE RESTAURANT BOAT
FLEET
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