A boat accessible to guests with reduced mobility in Paris
Welcoming guests with reduced mobility to an event on the water means planning ahead on a few specific points, from boarding to getting around on board. Here is what you need to know before choosing your boat.
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Quayside access and boarding
How accessible a boarding point is depends on the quay: some offer step-free access, while others involve a few steps. As soon as you let us know about this need, we will point you towards the most suitable boarding points.
Getting around on board
Depending on the boat, one or more levels may be accessible without stairs. Telling us how many guests are concerned helps us choose a boat whose main area remains accessible without changing level during the event.
Planning ahead for your guests' specific needs
The earlier we have this information, the easier it is to adapt the choice of boat, the boarding point and the set-up on board (table placement, circulation, toilets). Do mention it in our very first conversation.
Frequently asked questions
Is a deposit required?
Yes, bookings are usually confirmed with a deposit, with the balance paid before or after the event according to the terms agreed.
Does requesting a quote commit me to anything?
No, requesting a quote carries no obligation: it simply gives you a costed proposal tailored to your plans.
Can I change the date or number of guests after booking?
In most cases, yes, subject to availability: let us know as early as possible so we can update your booking.
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