This trip is wheelchair accessible but there is no ramp. The boat comes as level as possible with the platform you’re on and you have to get on the boat. I was able to do this in my electric wheelchair and had to come off the boat backwards as the level was not flat and so there was a small step.

River cruise was awesome! They had a bar on the boat with reasonably priced drinks (6 euro for glass of wine) and my trip was not crowded at all - book when it may be overcast or small chance of rain and no one else will be there. We were also on a smaller boat than I expected (it was an actual boat not an enormous barge) so that was great! Very fun experience and I suggest - it pointed out a lot of landmarks that u never would have known about otherwise!

Booking in advance, the various activities saves you time and money, especially if like me in 4 days I have seen the impossible! In my opinion "The cruise on the Seine" is the first thing to do. Before starting the guide he asked us in which language they preferred to listen, of course English won. During the cruise, which lasted one hour, he told us the story, the curiosities of everything we saw. Spectacular is the stretch where the Musée d'Orsay on one side of the river and the Louvre on the other. He also told us the story of each "Bridge" that join the two sides of the city. Also seeing the Eiffel Tower from this perspective is truly magnificent. I recommend the Seine Cruise to be able to see Paris from a comfortable, peaceful point of view, in practice it is like reading the plot of the book before reading it.