News

Follow the latest news from the Senang, our events and adventures on the Seine.

Apéritif on a Boat on the Seine in Paris: the Spring Trend

Apéritif on a boat on the Seine in Paris — what a great idea. Spring has arrived, the terraces are buzzing… and the Seine is calling. This year, why swap your local bar for something far more memorable? Picture an apéritif on a boat on the Seine in Paris, aboard a boat privatized just for […]

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History

From the Sénang to Parisian Barges: The Art of Living on the Water in Paris

Houseboats, floating restaurants, private cruises: the Seine is the birthplace of a unique art of living. Discover the culture of waterside life in Paris and the story of the Sénang.

History

The Seine, Lifeline of Paris: 2,000 Years of History on the Water

From Lutetia to the 2024 Olympic Games, the Seine has shaped Paris for 2,000 years. Dive into the history of France’s most famous river, witness to every era.

History

History of Navigation on the Seine: From Royal Barges to Private Cruises

From medieval boats to modern private cruises, navigation on the Seine tells over a thousand years of history. Discover how this legendary river became the most beautiful waterway in Paris.

News from Un Bateau à Paris

Winter refit 2025–2026 of the Sénang: a season in the boatyard

Every winter, the Sénang enters the boatyard for a full refit. Hull painting, varnish, safety equipment and navigation instruments: discover the behind-the-scenes of our Dutch tjalk’s winter maintenance.

Discovery

Boat aperitif on the Seine: a guide to Parisian art de vivre

Champagne, sunset and Parisian monuments: the boat aperitif on the Seine elevates French art de vivre to new heights. A complete guide to an unforgettable aperitif aboard the Sénang, departing from the Port de l’Arsenal.

Discovery

The 5 best occasions for a private cruise in Paris

Birthday, hen party, romantic evening or team building: discover the five ideal occasions to charter a boat on the Seine. The Sénang, a 12-metre Dutch tjalk, welcomes up to 12 passengers from the Port de l’Arsenal.