Oxford: River Cruise and Walking Tour to Iffley Village｜United Kingdom

Embark on an active day out to visit Oxford. In the first half hour, you will walk past colleges of the University including Christchurch to reach the departure point for the river cruise boat. Then, glide for about 20 minutes along the Thames river to reach Iffley village.

During the river cruise, watch the rowers and hear all about the Oxford rowing tradition. You'll travel along the same stretch of river that writer Lewis Carroll once rowed on and created the story for Alice in Wonderland.

Up to £15 boat fare ticket included.

When you reach Iffley lock, you can see traditional narrow boats passing through the river lock. Disembark for a 1-hour walking tour to explore Iffley village which is a gorgeous village with many quaint thatched cottages and one of the oldest and most unique churches in England. This includes the option for a short drinks stop at a historic garden pub too.

Please note that whether we will do return trip by boat or on foot will depend on your request and circumstances on the day but the default is to take the boat cruise each direction which lasts about 20 minutes each way plus a guided walk lasting one hour around Iffley village to see a Normal church and picturesque thatched cottages.



Notice: if we see the weather forecast looks very poor, we will forewarn you and offer you the option to reschedule or to cancel for refund.

Please note that the cruise boat does have indoor and outdoor seating zone but as for the walking, please bring waterproofs and walking shoes as it's quite exposed walk, in case of bad weather.