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Oxford Experience Cruise (45 Minutes)

Available Sunday, 01 Mar

Duration: 45mins
Live guide in English

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Oxford Afternoon Tea River Cruise

Available Sunday, 01 Mar

Duration: 1h 30mins

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Georgina , United Kingdom

10 Apr 2025

Excellent

Really lovely little tour right in the centre of Oxford. Such a knowledgeable guide and the views were lovely. Great value for money and super easy to book. Thankyou!

Oxford Experience Cruise (45 Minutes)

Frances, United Kingdom

19 Apr 2024

Excellent

Thoroughly enjoyed the experience, very informative and helpful boatman. Super hour on the water.

Oxford Experience Cruise (45 Minutes)

Michelle, United States

28 Jul 2025

Excellent

Really fun!

Oxford Afternoon Tea River Cruise

About: Oxfordshire Cruises

Explore the beauty of Oxfordshire by taking a cruise along the River Thames! From the comfort of a traditional boat, get to know the stunning sights, charming villages, and picturesque views of this stunning region. Discover the hidden gems of Oxfordshire with a knowledgeable guide to show you around. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or a family outing, there's a cruise for you.

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