Spacious Motor Yacht Home in Paris city centre

A different side to see Paris

Are you looking to discover Paris or experience the city again in a different way? Do you want to get away from it all and spend some time along Parisian canals at and experience this special atmosphere?

Are you looking for an idea for a weekend break? A family outing? Or do you just want to spend some romantic time together as a couple?

A safe unique place to stay in the middle of Paris! Truly exceptional

After an extensive exploration of this bustling city, you return to the privacy and tranquility of this special place and enjoy all on board amenities just for yourself.

City riverside Life all around you -

Bars, ice-cream stands, cafes, lovely bistros, floating library, hip boat restaurants, boat cabaret, supermarkets, post-office, metro stations, cinemas, playgrounds, velib' bicycle rentals, pharmacies, fitness clubs just at your doorstep.

People playing pétanque or picnicking at the riverside - but when everybody has left:

Its all yours! Exclusive river views and secured tranquility.

You will see Paris in a different light after your visit and we are sure you will have to come back!

For the record-

the Bassin de la Villette is the largest artificial lake in Paris. It was opened on 2 December 1808. It is 800 meters long and 70 meters wide. It begins with the Pont de Crimée, the last hydraulic lift bridge in Paris, and ends with the Place de Stalingrad where La Rotonde Ledoux de la Villette is located.

The bassin is also home to a MK2 cinema complex whose originality, in addition to its presence in converted warehouses constructed from metal beams from the 1878 Exposition Universelle, is provided by an electric boat shuttle service connecting the cinemas on either shore.

North by the Quai de la Seine and to the south by the Quai de la Loire, linked by the Passerelle de la Moselle in their center.

Caution: No cruising, no captain!

Cadaques,

Mooring in the center of Paris with a lot of space and rooms not to feel squeezed in a can and room enough to invite all our kids and family. All wooden parquet floors, a cozy fake fireplace, fly deck dining area and 1 sundeck.

We love modern architecture and design and are currently converting this beautiful boat in an even more beautiful and exclusive one, by renewing interior colors and furniture.

Quality is our motto-

Quality mattresses and toppers, new duvets, pillows and covers, as well as brand new towels and tableware. Bathrooms equipped with new towel sets and hair dryers.

Spacious motor yacht with:

Front sundeck (up to 2)

Roof-top sundeck ( up to 4)

fly deck with dining table and chairs (up to 6)

Fireplace living room (up to 8)

Fully equipped kitchen

Indoor dining area ( 6 people)

1 Master bedroom with a large 180x200 bed with high-quality mattress and topper, en-suite shower / toilet bathroom

1x bedroom with 2 bunk beds, shared shower/toilet bathroom

1x bedrooms with 2 separate single beds, shared shower/toilet bathroom

Possibility of converting the eating area into another double bed, for 2 

This lovely modern and fresh decorated houseboat offers a spacious room concept for 2-6 people and even two more sleeping places can be added, when transforming the eating area into another 2 person doubled ( at additional cost ).

By car

By Metro

By train

By plane

The new Brooklyn of Paris

Vivid riverside living....

Barges are moored along the banks of the basin throughout the year offering cultural activities such as theater, cinema, concerts, etc.

In summer the banks of the basin are used by fishermen, pétanque players, and picnickers. On summer evenings it is not unusual for the left bank (exposed longer to the sun) to be occupied from one end to the other.

Every year in June is the festival of the basin. There are festive activities on both sides (concerts, mini-shows, exhibitions). The celebration ends with a big fireworks display from the bridge.

The Lifting bridge of the Rue de Crimée or Pont de Flandre, a lifting bridge weighing 85 tons built in 1885, separates the two basins. It allows traffic on the Rue de Crimée to cross the canal and connects the Quai de l'Oise on the north-west side to the Quai de la Marne on the south-east side. When the bridge is raised pedestrian traffic can still continue on a fixed elevated walkway. At the time of its construction it was the third largest lifting bridge to be built in France. It is now the last one in Paris and is registered as an historical monument.

The second basin measures 30 m wide and 730 m long. This basin, which is often prematurely named the Canal de l'Ourcq, originally ran along the back of the old village of La Villette.

At its northern end is the "roundabout of canals" where the Bassin de la Villette converges with the Canal de l'Ourcq (which brings water for more than 100 km from the river Ourcq) and the Saint-Denis canal which, with a length of 6,647 m and a slope of 28.45 m, joins the Seine at Saint-Denis, as well as the small Darse du fond de Rouvray canal (a port for the canal ferry boats).

Since 2007 an extension of the Paris-Plages has taken possession of a large part of the quay of the Seine and offers taverns, restaurants, boat rides, children's play area, petanque, etc.

Rowing is practiced throughout the year on the water.

On the Quai de la Seine there are the Sup de Pub and Sup Career schools which are both INSEEC Business Schools.