Paris Cruise Reviews

Westin - met expectations. Initial Scenic briefing was reminiscent of "work conferences". Post briefing was a good opportunity to meet some other fellow travellers. ...

again we took the shuttle bus. There were not many shops to chose from where we went in la harve ...

Le Havre is the port, so we just explored here rather than do a day trip to Paris. The excursion seemed to entail hours on coaches, so we gave that a miss. Le Havre is small and quiet, but quite nice. A very industrial port, then a pleasant riverside walk to a nice square and a small shopping centre. Not somewhere to spend a day, but nice to explore/grab some food. ...

Loved Paris! but trans portion through ship did not give us a lot of time to spend there. We left about 2 hours after shipped cleared and got back about 2 hours before we had to. we were suppose to have 4 hour but was cut down to 3 1/2 due to stop on the way there, which could have been avoided. I would not recommend going into Paris on a day stop, stay near port and enjoy the day. ...

Took shuttle bus to La Harve and journey from port to Paris is 2.5 to 3 hours each way. ...

beautiful little town, Le Havre; very walkable. ...

Honfleur is a crowded little place that is primarily restaurants. One thing to see: the old wooden church, semi-interesting. ...

Walked the city first and then went to the Louvre. ...

This was a really bad stop. We docked an hour late. Paris and Normandy excursions were pricey and far away so we thought we would just explore the port but it was a terrible port. Turned out to be cold, windy and rainy and all there was to do is shopping and nothing to see. Very industrial. ...

I got down at Le Havre ( which mind you is 2 hours drive away from Paris!) There was nothing much to do here at all and the city is a bit of a ghost town if I am honest. There is a small shopping centre with a H&M and 10-15 other stores if you want to pick up sandals or a bikini last minute, but other than that its not a port I will be visiting again! ...