Tour the docklands of Canary Wharf as you sit back and relax in a floating hot tub with a glass of champagne from the boat's bar. Listen to your experienced tour guide regale you with fascinating tales of the area as the toasty water melts away any stress you've been carrying. Head to the meeting point to meet your guide. Start your experience with a short safety briefing, then get into your swimwear at the on-site changing facilities. Board the hot tub boat, filled with toasty warm water. Set sail around the docklands and learn about the rich history of this area. Hear about engineering innovations, the grim reality of 19th-century working conditions, and the development of the modern finance district. In groups of up to seven, don your best bikini or trunks for an unforgettable experience with one of London’s best events. Enjoy a magical occasion in a floating hot tub that tours down the waterways. Sip bubbly for purchase and enjoy a truly unique experience. Be the envy of those you pass on your way with this unusual daytime tour in the heart of London’s financial district.

Get panoramic views of London's famous landmarks on board a clipper boat as you make your way down the River Thames to Greenwich. Pass the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and more. See the Cutty Sark clipper ship on arrival in Greenwich with the help of an Italian-speaking guide. Visit the 15th-century royal palace and historical Naval College complex to admire the Baroque architecture and magnificent gardens of the Royal Borough. Look inside the Painted Hall and Church of the Navy. Hear about the naval exploits of the British Empire and how Greenwich became the most important cargo terminal in England. Go to the National Maritime Museum, and see a wonderful collection of maritime paintings in the Queen's House. Walk through Greenwich Park to the Astronomical Observatory, stand on the Meridian Line, and touch one of the oldest things in the world. End in Greenwich Market, where you can enjoy lunch or catch the Docklands Light Railway back to central London.