Cambridge English Punting Tour with Student Guides

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50-Minute Cambridge University Punting Tour

• Enjoy a relaxing 50-minute traditional punting tour along the beautiful River Cam.
• Discover eight historic Cambridge colleges and nine picturesque bridges.
• Admire King's College Chapel, the Mathematical Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs.
• Explore the famous College Backs with live English commentary.
• Learn fascinating stories about Cambridge University's history, architecture and traditions.
• Return to Granta Moorings after a memorable sightseeing experience.

Cambridge English Punting TourCambridge Punting Station

Begin your traditional Cambridge punting experience at the riverside boarding station. Meet your professional punting chauffeur, settle into your comfortable seat and prepare to discover Cambridge's historic colleges, beautiful bridges and fascinating university traditions from the River Cam.

Darwin College

Discover Darwin College, one of Cambridge University's postgraduate colleges, beautifully situated beside the River Cam. Admire its charming riverside buildings and gardens while learning about the college's connection to the famous Darwin family and Cambridge's academic heritage.

Silver Street Bridge

Glide beneath Silver Street Bridge, a historic crossing offering picturesque views of the River Cam. This beautiful location marks the beginning of the famous College Backs, where centuries-old university buildings and stunning riverside scenery create one of Cambridge's most memorable landscapes.

Mathematical Bridge

Admire the famous Mathematical Bridge at Queens' College, one of Cambridge's most photographed landmarks. Originally constructed in 1749, this remarkable wooden bridge is celebrated for its ingenious geometric design and the fascinating myths surrounding its construction.

King's College Bridge

Pass beneath King's College Bridge and enjoy spectacular views of one of Cambridge University's most prestigious colleges. From the river, admire the magnificent King's College Chapel, renowned for its breathtaking Gothic architecture, historic significance and beautiful setting along the College Backs.

Clare College

Cruise past Clare College, Cambridge University's second-oldest surviving college, founded in 1326. Admire its elegant historic buildings, beautifully maintained riverside gardens and the famous Clare Bridge, the oldest surviving bridge over the River Cam in Cambridge.

Trinity Hall

Discover Trinity Hall, a historic Cambridge college founded in 1350. Famous for its longstanding tradition of legal scholarship, the college offers beautiful riverside architecture and peaceful gardens, providing a glimpse into centuries of Cambridge University history and academic life.

Garret Hostel Bridge

Glide beneath Garret Hostel Bridge, a picturesque crossing connecting Cambridge's historic university area. Enjoy wonderful views along the River Cam, with beautiful college buildings, traditional punts and charming riverside scenery creating excellent photography opportunities.

Trinity College

Admire Trinity College, founded by King Henry VIII in 1546 and one of Cambridge University's most celebrated institutions. Discover its extraordinary academic legacy, including connections to Sir Isaac Newton, while enjoying views of the magnificent Wren Library and surrounding historic architecture.

St John's College

Discover St John's College, founded in 1511 and famous for its magnificent riverside architecture. Pass beneath the iconic Bridge of Sighs, one of Cambridge's most recognisable landmarks, and admire the beautiful college buildings while hearing fascinating stories about university history and student traditions.

Kitchen Bridge

Discover Kitchen Bridge at St John's College, a historic crossing over the River Cam. Admire the beautiful college buildings and peaceful riverside scenery while learning about the fascinating traditions and daily life of Cambridge University students.

Magdalene Bridge

Glide towards Magdalene Bridge, one of Cambridge's historic river crossings, located near Magdalene College. Discover the charming surroundings of this northern section of the River Cam, where traditional Cambridge architecture meets the lively atmosphere of the city.

Quayside

Experience the lively atmosphere of Quayside, one of Cambridge's most popular riverside destinations. Admire the colourful traditional punts, historic waterfront buildings and bustling cafés while enjoying a unique perspective of this charming part of the city.

Return Journey – Cambridge College Backs

Pass beneath the magnificent Bridge of Sighs at St John's College, one of Cambridge's most iconic landmarks. Built in 1831, this beautiful covered bridge is famous for its elegant Gothic architecture and resemblance to the celebrated Bridge of Sighs in Venice.

St John's College

Admire the magnificent architecture of St John's College from the River Cam. Founded in 1511, this prestigious Cambridge college is renowned for its historic buildings, beautiful riverside setting and centuries of academic excellence.

Wren Library – Trinity College

Discover the magnificent Wren Library at Trinity College, designed by the celebrated architect Sir Christopher Wren. Completed in 1695, this historic library houses remarkable collections, including manuscripts associated with Sir Isaac Newton, and represents Cambridge's extraordinary intellectual heritage.

Garret Hostel Bridge

Enjoy beautiful views as your punt travels beneath Garret Hostel Bridge, a distinctive crossing over the River Cam. Surrounded by historic university buildings, this picturesque location offers wonderful photography opportunities and a charming perspective of Cambridge's College Backs.

Clare College

Admire the elegant architecture of Clare College, founded in 1326 and recognised as Cambridge's second-oldest surviving college. Enjoy beautiful views of its historic buildings, tranquil riverside gardens and the charming Clare Bridge, which dates back to the 17th century.

King's College Chapel

Marvel at the spectacular King's College Chapel, one of Cambridge's most famous architectural treasures. Built over several generations between the 15th and 16th centuries, this Gothic masterpiece is celebrated for its magnificent stonework, soaring windows and extraordinary history.

Erasmus Building – Queens' College

Discover the distinctive Erasmus Building at Queens' College, a modern architectural landmark designed by renowned architect Sir Basil Spence. Named after the famous Renaissance scholar Erasmus, who studied and taught at Queens' College, the building reflects Cambridge's blend of historic tradition and contemporary design.

Mathematical Bridge

Pass beneath the iconic Mathematical Bridge at Queens' College once again, enjoying a different perspective of its remarkable wooden structure. Discover the fascinating geometric principles behind this famous Cambridge landmark and the legendary stories associated with its construction.

Silver Street Bridge

Glide beneath Silver Street Bridge and admire the charming riverside scenery surrounding one of Cambridge's historic crossings. Enjoy picturesque views of traditional punts, beautiful college buildings and the peaceful River Cam as your journey approaches its final section.

Darwin College

Pass Darwin College, a postgraduate college established in 1964 and named in honour of the Darwin family. Enjoy views of its charming riverside buildings and peaceful gardens while discovering the college's connection to Cambridge's remarkable scientific and academic heritage.

Cambridge Punting Station – End of Tour

Conclude your unforgettable 50-minute Cambridge punting experience as your boat returns to the original departure point. After discovering historic university colleges, picturesque bridges and the beautiful College Backs, disembark and continue exploring the charming city of Cambridge at your own leisure.