The Botticelli resumed service for CroisiEurope earlier this month, according to a social media update from the company.

As reported by Cruise Industry News, the 2004-built riverboat suffered a significant fire while operating in France in late June.

CroisiEurope said the ship welcomed guests back just a few weeks after the fire, highlighting the work of its staff.

“A return made possible by the remarkable work of our technical teams. In record time, they took on a real challenge: restoring the affected spaces, rebuilding, renovating and fine-tuning every detail to allow the Botticelli to regain its passengers,” the company said.

CroisiEurope shared before-and-after images of the areas affected by the fire, noting that the “transformation was impressive.”

“Thank you to all those who invested without counting in this exceptional ship. Thank you for your know-how, your energy and your commitment. We are particularly proud of the work accomplished by our teams,” the company added.

The Botticelli is now sailing on the Seine River, offering weeklong cruises.

In addition to Honfleur, the ship’s itineraries feature visits to Paris, Rouen, Les Andelys, Rives-en-Seine, Chateau de La Roche-Guyon and more.

A fire broke out onboard the Botticelli while the vessel was sailing on the Seine River on June 29, 2026.

The incident was reported at 4 AM, with the ship docked at the French port of Honfleur. All passengers and crew members were safely evacuated.

According to local authorities, 163 people were onboard the riverboat at the time, including 132 guests and 31 staff members.

Nearly 90 firefighters were mobilized and brought the fire under control a few hours later. CroisiEurope later arranged transportation home for affected passengers.