Amsterdam Private Saloon Boat Cruise Experience

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| Amsterdam, Netherlands

Features

Free Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Duration

1.5 hours

Live guide

Private tour

We serve Heineken Beer, Wine, Soda's
Snacks
Guide: In-person: English, Dutch

Transportation

Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Experience Amsterdam’s picturesque canals aboard a private saloon boat, a beautifully restored classic vessel designed for comfort and elegance. Glide through iconic waterways, taking in the historic bridges and charming canal houses from the cozy indoor lounge.

Perfect for couples, families, and small groups, this exclusive cruise offers a personalized...

Group Tour

1
Herengracht
We cruise thought the beautiful canals of the Herengracht.
2
Reguliersgracht
REGULIERSGRACHT (7 BRIDGES): monumental view - The only point in the Amsterdam canals where you can see seven bridges one after the other in a single view

The Jordaan

Jordaan Area - Leliegracht leads to the neighborhood of ‘de Jordaan’. The Jordaan was designed as a neighborhood for Amsterdam’s growing working class. The name Jordaan refers to the French word jardin, which means garden. This is reflected in the neighborhood’s street names, which all refer to plants and trees....

Anne Frank House

Prinsengracht #263 is the former home of Anne Frank, where her world-famous diary Het Achterhuis is about. This is the place where during the Second World War the Frank family went into hiding in the back house of the building.

Westerkerk

The Westerchurch (Westerkerk) was built between 1620-1631 in Renaissance style (see right image). The tower is famous, not only because Anne Frank wrote about it in her diary, but also because it is the highest church tower in Amsterdam with 87 meters. The imperial crown on top of the tower...

Prinsengracht

Compared to the other canals, the Prinsengracht is a relatively modest canal. Whereas Herengracht was built and designed for Amsterdam's upper class, Prinsengracht was designed as a transitional canal between the rich canal belt and the working-class neighborhoods (Jordaan) that surrounded them. This can also be seen in the houses...

Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)

The canal belt has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2008. In total, there are 165 ca-nals in Amsterdam with a total length of 100 km and an average depth of 2.6 meters. A total of 1680 bridges run across them (while Venice has only 400).

Amstelkerk

AMSTEL CHURCH dates from 1668 and was originally built as a wooden, temporary church for the residents of the newly constructed canal belt. The plans for a permanent stone church were never carried out; hence the temporary church is still there after almost 350 years. Today, the church hosts cultur-al...

Magere Brug

MAGERE BRUG ‘SKINNY BRIDGE’ is the oldest still working, partly wooden, drawbridge in Amsterdam and a National Monument. The Skinny Bridge was built in the 17th century. At that time, the city council was a bit short of money, so they decided not to build an exorbitant bridge, but a...

H'ART Museum

HERMITAGE MUSEUM is located in the Amstelhof. The building dates from 1681 and was originally a nursing home (for 300 years). In 2007, the nursing home was converted to a museum. Some rooms were maintained and restored.
The Hermitage museum is an annex of the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg, Russia,...

Blauwbrug

BLAUWBRUG ‘BLUE BRIDGE’ owes its name to its predecessor: a drawbridge like the Skinny Bridge, but with blue railings. The current Blauwbrug dates from 1883 and was inspired by the Pont Neuf in Paris. Because of the World Exhibition in Amsterdam in 1883, a new bridge with grand appearance was...