There’s no better way to see Amsterdam than from a canal boat! You’ll get picked up from the city centre before hopping aboard your private boat, complete with skipper and tour guide.
You’ll have the boat all to yourselves for 90 minutes, along with free wine, beer and soft drinks for the duration of the tour.
Pick your poison then sit back and enjoy the guided tour of one the world’s most stunning cities. Amsterdam is knock-your-socks-off stunning, so the gorgeous views, picturesque canal-side architecture and iconic bridges can’t fail to impress.
You’ll learn all about the Dutch’s capital fascinating history, local myths and, of course, its infamous naughty side as you make your relaxing journey through the gentle waterways.
Make sure you don't go hungry! Why not upgrade and indulge in a pizza onboard? Available to add once your activity has been booked.
A Private Canal Boat Tour in Amsterdam gives you a great overview of this exciting city, packed with fantastic photo opportunities.
Important information
Age restriction: 18+.
Passengers boarding under the influence of alcohol may be denied entry.
A €150 deposit will be taken before departure and returned at the end of the cruise so long as the boat and fixtures are left in good condition.
Pizza upgrade is available to purchase once your booking has been secured (min 10 required for pizza).
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The absolute highlight of our (my) weekend. Peter our captain and Raoul his attentive first mate were brilliant. Awesome way to see Amsterdam. Could've spent the whole weekend on a little raw ferry! Just amazing.
Philip
Wed, 6th Jun 2018
This was a great event, if somewhat too short timewise. Would have loved to stay on longer.
Sara
Wed, 6th Jun 2018
Best part of the whole weekend, worked really well. Could help in future if groups are told name of boat they are looking for.