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Amsterdam Classic Saloon Boat Canal Cruise with Live Guide
About This Tour
Step aboard our luxurious classic saloon boat and discover Amsterdam from the water in style. During this 1-hour canal cruise, our experienced skipper and live guide will take you past the city’s most iconic landmarks while sharing stories about Amsterdam’s rich culture and history.
Sit back and relax in the comfort of a heated, 100% electric boat with panoramic windows offering the best views of the canals. Enjoy a drink from the onboard bar, serving wine, beer, and soft drinks as you take in the city’s atmosphere.
Admire the 17th-century canal houses, the famous Skinny Bridge, the grand Amstel Hotel, and the charming Grachtengordel district. All from a timeless perspective on Amsterdam’s historic waterways.
Sit back and relax in the comfort of a heated, 100% electric boat with panoramic windows offering the best views of the canals. Enjoy a drink from the onboard bar, serving wine, beer, and soft drinks as you take in the city’s atmosphere.
Admire the 17th-century canal houses, the famous Skinny Bridge, the grand Amstel Hotel, and the charming Grachtengordel district. All from a timeless perspective on Amsterdam’s historic waterways.
What's Included
✓ Included
- Experienced local skipper and live guide
- 1-hour Canal Cruise on a classic saloon boat
- Onboard bar (Drinks available for purchase)
Itinerary
1
The reason the houses in Amsterdam are tilted is because of the soil. The city is built on marshlands, which
means that everything heavy sinks right into the soil.
Therefore, we started to build upon wooden poles to
reach a deeper and more sturdy layer of soil that could
support the heavy houses.
means that everything heavy sinks right into the soil.
Therefore, we started to build upon wooden poles to
reach a deeper and more sturdy layer of soil that could
support the heavy houses.
2
The Southern Church is another beautiful church designed
by Hendrick de Keyser. It was built in between 1603 - 1611.
by Hendrick de Keyser. It was built in between 1603 - 1611.
3
Today this area is known as the “Stopera”, a combination of STadhuis (Cityhall in Dutch) and Opera. Together they form the Stopera!
4
After the Thorbecke bridge you will see the famous 7
Bridges! If you are lucky, and there are no other boats, you
can see 7 identical stone bridges in a row.
Bridges! If you are lucky, and there are no other boats, you
can see 7 identical stone bridges in a row.
5
Admire the stunning mansions along the Golden Bend of the Herengracht, a place renowned for its historical grandeur and lavish architecture.
6
Explore the beauty of Amsterdam from the water as you cruise along the picturesque Amstel River, which has been a lifeline of the city for centuries.
Good to Know
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels