AMSTERDAM
140 Tours Reviewed
Amsterdam’s canals make it hard to leave. This open-boat cruise is an easy way to see the historic center from the water without the stress of renting a bike and getting lost. I like the electric, quiet boats (so you…
Groningen from the water feels instantly real. This 1-hour open-boat canal cruise gives you city highlights with a real local story thread, not just a drive-by tour. I like how the boat-time is packed with specifics like Westerhaven and the…
Two hours on Amsterdam canals beats walking. This private cruise gives you a slower, smarter view of the city, with a live guide and your own boat for your group. You can ask for specific places to pass, too, so…
Haarlem from the water feels calmer and closer. This 50-minute guided canal cruise starts at the 18th-century windmill De Adriaan and glides along the Spaarne River on a very quiet, 100% electric open boat. You get comfy pillows, a real…
If you like unusual tourist stops, this is one. The combo pairs Icebar Xtracold Amsterdam (a fully ice-built bar) with a 1-hour Amsterdam canal cruise that takes in major sights like the Anne Frank House and the Magere Brug (Skinny…
This cruise is a fast way to get your bearings and read the city from the water. In about an hour, you glide past centuries of canal life, from historic canal houses and churches to modern showpieces, with commentary in…
Amsterdam has a great beer-to-boat combo. I really like how this ticket bundles Heineken Experience with a 75-minute canal cruise so you knock out two big Amsterdam highlights without spending extra time planning. You also get onboard audio commentary in…
Dinner on the canals feels like cheating. In a good way. This Amsterdam cruise pairs sunset canal views with a 4-course dinner and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. You glide past the canal belt’s UNESCO-listed lanes while onboard narration…
One ticket, two classic Amsterdam moments. This combo pairs Madame Tussauds with a calm, one-hour canal boat ride, so you get famous faces indoors and then the city’s 17th-century streetscape from the water. I like that the entry is fast-track,…
Winter makes canals extra photogenic. On a heated sloop in Amsterdam, you glide past lit canal houses and bridges while your captain brings the stories to life. I especially love the cozy winter setup and how the open-deck design helps…
The canals tell stories fast. This 1-hour canal cruise runs near the Anne Frank House, and your skipper talks you through what you’re passing as Amsterdam slides by. I love two things most: the open rear photo deck for quick…
Two hours, and Amsterdam feels yours. This 2-hour canal cruise gives you a front-row seat on UNESCO canals, with big sights like the Anne Frank House and the Amstel River. I love that it runs with a small group (max…
This is an Amsterdam canal cruise designed for small-group comfort and a gentler start to the day. You’re out on the water early, when reflections look their best and the canals feel less crowded. I especially like the 1928 saloon…
Leiden looks different from the water. This guided canal cruise gives you a straight-on view of the historic center, with your captain pointing out key landmarks as you glide past. I especially love how you get City Hall and Hortus…
Canals in Amsterdam never get old. This one is a 75-minute family-friendly cruise with multilingual audio that helps you connect the pretty buildings to real history. You’ll glide through the UNESCO-listed Canal District at a relaxed pace, with a snackbox…
