AMSTERDAM
135 Tours Reviewed
Amsterdam by canal is great. This cruise adds comfort and a live guide who helps you see the city, not just float past it. You’ll ride a quiet, electric-powered boat with an open-air deck (and heating/closed setup in winter), gliding…
A canal cruise can teach fast. This one-hour ride through Groningen’s canals pairs an easy loop of sights with a guided audio and text commentary, so you’re not just watching towers go by. You’ll learn how the city’s waterways shaped…
Amsterdam looks different from the water. This 75-minute open-boat canal cruise is a smart way to see the UNESCO canal belt up close, including the tight canal stretches big boats usually skip. I also like that the ride keeps things…
Amsterdam has two kinds of cold. This combo gives you classic canal views from a luxury glass-topped boat and then sends you into the neon-cool world of Xtracold Icebar, where even your drink glass is ice. I like that the…
Delft looks different from the water. This canal cruise pairs a live guide with an experienced captain, so you get stories as the boat threads Delft’s famous waterways and bridges. I especially like how the narration ties Delft’s big names…
Amsterdam’s canals look different when you hear them explained on the water. This 100% electric cruise is designed for a quick, high-impact “first views” day: you glide past classic canal houses, major bridges, and landmarks tied to Amsterdam’s growth. I…
Amsterdam looks different from the water. This one-hour open-boat canal cruise lets you glide past Amsterdam’s famous waterways while a 100% electric boat engine keeps the ride quiet. You can start from Central Station or the Anne Frank House area,…
Amsterdam feels different when you’re not walking. This one-hour guided cruise takes you close to major sights along the UNESCO canals, with stories timed to what you see outside the glass. What I like most is the combination of small-boat…
Canals, stories, and a quieter boat ride. This one-hour cruise gives you Amsterdam’s landmarks from the water with a German-speaking guide and a fully electric boat. The only real drawback to weigh: it’s not suitable for wheelchair users, and during…
Amsterdam’s canals feel like a movie set. What makes this cruise different is the semi-open, zero-emissions electric boat design: on nicer days you get a more open-air feel, and when weather turns you can close the top without losing the…
Two icons in one smooth day. I like skip-the-line Rijksmuseum entry, and I like the 1-hour canal cruise through Amsterdam’s Canal Belt. The one real catch: your museum entrance is tied to a time slot, while the boat leaves from…
Amsterdam looks different from the water. This cruise is a relaxed, family-friendly canal ride on an electric open boat with live English commentary, plus Dutch snacks and drinks served onboard. I like the pacing (you get time to look, not…
An hour on Amsterdam’s canals feels like a reset. I love that you’re cruising UNESCO-listed Golden Age canals with real commentary, and I also like the option for an open bar to match the relaxed pace. One catch: there’s no…
Gliding through Giethoorn feels like time travel. This electric canal cruise turns a quick visit into something special: you slide past bridges and green waterways, then hear how Giethoorn works and why it became famous for its car-free canals, all…
The Hague looks better from the water. This canal cruise is an easy, low-effort way to see the city layers at canal level, with canal stories shared by guides like Anna and Marian. I especially like how the route shows…
