AMSTERDAM
295 Tours Reviewed
Amsterdam canals look different from water. This is a German-language boat trip on a 100% electric open boat, with an onboard bar and a guide who shares stories in fluent German. You get a full hour of landmark views at…
Cheese and wine on a canal boat is a solid idea. This 1-hour Amsterdam cheese & wine cruise puts a tasting spread right into the middle of the city, on a traditional Dutch boat. You’ll glide through Amsterdam’s famous canals…
That first windmill view hits fast. This day trip is built for people who want two famous Dutch scenes—Zaanse Schans and Giethoorn—without fighting schedules all day. I like the way the route keeps you moving but doesn’t feel like a…
This Amsterdam cruise keeps the focus where it should be: great views and good food. The boat is a classic heated saloon setup, so you’re not battling wind and chill, and the dinner comes as a full 3-course à la…
Modern art plus canal views in one day. This combo is a smart way to see Amsterdam from two angles: first inside the Stedelijk Museum for modern and contemporary art, then from the water on a 1-hour canal cruise through…
Night lights over the canals hit different. This 75-minute Amsterdam Light Festival cruise is built for seeing the city’s illuminated story from the water, with a local skipper and live English guide bringing context as you glide past iconic spots.…
Rotterdam looks better from the water. This 1.5-hour Summer Cocktail Cruise is a simple, stylish way to see the city’s famous skyline while you sip two included cocktails and graze on savory snacks. It runs along the Maas River, so…
Giethoorn feels like a postcard. This day trip is interesting because it pairs a real canal cruise with time to explore on your own—so you get the big views and still have freedom when the crowds thin. I especially like…
Real bodies and real canals in one neat plan. I love how the Body Worlds exhibit uses real specimens to teach you how the human body is built, and I also love that the day doesn’t end with facts alone—you…
Dancing in silence on Amsterdam canals is genius. I love the unlimited drinks and the silent disco headphones that let our group party without disturbing the waterway rules. I also like that it’s private, run by a local skipper, so…
Giethoorn is what happens when Dutch waterways get the spotlight. This day trip from Amsterdam mixes a smooth coach ride with a one-hour boat tour, then gives you time to roam a village where cars simply can’t steal the show.…
A Sunday canal cruise with dessert and tea. This Amsterdam canal high tea is a 1.5-hour ride that threads through the UNESCO canal system and quiet inner-waterways. I love the high tea spread, with choices like macarons, bonbons, sandwiches, scones,…
Liquids, laughter, and canals in one hour. A private canal cruise with an open bar lets you see Amsterdam’s waterways at a slower pace, while your drinks are handled for you. You’ll glide past major spots like the Red Light…
Light season hits different at night. This Amsterdam Light Festival cruise has you floating through glowing canal installations while an on-board setup helps you understand what you’re seeing and who made it. It’s not just pretty lighting, it’s a short…
Street art and canals in one ticket. This combo works because it links two sides of Amsterdam that usually need separate plans: you get STRAAT Museum for the art, then a 1-hour cruise where you see the city sliding past…
