• Amsterdam - In 1275, Count Floris V granted Amsterdam a toll privilege, exempting it from bridge tolls. This attracted international traders, allowing them to sell goods at reduced prices. During the Middle Ages, Amsterdam evolved into one of the world’s largest trading cities. The 17th century marked a Golden Age, with Amsterdam becoming Europe’s most significant trading hub and the leading financial center of the western world.

• Alcohol consumption allowed on board
• English-speaking guide available
• Smoking permitted
• Late evening canal tour

• Drinks & Snacks (Bring your own)
• Smokes (bring your own)

NEW ACTIVITY - Enjoy a friendly 420 smoking boat tour during a tranquil late evening when the waterways are less busy. Discover Amsterdam’s UNESCO Heritage Canal Belt on a 75-minute relaxing boat journey.

BRING YOUR OWN tasty (alcoholic) drinks and favorite snacks. Purchase refreshments from the Albert Heijn supermarket, conveniently located just twenty meters from the starting point. Depart from Leidse Square and sail past iconic landmarks when the canals are nearly empty.

Marvel at the stunning views of the sunset reflecting on the canals, surrounded by the 750-year-old city. Admire the Bridge of Monet, the Dancing Houses, and the charming Seven Bridges. With an English-speaking guide, gain intriguing insights as you explore the historic canals from the Old City Wall to the Amstel River.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.