• The Jordaan - Navigate the narrow, winding canals of Jordaan, a neighborhood celebrated for its artistic flair and village-like charm. Here, 17th-century homes gently lean over the water, bridges arch elegantly, and hidden courtyards are nestled behind canal houses. It offers a quieter, more intimate side of the city, often missed by tourists but cherished by locals.
• Canal Ring (Grachtengordel) - Glide through the heart of Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal belt, one of the most well-preserved 17th-century canal systems globally. Your guide will highlight the grand merchant houses, share stories from the city’s Golden Age, and explain how these waterways have shaped Amsterdam’s identity. Here, history and daily life flow seamlessly together.
• De Gouden Bocht - Sail along the most prestigious section of the Herengracht, where the wealthiest merchants of the Dutch Golden Age constructed their grandest homes. The opulent facades and stately mansions here reflect a period at the peak of Amsterdam’s trading power. Even today, the Golden Bend remains one of the city’s most remarkable sights.
• Amsterdam - Pass beneath the iconic Seven Bridges on the Reguliersgracht, a famous sequence of arches that encapsulate the essence of Amsterdam. This is one of the most photographed locations in the city, and for good reason—each bridge frames a new perspective of the canals and the life that unfolds along them.
• The Amstel - The Amstel is Amsterdam’s original waterway, where the city’s story began. Today, it is lined with a blend of historic landmarks and modern architecture, offering a glimpse into how the old and new coexist here. Your guide will share tales of the river’s role in shaping the city, from its medieval origins to its place in Amsterdam today.
• Amsterdam - Spot the whimsical Dancing Houses, a trio of leaning buildings that appear to sway along the water’s edge. Their playful, off-kilter charm serves as a reminder that even in a city known for its precision, there’s always room for a little unexpected delight.
• Amsterdam - Drift past the very canal where Claude Monet set up his easel in 1874, capturing the light and life of Amsterdam in his paintings. The canal still feels recognizable today. Houseboats bob gently, bicycles rest on bridges, and the same soft light dances on the water.

• Private Tour
• Local certified skipper
• Live commentary on board
• Eco-friendly sightseeing cruise
• Drinks (Water, Soft drinks, Beer, Prosecco)

• Food (You may bring your own on-board!)

This exclusive cruise offers a unique opportunity to discover Amsterdam from a small, open boat. It’s just you, your companions, and your guide. The journey is flexible, allowing you to linger at your preferred spots, whether it’s beneath the Seven Bridges or through the serene Jordaan canals. Your guide will highlight fascinating details such as the leaning Dancing Houses or the location where Monet painted. There’s ample opportunity for questions or simply enjoying the city’s scenery.

As evening falls, the canals mirror the streetlights, and the usual hustle and bustle diminishes. You may glide past houseboats with glowing windows or hear the distant ring of a bicycle bell. It’s a leisurely, relaxed way to experience the city, providing plenty of time to absorb it all.

• There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation in case of extreme weather. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately. Blankets and optional roof available

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