• Oudezijds Voorburgwal - Begin your journey in one of the city’s most historic areas. These narrow waterways, dating back to the 14th century, are accessible only by small boats, offering a serene glimpse into medieval Amsterdam.
• Grimburgwal - Glide through tranquil canals once frequented by monks and traders. Encircled by 17th-century homes and bridges, this area retains the charm of old Amsterdam.
• Oude Kerk - Established in 1306, the Oude Kerk is the oldest building in Amsterdam. Discover its evolution from a Catholic church to a Calvinist icon, uniquely situated in the heart of the Red Light District.
• Centraal Station - Admire the magnificent Neo-Renaissance station from the water. Designed by Pierre Cuypers, who also created the Rijksmuseum, it once sparked controversy for obstructing the city’s view of the IJ.
• NEMO Science Museum - Cruise beneath the distinctive green rooftop crafted by architect Renzo Piano. This structure emerges from the historic shipyard docks where Amsterdam’s industrial port once flourished.
• Het Scheepvaartmuseum | The National Maritime Museum - Sail past a replica of the 18th-century VOC ship Amsterdam, a symbol of Dutch naval prowess. The museum, formerly the Admiralty’s naval warehouse, stored gunpowder, sails, and ropes.
• The Amstel - As you approach the Amstel, the canals widen. This expansive river once defined the medieval city’s boundary and was vital for trade and transportation.
• Herengracht - Navigate past the esteemed “Golden Bend,” where Amsterdam’s wealthiest merchants erected their opulent canal mansions during the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age. These residences, with their elaborate facades and extensive plots, showcased affluence and influence.
• Magere Brug - This renowned white wooden drawbridge is among the city’s most romantic locations. Local lore suggests that couples who kiss beneath the Magere Brug will remain together forever. The original bridge was so narrow that two pedestrians could scarcely pass each other, earning it the nickname “Skinny Bridge.”
• Munt Tower (Munttoren) - Close to the flower market, you’ll find the Munttoren, once part of the city fortifications. In the 17th century, it served as a mint for coins when the French halted silver shipments to the Dutch Republic.

• Luxury boat experience
• Skipper and Live Guide
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
• Dutch cheese

• No toilet on board

Sail through the UNESCO-listed canals of Amsterdam while enjoying unlimited beverages and indulging in authentic Dutch Gouda cheese. With a maximum of 12 guests, the experience is intimate, laid-back, and enriched with fascinating insights from a local guide. You’ll glide past famous landmarks such as the Skinny Bridge, the VOC ship, and Amsterdam’s oldest canals, as well as discover secret spots accessible only by small boats.

-Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks

-A generous serving of authentic Dutch Gouda cheese

-Exclusive access to hidden canals for small boats

-Engaging and personal anecdotes from your local guide

• No toilet on board

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