• Canal Ring (Grachtengordel) - The Amsterdam Canal Ring, known as Grachtengordel, is one of the city’s most iconic and historic districts. Constructed in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age, the canals create a stunning network of waterways bordered by elegant merchant houses, charming bridges, and historic streets.

Today, the Canal Ring is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers one of the finest ways to appreciate the beauty and history of Amsterdam, especially from the water.

• Anne Frank House - The Anne Frank House is a significant historical site in Amsterdam. During World War II, Anne Frank and her family hid in the secret annex of this building while the Netherlands was under Nazi occupation.

Currently, the house serves as a museum dedicated to Anne Frank’s life and diary. It stands as a poignant reminder of history and a symbol of hope, tolerance, and freedom. Visitors from around the globe come to see where her story unfolded.

• Prinsengracht - Prinsengracht is one of the main canals in Amsterdam’s renowned canal ring. Built in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age, it extends over three kilometers and is lined with beautiful canal houses, houseboats, and historic bridges.

Along Prinsengracht, visitors will find some of Amsterdam’s most famous landmarks, including the Anne Frank House. Cruising along this canal provides a perfect view of the historic charm and unique architecture that make Amsterdam so special.

• Westerkerk - Westerkerk is one of Amsterdam’s most famous churches. Constructed in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age, the church stands proudly along Prinsengracht and is renowned for its impressive tower, the tallest church tower in the city.

The tower is crowned with the blue crown of the Dutch royal family and has become an iconic feature of Amsterdam’s skyline. Westerkerk is also closely linked to the story of Anne Frank, who wrote about hearing its bells while hiding nearby during World War II.

• IJ - The IJ is the expansive waterfront that runs along the northern side of Amsterdam, connecting the city to its historic harbor and the North Sea Canal. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Amsterdam skyline, modern architecture such as the A’DAM Tower and EYE Film Museum, and the vibrant harbor area near Central Station.

Our cruise provides a unique experience on this impressive waterway — we are the only cruise company that sails on the IJ as part of the tour, offering guests a rare opportunity to see Amsterdam from a completely different perspective.

• Seven Bridges View Point - The Seven Bridges of Amsterdam offer one of the city’s most famous and picturesque views. From a special spot on the Reguliersgracht, one can look straight through seven historic bridges perfectly aligned across the canal.

This unique perspective is especially enchanting in the evening, when the bridges are illuminated and their lights reflect in the water. The Seven Bridges view is a favorite highlight during canal cruises and a popular photo spot for visitors exploring Amsterdam.

• Skinny Bridge - The Magere Brug, or Skinny Bridge, is one of Amsterdam’s most famous and romantic bridges.

This historic white wooden drawbridge spans the Amstel River and connects the banks between the Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht canals. Dating back to the 17th century, it is known for its elegant design and beautiful nighttime lighting with hundreds of small lamps.

Today, the Magere Brug is a cherished landmark and a popular photo spot, especially in the evening when the lights reflect on the water. It’s also a highlight for visitors exploring Amsterdam by boat.

• Scheepvaarthuis - The Scheepvaarthuis is one of Amsterdam’s most impressive architectural landmarks. Built in 1916, it was the first building designed in the famous Amsterdam School style, known for its expressive brickwork, sculptures, and maritime details.

Originally constructed as the headquarters for several major Dutch shipping companies, the building reflects Amsterdam’s strong historical connection to trade and maritime travel. Today, it houses the luxurious Grand Hotel Amrâth Amsterdam and remains a stunning example of early 20th-century architecture.

• The Amstel - The main river of Amsterdam offers a great view over the world-famous Skinny Bridge.

The Amstel is the river that gave Amsterdam its name and has played a crucial role in the city’s history and development. Flowing through the heart of Amsterdam, the river provides wide views of some of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Along the Amstel, visitors can see famous buildings such as the Magere Brug, the elegant Royal Theatre Carré, and the historic Hermitage Amsterdam. Cruising along the Amstel offers a beautiful perspective of Amsterdam’s historic architecture and vibrant waterfront.

• NEMO Science Museum - The NEMO Science Museum is one of Amsterdam’s most recognizable buildings. Designed by the renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano, the building resembles a large green ship rising from the water.

Located in the Oosterdok area, NEMO is the largest science museum in the Netherlands and a popular attraction for visitors of all ages. Its unique architecture and rooftop terrace offer fantastic views over the city and the surrounding waterfront.

• VOC Ship ‘Amsterdam’ replica - The VOC ship Amsterdam is a full-scale replica of an 18th-century trading ship of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). The original ship was built in 1748 and sailed from Amsterdam to Asia as part of the global trading network of the Dutch Golden Age.

Today, the impressive replica can be seen next to the National Maritime Museum. The ship offers visitors a glimpse into the maritime history of the Netherlands and the adventurous voyages that once connected Amsterdam with the rest of the world.

• 75-minute Canal Cruise
• 100% electric, glass-covered boat
• Live commentary in English, audio system in other languages
• Drinks available on board (optional)

Explore Amsterdam on a 75-minute luxury canal cruise. Unwind on a fully electric boat with a local skipper and glide through the UNESCO-listed canals, passing iconic bridges, historic homes, and renowned landmarks.

Enjoy spacious seating, ample legroom, and panoramic windows on our covered and heated vessel, ideal for any season. Experience an intimate, relaxed atmosphere with comfort and stunning views of landmarks like the Anne Frank House, Westerkerk, the Skinny Bridge, and the Seven Bridges.

Your local skipper will navigate you through the city’s heart, sharing captivating stories about Amsterdam’s history, culture, and daily life. Gain authentic insights from someone who truly understands the canals.

A welcoming onboard host serves refreshing drinks, adding an extra touch of hospitality.

Discover why an Amsterdam canal cruise is among the most popular experiences in the Netherlands and view the city from its most beautiful perspective — the water.

• Take the complimentary ferry ‘F3 Buiksloterweg’ behind the Central Station across the river. This is free and cost you 5 minutes. At the end walk 250 meters to the left and you’ll arrive at our meeting point.

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