Old Amsterdam
Already seen the city centre? Where next? We’ll leave the postcard views behind and head for the part of Amsterdam that once worked as a port. We’ve got three hours to explore the harbour and cruise out to the Prinseneilanden.
Where we’ll go
The water opens up in the harbour. From the boat, you can see how much space the city once needed to keep its port running. Around the Prinseneilanden, we’ll talk about why Amsterdam built islands and how the port shaped life on the streets nearby.
Who it’s for
Anyone who’s already cruised the central canals, and locals curious about the city beyond their usual routes. Three hours gives you time to talk to your guide and take in the city from the deck and the cabin.
3 hours · private cruise · English, Ukrainian or Russian. Send us your date and group size. We’ll confirm the route around the city centre based on your boarding point and navigation conditions.
We’re the first official Ukrainian company on Amsterdam’s canals with our own boat recognised as part of Dutch maritime heritage. The boat was built in the Netherlands a century ago. We restored it and refurbished the interior. Today we run private Amsterdam canal tours aboard it in Ukrainian, Russian and English.
Price & practical details
Price for your private group. Our boat takes up to 11 guests with a separate guide. We confirm the date, route and boarding point before payment. Cheese, fish and drinks can be ordered separately.
Questions & answers
How many guests fit on the boat?
Up to 11 guests with a separate guide. The boat has a capacity limit, and we stick to it. If your group is larger, we’ll look for another option.
Is the boat warm in winter, and is it covered?
Yes. There’s a roof and a heated cabin with panoramic windows. You can enjoy the canals without freezing your backside off.
Can we order food and drinks on board?
Yes. We can arrange cheese, fish, snacks and drinks. Let us know ahead of time so everything can be ready when you arrive. We agree the selection and price separately.
