Amsterdam Highlights Small-Group Cruise with Apple Pie, 2 Drinks
- Live Guide
- Instant Confirmation
- E-Ticket
- 1.5 hr
Everyone knows that Amsterdam is famous for its beautiful canals, but did you know we also make the tastiest apple pie in the world?! What better way to finish your morning in Amsterdam with a combination of the two on this 1,5hr Highlights of Amsterdam cruise. We welcome you to experience the Amsterdam canals in maximum comfort and style, aboard one of our truly unique electric boats. Your captain will welcome you aboard with a serving of apple pie and a drink of your choice. Beginning and ending the cruise in the Royal Streets of the canal district at one of the most picturesque areas of the city. From there we show you all the can’t miss highlights, along a perfectly tailored 1,5 hour Amsterdam city canal cruise, well suited for couples, groups and families. Be warned, our 1,5 hour Amsterdam highlights cruise will leave you wanting more, but not to worry, we also offer a number of other fun and relaxing extended cruises, including our all inclusive 2 hour Ultimate cruise!
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Pure Boats
Pass By: Emperor's Canal (Keizersgracht)
We begin the cruise in the Royal Streets, on the Keizersgracht or Emperors Canal next to the Jordaan district, a beautiful unspoilt area of town at the north end of the canal district. You will board the boat and end the cruise outside the original hat factory of Amsterdam, 'Het Rode Hood' (The Red Hat)
Pass By: The Jordaan
The first district we cruise through is always a favourite to explore by boat and by foot. A charming, relaxed area of town, just outside the centre and away from the hustle and bustle of the busy tourist traps.
Pass By: Anne Frank House
Cruising South through the Jordaan district, we will pass Anne Frank House. If a visit to the museum is on your itinerary, Anne Frank House is just a five minute walk from the departure dock, but remember to book tickets in advance!
Pass By: Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)
We continue the cruise around the Canal Belt or Canal Ring, through the picturesque waterways, passing the stunningly preserved 17th century canal houses, toward the River Amstel
Pass By: The Amstel
At the end of the original canal belt, we arrive at the iconic Amstel River. The only natural river in the city of Amsterdam and where the city takes it's name. Here we see the beautiful Skinny Bridge and many famous landmarks.
Pass By: Herengracht
Cruising back through the Herengracht or Gentlemans Canal, we see the biggest mansion houses of the city centre. This area is called the Golden Bend, where the most wealthy merchant families resided. Here you will see the fancy ornate facades, which often depict the trade of the merchant famlies.
