Great boat tour! - Awesome tour, Stephan is a great guide! Lots of fun facts and history provided. Ideal to do early on in your trip so they can give you recommendations.

Fantastic! - Fantastic experience, Stephan was excellent! Lots of fun stories and great views, beautiful sights.

so great! loved stephan - stephan was a great skipper, very knowledgeable and a great storyteller. very entertaining yet informative

Boat tour - It was amazing trip. We love the tour. Steven explained almost everything about amsterdam. Thank you

10/10 recommend! - Everything was great! Interesting facts you wouldn’t hear otherwise. Great value for money and nice atmosphere on board.

Thanks! - Thank you Stephen! Loved the tour, very fun and informational. Definitely recommend it to see Amsterdam.

Excellent Tour! - We took the canal cruise the first day we arrived in Amsterdam. The tour was very entertaining and informative and gave us ideas for places to check out for the rest of our trip. Joost did a great job

Hans and Marc are remarkable! - Cost a silver of Holland Pass. It’s totally worth ! Captains are so humorous and knowledgeable,Hans introduced some history of Amsterdam and sang songs with Marc which made the trip more fun . Many choices for the drinks（2 free drinks ) .super recommend for solo travelers or groups 船長很有趣，景色優美，加上歷史故事導覽跟免費飲品，風輕輕吹、陽光耀眼的下午，船長不時唱歌炒熱氣氛（而且真的很好聽），非常值得推薦參加！來阿姆斯特丹千萬不要錯過囉

Extremely Entertaining - My partner and I visited the city in October. We decided we'd go on a canal tour to see the city. I'm so glad we chose this tour because our captains, Hans and Marc provided us no end to our enjoyment! Not only were the extremely knowledgeable about the city and its highlights but they were also very entertaining. The highlight of our tour was when the pair of them sang to us, these songs no less! They're very talented performers! I'll be recommending this tour to my friends and family should they ever decide to visit Amsterdam!

Fun, relaxing, a real can't miss! - We had been thinking about taking a canal cruise on our trip, and when our feet gave up after our walking tour of the city, we were able to swap a different pre-booked walking tour for this cruise. The dock we were directed to was right outside of the Amsterdam Central station. We hopped on an open air boat (do an open air cruise, if the weather is nice, trust me!) along with 6 other passengers, for a total of 8, plus our captain, Charley. The boat could easily have held many more people, so we got lucky having such a small group. The boat was equipped with seat cushions, blankets and umbrellas, and although the tour officially offered 2 drinks per person, Charley told us to drink as much as we wanted! Soda, wines, and beer were all available, and included in the price of our tickets. We took a leisurely cruise throughout the city, hitting areas that we hadn't gotten to on our walking tour. We went under bridges, through tunnels, onto the Amstel River. We passed the Opera House and the Jewish Quarter. Charley was very knowledgeable about all the areas she cruised us to, and in addition to being a great tour guide, she was a great conversationalist, talking to us about how different areas of the city were impacted by the war or how the different communities made an impact/influence on the city. We passed houseboat after houseboat, and some were for sale. Charley informed us that those boats usually cost no less than 1 million euros! At one point, she let everyone on the boat have a turn at the helm. I was going to pass, but then my husband pointed out, "when are you ever going to get a chance to steer a boat in Amsterdam again?" and so, I did it. You should too, if given the chance! Because there were so few people on the boat, everyone was able to move around and get just the right photo of everything that they wanted. Everyone helped each other take the "perfect" couples photo and although many drinks were consumed, everyone behaved themselves. It was the perfect ending to our first day in Amsterdam!