Top Netherlands Boat Hire

Explore Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canals at your own pace with a pedal boat rental. Explore the labyrinth of waterways at your leisure, stopping to snap photos of picturesque bridges and sights like the Anne Frank House and the Rijksmuseum. The boat accommodates up to four passengers, and going on an independent tour means you can seek out only the attractions you're interested in.

Rent a canal boat in Amsterdam for a unique self-guided adventure. Starting at just €97.50 for 2 hours, explore the city from the water with friends or family. Our electric boats are easy to sail, requiring no boating license. You’ll receive a map and recommendations for the best routes, including sights like the Rijksmuseum and the Anne Frank House. With multiple boarding locations, you can set your own pace and enjoy the beauty of Amsterdam’s canals. - Rent a boat for up to 6 people, ideal for groups - Choose your route and cruise at your leisure - Convenient pickup from 7 locations across Amsterdam - Experience the city’s rich history from a unique perspective

See a different side of Amsterdam as you admire its beautiful canals by night on this cruise. Give your body a break from a day of exploring and relax as you pass by landmarks such as the Westerkerk and Rijksmuseum. As you cruise, learn more about the city’s history via an audio guide, available in multiple languages so you can listen in your native language.

Cruise through Amsterdam's charming canals the modern way, aboard an intimate electric boat with a bar on an evening tour. A fun alternative to standing in a crowded bar, the cruise offers a sociable way to see Amsterdam's landmarks as day turns to night. Illuminated bridges and attractions like the Anne Frank House and Western Church are among the bucket-list-level sights seen.

Explore the scenic canals of Haarlem at your own pace on board a charming self-guided electric boat. There’s no need for a boating license to cruise this comfortable (and silent) boat through the historic waterways that crisscross Haarlem to take in the old town and its sights from the water. Follow the provided map for the most scenic route, or create your own itinerary to take in the sights that interest you most.

Glide through Amsterdam's canals in style and comfort aboard a 100% electric, luxury boat. In summer, ride in an open boat to soak up the city sights with a drink in hand, and when the weather is chilly, warm up with provided blankets. Listen to anecdotes from your host who also pours you drinks like beers, sodas, or cocktails, from the onboard bar. The cruise departs multiple times daily from three different departure locations in the city center of Amsterdam, so it's easy to fit into most sightseeing itineraries.

Looking for the most fun and unique way to explore Amsterdam? Rent a boat in Amsterdam and cruise the iconic canals by yourself, in your own private boat (no licencse required) Everybody above 18 years old can steer the boat, and don’t worry it’s easy. We will explain everything! You will also get a map with routes to take. We offer 4 boat sizes, each with a different maximum capacity. o 7-person boat o 8-person boat o 10-person boat o 12-person boat

Explore the beautiful waterways of Goes aboard your easy-to-handle electric boat rental, perfect for up to 4 people (and pets too.). Enjoy a tranquil touring experience without the noise of traditional motors. This rental is great for families, friends, or couples looking to relax and enjoy the scenery. Choose between 2.5 or 5.5 hours of fun on the water, with a short instruction at the start to get you set. New in 2026 we will have a GPS Tour with historical information on the old waterways of Goes, the history of the town and Zeeland's battle against the sea. - No boating license required; operate the boat with ease - Enjoy a range of 15 km with electric motors for a quiet sail - Bring your own snacks and drinks, including alcohol - Children are welcome, with life jackets provided for everyone

Book your Rotterdam Zoo admission ticket online to skip the entrance queues and start exploring—a popular rainy day activity for local and visiting families. At 160 years old, the zoo is one of Europe’s most oldest and most popular. Highlights include the butterfly house, tropical rainforest room, and aquarium.

Canoe the canals of Holland’s Waterland region at sunset on this 4-hour trip from Amsterdam. Travel with a guide to this rural area, and paddle past reed beds, meadows and picture-postcard villages. Savor the sound of birdsong and scents of wild flowers, glide through landscapes once painted by Rembrandt, and learn how the flat countryside was reclaimed from the sea. Take a swim if the weather allows, and finish with a picnic dinner overlooking a lake and the area’s wooden windmills. Numbers limited to 10 people for a small-group experience.

It can be hard to tick off all of Amsterdam’s highlights when exploring by foot. Open up the city with bike rental, and travel easily between locations while still enjoying an intimate look at landmarks such as the Old Church, Rijksmuseum, or Vondelpark. Choose a rental period that suits your schedule, and receive insider tips from the local provider, before benefiting from the freedom to explore at your own pace.

This private Amsterdam Light Festival boat tour is the ultimate winter activity for anyone who wants to explore the city in a serene and intimate way. No walking, no crowds – just you and the enchanting world of rituals illuminated by light. So whether you're visiting Amsterdam or simply looking for a special night out, let the city sparkle around you on this extraordinary Amsterdam Light Festival boat tour. Drinks, art, and ambiance will accompany you on this magical journey. VIP Canal Tours Amsterdam offers luxury private cruises and experiences on Amsterdam's historic canals. They focus on personalized service and comfort, unlike the larger, often crowded, canal boats. VIP Canal Tours offers both customized private tours and small-group cruises. You'll travel aboard beautifully restored, classic electric saloon boats, such as the 1933 "Energie," which navigate the canals silently and emission-free. Tours are led by professional, local skippers.