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Departure from Anne Frank House, Central Station or Rijksmuseum

• Duration: 1 hour
• Legendary cruise
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Public tour Luxury Canal Cruise with Unlimited Drinks

Departure from the Anne Frank House

• Explore the city centre of Amsterdam
• Unlimited beer, wine & soft drinks

Public tour Luxury Saloon Boat Cruise with Cheese and Wine

Departure from Anne Frank House or Central Station

• Cruise past monuments and highlights
• Learn about Amsterdam's history and cultural heritage
• Enjoy the unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks and cheese

Public tour Amsterdam Evening Cruise

• Discover romantic Amsterdam
• Enjoy illuminated streets and bridges
• Small group with personal guide

Public tour Exclusive Canal Cruise with Dutch Snacks & Drinks

• Duration: 2 hours
• Live & enthousiastic guide

Public tour 90 Minutes All Inclusive Canal Cruise

• Duration: 1,5 hour
• Small group and fun hosts

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Private boat Booze Cruise

• Private boat with skipper
• Unlimited beer, wine and soda (ice cold!)

Private boat Pizza & Drinks Boat

• Cruise with pizza
• Unique experience with friends and family

Private boat Drinks & Snacks Boat

• Platter with various snacks

Private boat Barbecue Boat

• Fully arranged barbecue
• Unlimited beer, wine and soda

Private boat Burger & Drinks Boat

• Cruise with burgers and drinks
• Unlimited wine, beer and soda (ice cold!)

Private boat Prosecco Boat

• Relaxing on the Canals of Amsterdam
• Incl. one bottle of prosecco per person
• Perfect getaway with friends

Canal Cruise in Amsterdam

There’s so much to see and do in Amsterdam, and Flagship Amsterdam would love to take you on a boat trip for a unique experience on the water. We guarantee:

• The friendliest skipper and host
• Sightseeing from the water
• A refreshing cold drink in your hand

Would you prefer a luxury canal cruise , or do you fancy experiencing the canals at night with illuminated bridges and streets?

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What others think of Flagship Amsterdam

Amazing experience.

"We rented a big boat for Gaypride and we had such a great experience! The boat was perfect, in a great spot, and... working with Eduke was great. He was SO nice and patient with us, and reliable. "

Very nice cruise

"This is the cruise you should take! Why choose one of those standard tour boats when you could choose this one!! Super relaxed. It was so much fun! I highly recommend this."

Beautiful cruise, beautiful boat, excellent service!

"A day out with family in Amsterdam - a beautiful city when you walk around but you only see the real beauty of it from the water! Giel and Carrie were super and created a good, relaxed atmosphere on board with nice stories about Amsterdam. Thank you for an unforgettable hour on the Amsterdam canals!"

FAQ about the canal cruise in Amsterdam

Prices for a canal cruise in Amsterdam vary depending on the tour you choose. Tickets are available starting from €19.95 per person , which includes a skipper and host.

A canal cruise in Amsterdam typically lasts around 60 minutes. During this time, you’ll sail past beautiful sights and monumental buildings in the heart of Amsterdam.

With a canal cruise, you experience Amsterdam from a beautiful sloop, or saloon boat that takes you through the – UNESCO World Heritage listed- canals. This will take you past the famous Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug) and the impressive Golden Bend.

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What does this Travellers’ Choice Award mean for Flagship Amsterdam? Guests who have taken a canal cruise in Amsterdam or a boat tour with Flagship Amsterdam have rated it outstanding. With over 40,000 5-star reviews, we guarantee you will have an unforgettable boat tour. A boat tour in Amsterdam is the perfect getaway whether you’re visiting the capital for a day or living here for a while and want to discover the city from the water. Interested in renting a private boat? Read more about boat rental in Amsterdam!

The city from the water

Amsterdam boasts over 100 kilometres of canals and more than 1500 bridges. During the Golden Age, many of the canals were built, including the popular Herengracht, Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht. Amsterdam’s canals are unique and are listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. An Amsterdam boat tour lends itself perfectly to admiring the symbol of the capital from the water.

Did you know that the canals were, and still are, incredibly important for Amsterdam for several reasons? The canals kept buildings dry, allowed merchants to transport goods through the city more easily, and made it easier to defend the city. Nowadays, the waters are still crowded with, for example, our canal cruise Amsterdam or our private boat tour. It gives you a unique view of the characteristic canal houses. From elegant mansions on the Keizersgracht to converted warehouses on the Brouwersgracht. Our experienced and local boatmen will tell you the best facts about them.

Romantic Amsterdam

The many green trees and romantic bridges give a soft character to the city centre. The Skinny Bridge is beautifully lit in the evening, decorated with hanging flower boxes and parked bicycles, and has been labelled as Amsterdam’s most romantic spot. It is definitely worth taking a photo as you sail past it during our canal cruise Amsterdam. Another photo-worthy bridge is the one on the corner of the Reguliersgracht and Herengracht. That’s not because the bridge itself is so beautiful, but because it gives you a great view over 15 bridges and many canal houses that are stated tight against the water. And if you’re already busy with taking pictures, then grab your opportunity to take a beautiful picture of the Golden Bend where Amsterdam’s most beautiful canal houses are stated.

A unique canal cruise in Amsterdam

At Flagship Amsterdam, we offer you a unique experience on Amsterdam’s canals. Our local skippers and friendly hosts are waiting for you on our public canal cruises. With the luxury saloon boat canal cruise with cheese and wine, you sail past many sights in the city centre and learn about the history and secrets of Amsterdam! The package with wine and cheese is highly recommended, according to many travellers on Tripadvisor: ”Very good wine and a cheese board were the icing on the cake”. On our public canal cruises, you will be on board with a small group of people, which allows you to interact with our skipper and host. They will tell you more about the secrets, facts, and history of Amsterdam in an accessible way, filled with humour. With the Amsterdam evening canal cruise, you will discover romantic Amsterdam and enjoy the illuminated streets and bridges on a 100% electric boat.

With a package of Flagship Amsterdam, you will create a unique experience on Amsterdam’s canals. Do you fancy a drink with friends, family, or colleagues on a sunny afternoon, or opt for a full meal with burgers or pizza? Take a look at our foodbook and look at the endless possibilities we offer.

Besides public boat tours and all-inclusive arrangements, you can also opt for a private boat tour. A private boat tour is ideal for many occasions, such as a bachelor party, a birthday party, a business trip or an ultimate tour through the city centre of Amsterdam. Decide where you want to go yourself, or be surprised by a beautiful route chosen by our skipper. A private boat tour is for anyone who is looking for a great way to discover the canals of Amsterdam. Read more about sloop hire Amsterdam.

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• 5 Best Canals in Amsterdam That You Want To See
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Top 5 Amsterdam Canals

In Dutch a canal is a “gracht” and canals are “grachten”. There are a couple of canals in Amsterdam that form the central canal right, also known as “grachtengordel” in Dutch.

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The beauties came to life during the beginning of the 17th-century, after the population in Amsterdam grew beyond its medieval walls and city planners put together an ambitious idea for expansion. Far from being picturesque or decorative, the canals in Amsterdam were necessary to drain & reclaim the wet land.

In 2010, Unesco listed the canals in Amsterdam (or waterways) as a World Heritage site. The canals in Amsterdam outnumber those in Venice.

Number Of Canals in Amsterdam

There are currently 165 canals in Holland’s capital. Amsterdam also has 3 times as many bridges – more than any other place in the world.

This Dutch city has more bicycles than the 863.200 inhabitants and every year 12.000 bicycles are pulled out of the canals in Amsterdam.

What Canals Are There?

The core canals in Amsterdam are semicircular Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht . A simple way to remember the names of these canals is that, aside from the Singel canal, all others are in alphabetical order as you move outward.

5 Best Canals in Amsterdam

The Singel is a canal in Amsterdam that starts from the IJ-river and ends at Munt Square or Muntplein in Dutch, where it flows into the Binnen Amstel. The Singel was dug in 1428 and extended in 1450. It was initially a moat that defended the western limits of Amsterdam. Amazing, historical buildings are located on this canal – there’s even one that dates back to the year 1600: The House “De Dolphijn”. This used to be the house of Frans Banninck Cocq – who Rembrandt painted in his Night Watch.

Since 1968, the Singel canal also has an official Cat boat – a houseboat containing dozens of cats. The Catboat is the only floating animal sanctuary in the world. A refuge for stray and abandoned cats which, thanks to its special location on a houseboat in Amsterdam’s charming canal belt, has also become a world-famous attraction.

2 | Herengracht

This was where the richest residents of the city moved once the canals in Amsterdam were completed. Before that, they lived on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal – in “ De Wallen “, beter known as the Red Light District. They named the waterway after the Heeren XVII (17 Gentlemen) of the Dutch East India Company and built their beautiful mansions alongside it.

3 | Keizersgracht

The Keizersgracht , the second of the three main canals in Amsterdam that together form the canals, is located between the Herengracht and the Prinsengracht.

Almost as stylish, the Keizersgracht was a bow to Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I and with 28 meters in width the Keizersgracht is the widest canal in town. A special detail is that the Keizersgracht was dug one year later than the Prinsengracht (which was dug in 1614), while Keizersgracht is the second canal of the three main canals.

Also this canal is surround by beautiful, old buildings from the 19th, 18th and even the 17th-century. The oldest building on the Keizersgracht is the House with the Heads , which was built in 1622 and named after the 6 ornaments shaped as heads, which can all be found on the facade.

4 | Prinsengracht

This canal in Amsterdam was named after Willem the Silent, Prince of Orange and the 1st Dutch royal. The Prinsengracht (or Princes canal in English) was created as a somewhat cheaper canal with smaller residences and warehouses. It was one of the canals in Amsterdam that acted as a barrier against the crusty working-class quarter beyond it, also known as the Jordaan.

Nowadays, the Prinsengracht is the liveliest of the canals in Amsterdam, with cafes, shops and many houseboats. Yearly, during the first weekend of August one of Amsterdam’s biggest events takes place on this canal: The Amsterdam Pride (formally known as the Gay Pride).

5 | Brouwersgracht

The Brouwersgracht is a radial canal in Amsterdam which cuts across the others. This canal takes its name from the many breweries that used to produce along the bounding waters. People often find the Brouwersgracht one of the most beautiful canals in Amsterdam.

How Many Canals Does Amsterdam Have?

165 canals. That’s how many Amsterdam has. And that number doesn’t even include all the waterways in the city, just the canals. The 165 canals were built in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age to transport goods and people around the city. Today, they’re used for recreation and tourism. Many people enjoy taking a canal cruise or renting a boat to explore the city from the water. The canals also serve as a major transportation artery for locals getting around town. With so many canals, it’s no wonder Amsterdam is often called the Venice of the North.

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Canal Cruise Amsterdam

Amsterdam is known for its many canals and bridges. The city centre is practically a network of canals, along which you’ll find Amsterdam’s monumental 17th-century canal houses. This historical area is referred to as “Grachtengordel” which would be best translated as “Canal Ring or Canal Belt “. The unique architecture really comes alive while viewed from the water and will leave a great impression. People often state that Amsterdam is best seen from the water. Find out whether that’s true by going on an Amsterdam boat tour yourself! We’ve compiled a selection of what we believe to be the best boat tours in Amsterdam. Within this selection, we’re sure that you’ll find a cruise that suits your needs. Best of all, often there’s a discount for booking online!

Boat tours Amsterdam

What is the best boat tour in Amsterdam? There are many options! Prices of the canal cruises go from around €15,- up to €90, depending on the duration and beverages included in the tours. Are you travelling with a group, or looking for a more intimate experience? Consider booking a private canal cruise ! Most boat tours in Amsterdam offer guided tours and cover the city’s main highlights and main Amsterdam’s attractions . Scroll down to see the various recommended options for a boat tour along the beautiful canals, or go directly to;

• Classic canal boat cruise; best price!
• Semi-open boat tour; best price for an open boat!
• Hop-on-Hop-Off cruise; see the city at your own pace!
• Canal bike: cycle your way through the water!
• Pancake cruise for the hungry sailors; enjoy unlimited pancakes!
• Small open boat cruise; enjoy the canals from a comfortable electric boat!
• New York Pizza cruise; combine your cruise with a pizza!
• Smoke & lounge cruise; a relaxed, marijuana-friendly cruise!
• 60-minute wine and cheese cruise; the highlights on a luxurious boat!
• Wine and Cheese evening cruise; enjoy a drink and a bite after sunset!
• Booze cruise; a great choice to get into the party mood, drinks included!
• 2-hour evening dinner cruise including drinks and a three-course meal!
• Luxury dinner cruise; 3-hour top-of-the-bill cruise including 3-course dinner!
• Private historical canal cruise: enjoy a 100-year-old boat!

You can’t leave Amsterdam without going on a canal cruise, as Amsterdam is best seen from the water!

Classical canal cruise daytime trip – 1 hour

The classical canal boat tour is always a good choice! These comfortable canal boats with glass ceilings and windows give you the opportunity to view the architectural highlights Amsterdam has to offer. In fall and winter, these boats provide you with cover against the weather so you can enjoy the city without feeling cold or getting wet.

There are canal cruises offered both day and night time. Which one is the best canal tour for you is up to you to decide. Obviously, during the day you’ll see more and have better opportunities to take good pictures. However, if you are visiting Amsterdam with the love of your life, there’s nothing as romantic as cruising the canals at night! One of the best-known boating companies in Amsterdam is Lovers Canal Cruises . The boats depart from multiple locations throughout the city, they depart regularly every 20 to 30 minutes. The route goes along all the highlights that Amsterdam has to offer. There are audio guides available in over 18 different languages. Purchasing tickets for your Amsterdam canal tour online will save you a couple of bucks and waiting in the queue.

• Book a daytime cruise directly at Lovers.nl 
• Book an evening cruise directly at Lovers.nl 

– Order your tickets with our exclusive Tours-tickets.com discount code ‘THINGSTODO10’ and get 10% extra off –

Semi-open boat tour (cheapest open boat option) – 1 hour

Enjoy an Amsterdam canal cruise from an electric, solar-powered vessel. On these pollution-free canal boats, you’ll get to enjoy the city comfortably in silence, or as you wish with an audio guide available in several languages. On sunny days, the boat tops will be removed, so that you can freely enjoy the sights of Amsterdam. Therefore these cruises are also a perfect match when you want to take home some magnificent pictures. However, if the weather turns out to be a bit more Dutch than expected, a dry comfortable place is also guaranteed. The semi-open boats depart from the centrally located Raamsdonksteiger, a two-minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station.

– Order your canal tour tickets with our exclusive Tours-tickets.com discount code ‘THINGSTODO10’ and get 10% extra off –

Hop-on-Hop-off cruise – over 1,5 hour tour during 24 hours

The Hop-on-Hop-off boat tour is the most flexible canal cruise in Amsterdam one can find. It allows you to see the city at your own pace. The boat tour takes you on a ride throughout the city. The canal boat stops at 7 different stops and you can get off at any point of choice. Among the seven stops, you’ll find Amsterdam Central Station, Rijksmuseum , the Albert Cuyp market , Anne Frank House , Gassan Diamonds and the Hermitage Museum . Feel free to get off at any point you like. Your ticket is valid for a full 24 hours between 9:15 and 19:00 and there are boats stopping every 25 minutes or so. In between the stops you’ll have plenty of time to visit one of the museums or do some shopping. When you’re ready to go back to finish the cruise no reservation is required, just hop on and hop off as much as you like . If you book your 24-hour ticket online you’ll be rewarded with €2,50 discount for each ticket and do not forget to use our discount.

The Hop on-Hop off cruises can also be booked for 48 hours and can be combined with a bus tour. Visit the following page on all available hop on hop off tours for more information and prices.

Rent a pedal boat

Looking for some playful fun out on the Amsterdam canals? Don’t miss out on the canal bike rentals! Become the captain of your very own pedal boat and cycle your way through the water. The canal bikes are a really cool way to cruise the canals of Amsterdam. This is also a fun thing to do with kids in Amsterdam . Do keep in mind that you won’t see as much of the city as with any sort of boat as it does take a lot of energy to keep the bike moving on the water. The canal bikes will offer you a good workout though and a great time. Especially when it is sunny outside.

Dutch pancake cruise – 75 minutes

Are you looking for a strong traditional Dutch meal including an Amsterdam boat tour? Look no further! “De Pannenkoekenboot” or pancake boat is the best Amsterdam canal tour for you! The boat tour will take you on a cruise over the IJ River, while you can enjoy an all-you-can-eat traditional Dutch dish. The Dutch pancakes are served with toppings of choice, including syrup,  fruit, chocolate, and marmalade, as well as savoury toppings such as bacon, Dutch cheese, and more! The boat departs from the Northern part of Amsterdam, which can easily be reached by the free ferry (NDSM F4) departing every 30 minutes from Amsterdam Central Station. The all-you-can-eat concept is a strongly recommended feast for both adults and kids! Half way the cruise, there will be a special surprise for the kids, as the hatch of the hidden ball pit opens and they can slide right in to have some fun! However, please bear in mind that, due to the size of this ship, you won’t be able to sail the iconic Amsterdam canals and do an iconic Amsterdam canal tour.

Small open boat cruise – 1 hour

Would you like to cruise in a comfortable open boat? This canal cruise is the right one for you! In these small electric vessels, you’ll be able to sit back, relax and enjoy some of the most amazing views of the historic city centre of Amsterdam. Thanks to the electric propulsion, there’s no noise and no pollution. During the cruise, you’ll pass some of the most iconic sights in Amsterdam, including the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge) and the Amstel Hotel. The local captain is accompanied by a host who’ll make sure you won’t get thirsty during the cruise. A variety of drinks and snacks can be purchased during the cruise (not included in the price). These boat cruises can be booked from two departure points in the city centre; Amsterdam Central Station and the Anne Frank House.

• Book the small open boat cruise – with departure from Amsterdam Central Station – at Tiqets.com
• Book the small open boat cruise – with departure from the Anne Frank House – at Tiqets.com

New York Pizza canal cruise – 1.5 hour

If you would like to do a canal cruise in the evening, but the dinner cruise is a bit over your budget, the pizza cruise is a perfect alternative. During this 90 minute cruise, you’ll be covering both the historical and newer parts of the city whilst enjoying a pizza of choice with a beer or a soda. The beverages are included in the price, so you’ll save money that you don’t have to spend on dinner and you can tick off a must-do in Amsterdam! Enjoy a boat tour in Amsterdam while eating pizza. Do we need to say more?

Smoke & lounge boat tour – 1 hour

Amsterdam is widely known for the legalisation of marihuana, which you can buy at one of the many coffeeshops in Amsterdam . This boat trip is for those that want to enjoy the pleasure of smoking some on the water. During this 1-hour canal cruise, you’ll be able to watch Amsterdam drift by while enjoying your smoke. However, make sure to bring your own, as marijuana can only be sold at coffeeshops and not aboard the boat. Since smoking pot can make you thirsty, the cruise includes two drinks of choice. Expect a relaxed boat tour with some like-minded people and some relaxing music. Please note; this boat is not a party boat and doesn’t allow intoxicated people aboard.

Wine & Cheese canal cruise – 1 hour

This 60-minute cruise on a luxurious, modern ship departs regularly from the Anne Frank House . In 60 minutes’ time,  you’ll get to see some of the most iconic parts of Amsterdam, including the Skinny Bridge, the Red Light District and the Maritime Museum . This cruise can be booked either with or without bites and beverages. For a little extra, you can enjoy drinks of choice and some nice Dutch Cheese. The friendly hosts will welcome you aboard the boat and pour you a drink of choice once the boat sets sail. During the comfortable ride on the Amsterdam canals the hosts can tell you all about the sights and surroundings.

• Book the Wine & Cheese cruise – with departure from Amsterdam Central Station – at Tiqets.com
• Book the Wine & Cheese cruise – with departure from the Anne Frank House  – at Tiqets.com

Wine & Cheese evening boat cruise – 1.5 hour

During this 90-minute boat tour in Amsterdam, you’ll get to see the Dutch capital from the water after sunset. You’ll get to sail through Amsterdam’s romantic canal belt while enjoying a drink and a bite. Departing from a location near Amsterdam Central Station, the cruise will take you on some of Amsterdam’s finest UNESCO World Heritage-listed waterways with romantically illuminated bridges. Included in the cruise is a wine of choice; white, red or rose and mineral water. The wine will be accompanied by some tasty bites; a variety of local Dutch cheeses, grapes, bread and figs. A great way of exploring Amsterdam, while enjoying quality time with your loved ones.

Open booze canal cruise – 90 minutes including drinks

Are you looking for a cruise with a bit more excitement than the average, dull, canal cruise? Starboard Boats has got you covered. Their evening booze cruise in a small open boat is tailored for people looking for interaction with other travellers, who are looking to have a good time! During the 90-minute booze cruise, the cold beverages are waiting for you and are all included in the price.  The luxury boats are fitted with comfy cushions and a toilet. The open boats give you the chance to shoot some of the most magnificent pictures of Amsterdam, while a cover will protect you in case of rain.

• A 90-minute cruise in a comfortable, open boat
• Free drinks during the cruise
• Ship fitted with a toilet
• Centrally located pick up (5 minutes from Amsterdam Central Station)

Dinner cruise on a classic canal boat – 2 hours

If you’re looking to do an Amsterdam canal cruise in the evening, combined with a tasty three-course meal, check out this dinner cruise on a classical canal boat! Departing at 19:30 from Amsterdam Central Station, you’ll get to enjoy some amazing views of Amsterdam at sunset. Once you have boarded the boat, you’ll be served freshly baked bread and soup for a starter. The main dish can be chosen upon reservation and includes a vegetarian, fish and meat option. Drinks are already included in the price, you can choose between multiple wines, beers or sodas of choice as well as a bottle of sparkling or still water for each table.  To top it all off, a sweet dessert will be served to all. All in all a perfect cruise for anyone looking to combine an evening cruise on the romantic Amsterdam waterways with a decent meal!

Luxury Dinner Cruise with 3-course fine dining experience – 3 hours

If you’re looking to take your Amsterdam canal tour to the next level, we highly recommend checking out this luxury dinner cruise by Amsterdam Boats . Step aboard one of the high-end saloon boats and prepare for a 3-hour boat trip on the blissful Amsterdam canals, recognized as UNESCO World Heritage. This boat tour takes you along some of the finest historic Amsterdam canals, while you sit back and enjoy an à la carte 3-course dinner, with your loved ones. You’re desired courses will be freshly cooked in an acclaimed riverside restaurant and can be paired with some beautiful wines. The welcoming crew of Amsterdam Boats will do anything to ensure that you’ll have a wonderful fine dining experience on the Amsterdam canals. Any specific dietary wishes can be met, by indicating them on the reservation. The high-end ships can provide you with a comfortable experience with any type of weather; they are fitted with heating, but can also open the roof if the weather allows it. It is also possible to enjoy the views from the open deck in the back! This canal tour by Amsterdam Boats departs from a central location, near the Amsterdam City Hall.

Due to high demand, this cruise is now also available as a 3-hour luxury lunch cruise!

Private historical canal cruise on a 100-year-old boat – 1.5 hour

Do you want to relax, eat and drink on board a 100-year-old traditional Dutch boat while listening to all kinds of stories about Rembrandt? Do you want to discover the Amsterdam canals in privacy and learn something about her history?  Book this private tour from skipper Rock That Boat. This private boat tour includes drinks like wine, beer, tea or coffee and has room for ten passengers. So this tour is perfect for a small group of friends or a family. The duration of this private Amsterdam boat tour is 1,5 hours and reservations are a must, as availability is limited.

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Canal cruise review

We tried in February 2024 a one-hour Lovers canal cruise ourselves. We departed from Prins Hendrikkade 25 which is next to Central Station. The staff aboard was friendly and helpful. We received a free audio tour that was available in 19 languages . Although we know a lot about Amsterdam ourselves we still heard many new fun facts. In the map above you can see some of the picture locations we passed by. This is just a handful of some of the great picture locations . You can keep your camera on the table in the boat because you will have a new great picture moment almost every minute. The temperature inside of the boat is pleasant since there are electrical heaters near your seats. The chairs are not too big, and you will sit at the table with 3 chairs on each side. If your body weight is above average we recommend you to take this boat in low hours so you probably have more space. Or to consider a boat that’s a bit more spacious with the seatings.

Good to know that there is a toilet on board, and it would be highly appreciated if you tip the captain and the crew some change. Overall we liked the trip, and the hour flew by.

Boat Tour Amsterdam FAQ

Should i do a canal cruise in amsterdam.

The answer is yes! Amsterdam is well known for its historical canals. Going on a boat trip allows you to explore en feel part of the city. As you cruise the canals you will see a lot of Amsterdam’s highlights. We even dare to state that your trip isn’t complete if you haven’t been on a canal cruise. It is part of the Amsterdam journey.

How long is a canal cruise in Amsterdam?

The duration of a boat trip through Amsterdam depends on the one you choose. The duration of a boat trip differs from 60 minutes up to 90 minutes or more. If you are happy to go on a classical cruise, you will be cruising the water for one hour. Fancy a dinner and a drink and watch the sunset? The duration of the canal tour is 3 hours.

What’s the price for a canal cruise in Amsterdam?

How much is a canal tour in Amsterdam, it is a question often asked. As there are many canal cruises in Amsterdam, it is hard to give you just one price. Prices of the canal cruises go from around €15,- up to €90,- or more, depending on the duration of the boat tour and beverages included in the boat tours.

Which canal cruise to take in Amsterdam?

We advise you to take a look at the many different canal cruises Amsterdam has to offer. Ask yourself the following questions for example: would I like to have a good view in broad daylight or would I prefer a more romantic cruise in the evening? How long do I want to be on the water? Would I just want to see the city or maybe also enjoy some bites or even dinner on the water? Do you want to share a canal boat and meet new people or do you just want to be with your loved ones? Take a look at your personal preferences and budget and choose the canal cruise that fits you most.

What is the best canal cruise in Amsterdam?

There is no such thing as the best canal cruise in Amsterdam. There are so many options and it all depends on your personal preference and budget. We do advise you to go on a canal cruise if you have the chance. A canal cruise in Amsterdam the perfect way to explore and feel part of the most beautifull part of the city!

Combitickets and discounted canal cruises

Obviously, the canal cruises are a big thing in Amsterdam. But as Amsterdam is expensive already, the price of canal tours in Amsterdam can be expensive for some. So for those who are looking for a cheap canal cruise check out the complete list of canal cruises and available discounts below. The best discounts and cheap canal cruises are often found in a combination ticket with a museum or excursion included. Choose wisely and have the best canal cruise Amsterdam price!

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Sail a small boat yourself

Do you want to be completely free and decide yourself which canals to cruise, have a picnic, drink or stay on the canals for hours? Then there’s the option to hire a small electric boat and sail it yourself. This might very well be the coolest way to explore the waterways of Amsterdam! Especially when you’re with a group of people renting a boat in Amsterdam is a fun and cheap alternative for canal cruises with a classical canal boat. There are multiple companies that rent out small electric boats that you can sail yourself. They are easy to sail and the electric propulsion provides a smooth, comfortable cruise over the Amsterdam canals. So put your captain hat on and start your own adventure. An electric rental boat will cost you somewhere around €30,- per hour. A boat carries up to 6 people so that’s only €5,- per person when fully loaded. Sounds like a heck of a deal as a cheap canal tour!

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Yes, that can be done with Maestro (debit card), American Express, Mastercard, or Visa.

Can a wheelchair be brought on board?

Yes, that is possible if folded. Naturally, we assist wheelchair users in boarding safely.

We have dietary requirements, is that possible?

Certainly, dietary requirements due to allergies, religious beliefs, or otherwise are not a problem.

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This is it. THIS is what you came all the way to Amsterdam to see. Not the Anne Frank house. Not the Rijksmuseum. Not the Red Light District. Not the Vondelpark, not the Royal Palace. You came to see the city's canals, and they're just as fantastic as you've always thought! I probably took 200 photos of Amsterdam's canals in only a few days. They're so pretty and peaceful, and it's fun just to meander alongside the locals on bicycles while sticking with a water view. If you want to spend the perfect day in the city, just walk the canals until you get tired. Amsterdam's canals are pretty in a different way than Venice, Italy or Bruges, Belgium. They have a distinct personality that's all their own. And personality goes a long way.

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Beautiful!! What's an Amsterdam visit without canals?! So many beautiful canals in such little area. One can find flower shops, meat, fast food and more on canals! My favorite is this one main one since it runs through an entire town. During winter months, you can get on festive canal cruises and take in the light shows without being completely in the bone chilling cold. They are quite stunning actually! And if you're here for the busiest time of the year aka NYE, definitely get your spot on the canal for fireworks early!! These canals look stunning during the day time, night time it gets even better. Some by the red light area are quite messy but walk around it and you'll be fine!

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Amsterdam canals... what should I say.. They a charming, magic, inspirational, beautiful and all awesome adjectives could be acceptable to them I think. If you like water and water cruises you will love these canals. Amsterdam couldn't be imaging without canals and that's totally true. They inspired such masters as Rembrandt and Van Gogh for their works. And seems canals keep secrets of Amsterdam for now. Just walk through "Amsterdam grachten" and imagine this city some centuries ago..

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The best way to see amsterdam is by cruising by boat on the canal. A nice route: - prinsengracht - brouwersgracht - herengracht - rokin - redlight district - nemo ... There are nice teraces next to the water: - hannekes boom ( near nemo) - cafe het smalle ( prinsengracht, near westerkerk) - hesp (amstel) And there are several other great places

The canals in Amsterdam are many things. To start off they're classically picturesque. They're peaceful and beautiful lined trees as well as with boats, houseboats and monument houses. They exude history. At night some of the bridges are lined with lights making the scenery even more picturesque. They're also alive and full of activity from King's day to the Gay Pride parade to the Grachten Festival to the everyday regular canal cruises. During festivals there is a seemingly never ending parade of boats cruising in either direction until all hours of the day and night. You never had any idea Amsterdam had so many boats. During warmer days and seasons there are many boats, large, not so large and tiny cruising in either direction the waters of the canals. There are the pedal powered boats with one to four people pedaling furiously trying to get out of the way of the cruise ship bearing down on them. There are small steamships with smoke stacks. There are what appear to be open fishing boats. There are large ocean going boats and smaller sailboat type boats with no masts. There are small two person boats powered by an outboard motor with a couple of people out for a cruise. The people in the many boats are either sightseeing or just spending leisure time enjoying the scenery and the ride. It's actually quite pleasureable to cruise the canals in a boat and have wine, beer and snacks to munch on. It's all so very relaxed. Occasionally, one or more of the boats gliding by is full of party revelers with a group celebrating ether a wedding or some such. Sometimes they're dressed in costume or wearing party hats. Sometimes they're formally dressed. Their music is blaring for all to hear or they're singing together or solo. All the while having a good time. In some ways I suppose the canals are also a thoroughfare. There's a practical side to them. It's far easier to push, pull or drag a barge full of stuff up or down a canal to a location than it is to haul a wagon load or truck load full of things down a road. Regardless, the canals seem to have more people in boats just cruising and having a good time than people purposefully going somewhere or occupied with some work related task. It seems as though a culture evolved around the canals. A cruise on one of the cruise ships on the canal is a great way to see and experience Amsterdam. There are lots of photo ops and tons of tourists taking advantage of them. If you've ever the opportunity to cruise the canals aboard a boat large, medium or small, take it. It'll be fun.

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I didn't know you could review the canals... but why not! The canals are what makes Amsterdam so charming, picturesque, cozy, and amazing. I love walking along the canals and just looking into the distance. All you see is beautiful preserved houses on both sides, some boutique stores and cafes, and a lot of bikes parked on the bridges. You can also just stand there and watch all the boats go by... or be in a boat yourself, which is even more beautiful to experience. I love the canals!

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Get to know the history of Amsterdam and its canals in an adventurous way. The Museum of the Canals is located in a 17th-century canal house on the Herengracht, with classical period rooms, a permanent multimedia tour and changing exhibitions. Fun for all ages!

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The Amsterdam canals are the heart of our city and have a complex and interesting history. Discover it all in our dazzling audiovisual exhibition, which takes you on a journey through 400 years of Amsterdam history.

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Amsterdam Canal Tour | Rent a Grachten Boat

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A Gay Couple Rental Canal Boat Tour Amsterdam with Boats4rent – A Gay City Weekend Amsterdam without a boat tour around the canals (so-called Grachten) of Amsterdam ? No way! Not only because it is very common in the Netherlands to have an own boat (or know someone who does). As soon as the sun comes out, everyone with a boat is on the canals, cruising around the canals, ordering pizza at the “boat drive-in” and is just enjoying the beauty of the gay-friendly Dutch capital, unique nature, and the Amstel River. Actually, for us, it is simply one of the best ways to explore and enjoy the biggest city of the Netherlands . Enjoy our review, tips, and information and experience the Canals of Amsterdam through a gay couple of men ‘s eyes.

Cruising around the Canals of Amsterdams

But how to organize a canal tour in Amsterdam ? Do it like the Dutch people and drive together with friends. We like to take the aluminum electric boats from boats4rent.nl. Starting from Amsterdam Westerpark, a map guides us through the narrow waterways, passing by beautiful Grachten houses and all the most important sights of Amsterdam. The goal of a 3-hour tour is the Amstel River with a stunning view of the Amstel Hotel, the Opera House of Amsterdam, and the busy traffic of Amsterdam’s biggest waterway.

Become an Amsterdam Canal Boat Captain

Since we don’t have an own a boat in Amsterdam, we like to rent one of the small, electronic boats from boats4rent at Westerpark Amsterdam. The ideal solution for travelers as well. Why? These boats are easy to navigate, they cannot drive speed up too fast, and they are suitable for at least 6 people. Bring some snacks, cold drinks, and a blanket for the late evening wind and sit down on your rental boat for at least 3 hours (or longer, if you prefer another time package) enjoying the stunning over the historic architecture of Amsterdam’s Grachten houses from a boat’s perspective. Simply a must-do for a trip to Amsterdam.

Things you need to know:

Things you need to know about driving a boat on the canals of Amsterdam: Be aware of the long, hard-to-navigate canal cruise boats! Smaller boats have to give way and are asked to drive on the right side close to the canal sides. Do you need a drivers license for a rental boat in Amsterdam? No, you don’t need a boat license for a boat shorter than 15 Meters or slower than 20 kilometers per hour. You are even allowed to stop the boat and go to a toilet or store as long as someone stays on the rental boat of boats4rent. Have a look at the time, since you have to go all the way back to Westerpark. The map of the waterways of Amsterdam shows you where you are allowed to drive and the distances with full speed back to the dock. And now, do it like the Dutch people do, or how we like to do it for a couple of hours together with our best friends, countless selfie options, and the real Dutch Amsterdam feeling.

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The Dutch capital is considered to be one of the most gay-friendly cities in the world. By legalizing same-sex marriage as the first country in the world already in 2001, the Netherlands and its capital offer a diverse LGBTQ+ friendly cultural program throughout the whole year. One highlight of the Summer is undoubtedly (Gay) Pride Amsterdam .

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Fun Fact: Bring your drinks and snacks for your trip. Don’t forget to check the distances to calculate your schedule correctly. Especially when you are planning to stop along the way. If you have questions, ask the staff at the docks/boats. The Westerpark is a perfect place before and after your trip.

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Indeed! You can order them via phone before hand and just stop by at the canal boat entrance from the waterside. :D

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Historic Delft is best explored and viewed from its centuries-old system of canals. Our experienced team of captains and guides will gladly show you Delft and tell you enthusiastically about the picturesque city. The patriotic history, the beautiful old town center, Delft Blue, Johannes Vermeer, the East-Indian Trading Company and much more will be discussed during the canal cruise.

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Denken Sie daran, während Ihres Aufenthalts in Amsterdam eine Grachtenfahrt zu buchen? Hören Sie auf zu überlegen und buchen Sie. Laut Tripadvisor ist eine Bootstour in der Stadt Amsterdam das beste Erlebnis der Welt. Fragen Sie sich, welche Grachtenfahrt Sie unter all den Möglichkeiten buchen sollen? Wir bieten seit mehr als 100 Jahren, seit 1912, Grachtenrundfahrten, Stadtrundfahrten und Bootstouren an. Lehnen Sie sich einfach zurück, entspannen Sie sich und genießen Sie die Aussicht. Buchen Sie Ihre Bootstickets noch heute hier online!

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Amsterdam ist rund um das Wasser gebaut und die Niederländer haben immer einen Weg gefunden, ihm zu trotzen. Das macht eine Grachtenrundfahrt hier zu etwas ganz Besonderem und Unterhaltsamem. Ihre Bootsfahrt in Amsterdam wird ein Highlight in Ihrem Urlaub sein.

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Die Geschichte der Stadt ist eng mit dem Wasser verbunden, und eine Grachtenfahrt ist die beste Art, die Stadt zu entdecken. Unabhängig von Ihrer bisherigen Erfahrung mit Amsterdam! Ob Sie zum ersten Mal in Amsterdam sind oder schon lange dort leben. Stromma's Amsterdamer Grachtenfahrten gehören zu den Bekanntesten der Stadt, und unsere Stadtführer verfügen über große Erfahrung. Diese Grachtenfahrt führt Sie an allen Highlights vorbei. Zu fast jeder Brücke oder jedem Gebäude gibt es eine Geschichte zu erzählen, so dass Sie in aller Ruhe 100 Highlights besuchen können. Deshalb ist eine Bootsfahrt so besonders. Aufgrund der städtischen Arbeiten und der angepassten Routen können wir keine feste Route anbieten. Der Vorteil: Sie haben die Möglichkeit, bei jeder Bootsfahrt durch Amsterdam eine neue Route mit unentdeckten Highlights zu entdecken.

Beliebte Sehenswürdigkeiten entlang der Grachten

Werfen wir einen Blick auf einige der Highlights, an denen Sie bei unserer Amsterdamer Bootsfahrt vorbeikommen:

Grachtenhäuser

Die Grachtenhäuser, die entlang der Grachten gebaut wurden, sind ein klassisches Beispiel dafür, wie das Goldene Zeitalter in der Stadt seine Spuren hinterlassen hat. Das Goldene Zeitalter der Niederlande bezeichnet die Zeit in der Geschichte (17. Jahrhundert), in der Amsterdam großen wirtschaftlichen Wohlstand erlebte.

Westerkerk - der höchste Kirchturm von Amsterdam

Der Turm der Westerkerk ist mit einer Höhe von 87 Metern der höchste Kirchturm der Stadt. In der Westerkerk sind viele große Niederländer mit großem historischen Wert begraben.

Anne-Frank-Haus

Das Anne-Frank-Denkmal an der Prinsengracht ist wohl das berühmteste Gebäude der Stadt. Vom 6. Juli 1942 bis Anfang August 1944 versteckten sie und ihre jüdische Familie sich während des Zweiten Weltkriegs vor dem deutschen Kriegsregime.

Eine Fahrt durch die Stadt der Grachten und der Geschichte

Wussten Sie, dass Amsterdams Grachtenring von der UNESCO geschützt ist? Wenn Sie also mit uns eine Bootsfahrt machen, fahren Sie durch und auf der Geschichte. Wie Sie bereits wissen, sehen Sie auf der 100-Highlights-Tour die berühmtesten Plätze und Denkmäler Amsterdams. Genießen Sie die entspannte Fahrt auf der Gracht.

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Wir bieten Ihnen drei Abfahrtsorte für Ihre Amsterdamer Grachtenrundfahrt. Steigen Sie an unserer Anlegestelle Damrak oder Central Station für eine einstündige Grachtenrundfahrt ein. Unsere 75-minütige Rundfahrt beginnt an unserer Anlegestelle gegenüber dem Rijksmuseum. Siehe Karte mit all unseren Abfahrtsorten. Um Warteschlangen in unseren Geschäften zu vermeiden, können Sie Ihre Tickets online im Voraus kaufen.

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Auch Kinder lieben es, mit unserem Kanalboot zu fahren. Um alle Familien an Bord zu begrüßen, bieten wir Ihnen: das Kinder-Special! Sie fragen sich, was genau dieses Angebot so besonders macht? Los geht's:

• Kinder erhalten eine unterhaltsame Malvorlage oder ein Bingo an Bord

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With our private boat tour Amsterdam can be seen at its absolute best and as you enjoy delicious food and drinks and are shown the city’s most beautiful sights through the eyes of a local host, the creation of lifelong memories is a certainty.

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Amsterdam’s canal-filled historic centre became what it is today through centuries of cultural change and events which have changed the path of European and world history. From the city’s humble beginnings as an area of reclaimed land in the middle ages to one of Europe’s most incredible capital cities can be felt as you sail along the city’s waterways. 

These canals have been the lifeblood of the Dutch capital for around 400 years, connecting it to the world for trade and conquest, colonisation and commerce.

These days, Amsterdam is a vibrant, dynamic city and, although it still remains a hub of trade, the canals are more associated with leisure and fun than trading spices from faraway lands. As you weave your way through these incredible waterways on a Private Boat Tour, Amsterdam’s best professional hosts and guides will be able to answer any questions that you might have and go the extra mile to ensure that your time is spent well in this paradise on earth!

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An airboat tour in the Florida Everglades capsized sending passengers overboard on Friday, officials say. This happened when the airboat's driver took a sharp turn to try to see an alligator in the water, according to multiple reports.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said three units responded to a waterway near Coopertown The Original Airboat Tour in the Everglades Friday afternoon. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, nine people and the operator all fell into the water when the boat took a quick turn.

By time MDFR arrived, everyone had climbed out of the water, and only one patient was treated for injuries on the scene.

But the boat's operator was arrested after FWC said he did not have the proper documentation necessary to operate the boat. His employer, Coopertown, did not immediately respond to USA TODAY's request for comment Monday morning.

Miami tour accidents: More than a dozen injured after tour boat and charter boat crash in Miami waters

Boat passengers say they were afraid of alligators in water, reports state

Passengers told Local 10 the boat operator was trying to get a closer look at a nearby alligator when the airboat flipped.

“My first thought was panic, I was afraid for my wife and family members, and then I thought about the alligator,” passenger Jose Maldonado told Local 10.

NBC Miami said the boat was partially submerged in the water and some passengers were standing on top waiting for help.

Alligator mating season runs from early April until the end of June, when the Sunshine State sees more activity and they become more aggressive.

Contributing: Lianna Norman, USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida

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A dream cruise vacation has turned into a nightmare for eight passengers left stranded on the African island of São Tomé and Príncipe after their ship left without them because they were late to return from a private tour.

The tourists — six from the U.S. and two from Australia — were aboard the Norwegian Dawn, a Norwegian cruise line ship , which departed from Cape Town, South Africa, on March 20 for a 21-day voyage up the coast of Africa set to end in Barcelona, Spain, on April 10.

But on Wednesday, the group of eight tourists was late to return to the ship by more than an hour for the all-aboard time of 3 p.m. from a private excursion on the island, which was not organized by the cruise line.

Jay and Jill Campbell of South Carolina were part of the group that was left behind.

They said that their tour’s operator notified the cruise captain that they were going to be late to rejoin the ship and that the local Coast Guard tried to get them on the vessel but that they weren’t allowed to board.

As a result, the couple and the rest of the group have been stranded for days on the island off Nigeria, grappling with language, currency issues and complicated travel to catch up with the ship.

“The lovely people of São Tomé were very gracious, very hospitable. They had reached out as much as they could to help us find hotels,” Jay Campbell said on NBC's "TODAY" show Tuesday morning.

“We were able to get to a tour agency there to arrange flights to the next port of call. ... Very difficult process — you’re dealing with multiple languages, language barriers, you’re dealing with different currencies ... finding someone that even has dollars ... trying to get an agent to understand where we need to get to.

"It’s one of those ‘You can’t get there from here,’" he added.

A Norwegian spokesperson called the incident a “very unfortunate situation” and said, “Guests are responsible for ensuring they return to the ship at the published time.”

The cruise line said that after the guests failed to return, their passports were delivered to local port agents, in line with protocol. The company said it was working with local authorities to understand “the requirements and visas needed for the guests to reboard the ship at the next available port of call.”

On Monday, the guests had made arrangements to rejoin the ship in Banjul, Gambia, but the ship was unable to safely dock there because of “adverse weather conditions” and “tidal restrictions,” Norwegian said. The guests were then contacted and provided with information to rejoin the ship at Dakar, Senegal, on Tuesday. 

Jill Campbell said they traveled through seven countries in 48 hours to arrive in Senegal on Monday night.

But the couple was reconsidering whether they even wanted to return to the cruise.

"We are considering whether or not we are going to board the ship. It is in dock here in Senegal," she said. "We believe there was a basic duty of care that they had forgotten about, so it does concern us."

"After what we witnessed, we truly believe that although there’s a set of rules or policies that the ship may have followed, they followed those rules too rigidly. I believe that they really forgot that they are people working in the hospitality industry and really the safety and well-being of the customers should be their first priority," she added.

Ultimately, the eight passengers did rejoin the cruise before 8:30 a.m. ET Tuesday in Dakar, Senegal, Norwegian told NBC News in an e-mail Tuesday evening, after this story originally published.

Norwegian said the passengers were responsible for making their own travel arrangements to rejoin the ship.

"Despite the series of unfortunate events outside of our control, we will be reimbursing these eight guests for their travel costs from Banjur, Gambia to Dakar, Senegal," a cruise line spokesperson said in a statement. "We remain in communication with the guests and are providing additional information as it becomes available."

A silver lining of the catastrophe was that the Campbells were able to connect with another Norwegian Dawn passenger — Julia Lenkoff, 80 — who was also left on the island, but for a medical reason.

Lenkoff was on a different day tour Wednesday. She had "medically disembarked" from the cruise to seek local treatment on that day, Norwegian said.

Norwegian said that its care team tried to call Lenkoff several times and was unable to reach her and that it worked with its port agent in São Tomé and Príncipe for updates on her health.

The Campbells met Lenkoff and were able to put her in contact with her family in California, who flew her home — a move Lenkoff's daughter said "saved her life."

"She's a world traveler. She travels all the time. So this was going to be one of her bucket list trips, because she's been to 120 countries so far, and she wanted to get to 130," her daughter, Lana Lenkoff Geis, said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "TODAY."

Norwegian said Lenkoff was escorted on a flight to Lisbon, Portugal, then put in the care of airport staff members to continue her journey back to the U.S., where she has safely returned.

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Danube river cruise ship crashed after it was 'suddenly no longer able to maneuver,' 17 passengers injured

• A cruise ship crashed into a concrete wall along the Danube river in Austria on Friday.
• A police statement said the ship "was suddenly no longer able to maneuver."
• Eleven people were treated at the hospital and another six suffered less serious injuries.

A Bulgarian cruise ship carrying over 140 passengers crashed into a concrete wall along the Danube river in Austria.

The incident occurred late on Friday in the northern Austrian town of Aschach an der Donau, local police said Saturday.

Eleven people were injured and taken to hospital as a result of the crash. Six others suffered less serious injuries that did not require hospital treatment.

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The ship had set off from Passau, a German city on the Austrian border. A police statement said that as the ship was leaving a lock chamber further down the river, "the ship was suddenly no longer able to maneuver," and its right bow and left aft crashed into the lock walls.

The second-in-command of the ship, who had been at the helm during the crash, "pressed the emergency switch, whereupon the electronics started up again." He was then able to steer the ship out of the lock.

The ship was later docked at the quay wall and emergency services were notified. The ship was able to continue its journey toward Linz, Austria.

Earlier this week, a container ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, collapsing a section of the 1.6-mile-long structure. The bodies of two construction workers were found after the collision, and four more workers are missing and presumed dead.

Citing the container ship's recovered data recorder, officials said the power went out on the Dali for just one minute and three seconds as it approached the bridge, Sky News reported, but that was enough for the collision to become unavoidable.

In 2019, a cruise boat hit and sank a smaller boat near Budapest, Hungary, killing 25 South Korean tourists and two crew members. The captain was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the accident.

The Danube is the second-largest river in Europe, flowing from the Black Forest in Germany south into the Black Sea near Romania and Ukraine.

Correction: April 1, 2024 — An earlier version of this story misstated the year of the Danube ship crash in Hungary. It was in 2019, not 2023.

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Norwegian Cruise captain refused to let eight passengers who were late reboard ship

Passengers, who have since rejoined vessel, missed scheduled departure time from São Tomé and scrambled to reunite with ship

Eight cruise passengers had to scramble to reunite with their cruise ship after being left behind in São Tomé and Príncipe.

The passengers, including a pregnant woman and a paraplegic traveller, missed their scheduled departure time from the island of São Tomé in the Gulf of Guinea, about 250km off the coast of Gabon, after disembarking the Norwegian Dawn to take a local tour.

Another passenger in her 80s was reportedly late to the ship because she was receiving emergency medical treatment on the island.

The vessel, operated by Norwegian Cruise Lines, arrived in São Tome on Wednesday morning having departed Cape Town for the three-week cruise to Barcelona on 20 March.

The group’s private day excursions on the island ran overtime and, despite the efforts of the local coast guard, which motored the group to the ship before it set sail that afternoon, the captain would not allow the late guests to board.

Jill and Jay Campbell, from Garden City in South Carolina, described attempting to board the vessel after arriving late.

“We have never had an experience like this before,” Jill Campbell told ABC4 News .

“The harbour master tried to call the ship, the captain refused the call. We sent emails to NCL, the NCL customer service emergency number. They said, ‘Well, the only way for us to get in touch with the ship is to send them emails, they’re not responding to our emails,’” Jay Campbell added.

“The captain could have made an easy decision to turn one of the tender boats back, pick us up, safely load us, and then go on the way.”

The travellers’ passports were returned to them via port authorities. The group, which reportedly includes two Australians, had to leave their medication, bank cards and other belongings on board. The Campbells said they were the only members of the group with a Visa card and had paid more than $5,000 in their attempts to reach the ship.

They aimed to reboard the Norwegian Dawn in the Gambia the following Sunday but low tides prevented the ship from making the scheduled stop. The group reportedly travelled through six countries and eventually met the ship in Dakar, Senegal, the final west African port call of its journey, according to the cruise line.

“What we looked at was some type of van transportation for eight people, the quadriplegic woman included,” Jay Campbell told ABC15 . He described having to take a ferry to get into Senegal, and then a four-hour drive.

Australians Doug and Violeta Sanders were among the stranded passengers.

“It’s been the worst experience of our lives to be abandoned like that in a strange country, can’t speak the language,” Violeta Sanders told Seven’s Sunrise program.

“We have no money, our credit cards aren’t accepted.”

The 21-day cruise is due to end in Barcelona on 10 April.

A spokesperson for Norwegian Cruise Lines said it was a “very unfortunate situation” and that it was the passenger’s responsibility to be back on board the ship no later than one hour before the ship’s scheduled departure time.

A Sydney travel lawyer, Anthony Cordato, said passengers needed to heed ships’ tight schedules.

“Terms and conditions would make returning to the ship on time essential,” he said.

“From a consumer’s perspective, it’s harsh but from a ship’s perspective, are you going to hold up the cruise for an hour or two because they were slow to get on board? Are you going to inconvenience 1,000 passengers for the sake of four?”

The cruise company said all eight guests had rejoined the ship.

In a statement, a spokesperson said: “On the afternoon of March 27, 2024, while the ship was in São Tomé and Príncipe, an African island nation, eight guests who were on the island on a private tour not organized through us missed the last tender back to the vessel, therefore not meeting the all aboard time of 3pm local time. While this is a very unfortunate situation, guests are responsible for ensuring they return to the ship at the published time, which is communicated broadly over the ship’s intercom, in the daily print communication and posted just before exiting the vessel.

“When the guests did not return to the vessel at the all aboard time, their passports were delivered to the local port agents to retrieve when they returned to the port, as per the regular protocol. Our team has been working closely with the local authorities to understand the requirements and necessary visas needed for the guests to rejoin the ship at the next available port of call. Given that these guests were on a private tour and did not return to the ship at the communicated all aboard time, they are responsible for any necessary travel arrangements to rejoin the ship at the next available port of call, per our protocol.

“While the eight guests made arrangements to rejoin the ship in Banjul, Gambia on April 1, 2024, unfortunately the ship was unable to safely dock in the destination due to adverse weather conditions, as well as tidal restrictions that require specific timing for safe passage. While we share in our guests’ disappointment, this modification was made with great consideration for their safety and that of our crew, which is our top priority. We contacted these eight guests regarding this itinerary adjustment and provided them with authorization to rejoin the ship at Dakar, Senegal on April 2, 2024.

“Despite the series of unfortunate events outside of our control, we will be reimbursing these eight guests for their travel costs from Banjur, Gambia to Dakar, Senegal. As of this morning, all eight guests have rejoined the ship.”

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Subscriber only, travel | brightline partners with princess cruises, wraps train with ‘love boat’ theme.

Florida’s high-speed Brightline train has partnered with Princess Cruises for a “Rail & Sail” program that includes one of its trains made over with the iconic imagery of the brand with ties to “The Love Boat.”

Most Princess ships call Port Everglades home in Fort Lauderdale, including the debut later this year of its newest and largest ship, the Sun Princess. The line is expanding with its first ship to be based out of Port Canaveral this fall when Caribbean Princess arrives.

The nearly 113,000-gross-ton vessel began sailing in 2004, christened by Jill Whelan who played Vicki Stubing on “The Love Boat.” Princess ships were featured during the show’s run in the 1970s and 1980s.

Brightline runs from Miami to Orlando with several stops in South Florida, including Fort Lauderdale and a northern terminus at Orlando International Airport. The line has future stops planned that include Cocoa, near Port Canaveral.

The deal between the train and cruise companies aims to offer passengers hassle-free travel to the two port destinations that includes an optional express baggage checking service at $35 per bag that people can use so their luggage is checked at the train station and will make its way to their staterooms.

The deals include complimentary motorcoach travel from the Brightline station to the cruise port terminal to board the ships. The Orlando-to-Port Canaveral service will begin once Caribbean Princess begins sailing in November.

“A Princess cruise is already the best value in travel and this new partnership with Brightline makes it even easier and more enjoyable to sail with us from the top-rated ports in South and Central Florida,” said cruise line president John Padgett in a news release. “Our guests can just sit back, relax, and let us do the rest, including delivering their luggage directly to their stateroom.”

The partnership also offers discounts of up to 15% on packages booked through the Brightline website. For those who book through May 5, an extra credit for up to $150 per person for certain packages is available.

The Princess theme design adorns four cars that include the Princess “seawitch” logo and depictions of popular ports of call. Princess branding will also be on display at Brightline terminals.

“Brightline has been connecting travelers to South Florida ports since we began operations in 2018 and cruisers from the beginning have found our train to be the easiest way to start their vacation,” said Brightline President Patrick Goddard in the release. “Today’s partnership with Princess Cruises and this train wrap with the iconic Love Boat branding is yet another example of the connection between cruisers and Brightline.

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