Getting around by boat and ferry Netherlands

Amsterdam Canal Cruises specializes in Amsterdam canal cruises. With 75 years of experience, they are considered local experts in the field. Their website offers a variety of cruises, including the City Canal Cruise, Evening Cruise and Blue Sky Boat, among other options. In addition to cruises, they also offer visits to museums such as the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Moco Museum, as well as city tours and special events such as the Amsterdam Light Festival. Customers gave Amsterdam Canal Cruises a rating of 4.5/5, and appreciated the quality of service and multilingual commentary during the cruises. They recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment.

Le, or bus boat, is a convenient and fun way (for visitors who discover the city) to move to Rotterdam. This fast ferry connects Rotterdam (Willemskade) to the cities around Dordrecht. As follows: It is possible to ride with a bicycle without paying any extra fees. 

Large modern marina, with a capacity of more than 500 boats (draught: 2,20 m, without variation due to the tides). This address is pleasant and very photogenic. To get an idea of the services offered, visit the website and you will see that you can rent a boat. So why not take a cruise that would make a stopover there? Visiting the surroundings of Amsterdam by water is so in tune with the Dutch elements... Otherwise, don't hesitate to stop by during a visit of the city, it's so charming.

This company will transport you efficiently from the mainland to the islands of Terschelling and Vlieland. Ideally, you should leave your car in the large parking lot provided (for a fee) in Harlingen and then take the ferry. The ships are modern and all have several lounges and restaurants. The expedition resembles a school trip and is a real pleasure. Note that there is also a more expensive express route that will take you from Harlingen to Terschelling in less than an hour.