A luxury canal cruise with Amsterdam Boats starts at €59.95 per person, or you can hire a luxury saloon boat with skipper from €275 per hour. You always cruise privately, with no other guests on board.
What makes a canal cruise luxury?
- A historic boat: restored saloon boats around a century old, with wooden interiors and modern comforts.
- Private: the boat is for your group only.
- Culinary: dinners and bites from a high-end caterer, often with a welcome glass of prosecco.
- Service: a professional skipper and crew who help you on board.
Luxury experiences
| Experience | Price pp | Minimum | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury Grazing Table Cruise | €59.95 | 16 guests | Prosecco on departure and an extensive grazing table |
| Luxury Sushi Cruise | €79.95 | 10 guests | Freshly prepared sushi and a welcome glass of prosecco |
| Executive à-la-carte Cruise | €112.00 | 10 guests | À la carte dinner with open bar |
| 3 Course Dinner Cruise | €124.00 | 10 guests | Three-course dinner of your choice, at least 3 hours |
| Intimate Fine Dining Cruise | €157.70 | 5 guests | Fine dining on a historic notary boat |
The most luxurious boats
The HRH was built in 1913 for Prince Hendrik and renovated in 2022 as a floating restaurant (from €335 per hour). The Ondine has a teak superstructure from the 't Kromhout yard (from €335 per hour). De Titaan combines a classic white sailing ship with a modern, luxurious interior (from €485 per hour).
Check your price instantly
Enter your number of guests and date in the interactive price calculator on the experiences page to see which luxury options are available.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to hire a luxury boat in Amsterdam?
A luxury saloon boat with skipper costs from €275 per hour (Marie Zurlohe) to €485 per hour (De Titaan), excluding catering.
Can I book a luxury canal cruise with dinner?
Yes, dinner cruises start at €112 per person; see Dinner cruise in Amsterdam.
Are there other guests on board?
No, with these experiences you cruise privately with your own group.