A saloon boat with Amsterdam Boats costs from €275 per hour, including a professional skipper. You choose from eight historic saloon boats for 12 to 90 people.
What is a saloon boat?
A saloon boat is a classic Amsterdam boat with an elegant wooden saloon. The Amsterdam Boats saloon boats are around a century old or older and carefully restored, with modern comforts such as heating and a toilet. Because they are fully covered, they are comfortable in every season.
All saloon boats with price and capacity
| Saloon boat | Guests | From per hour | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marie Zurlohe | 2 – 12 | €275 | Built 1912, ornate woodcarving |
| Roerdomp | 2 – 12 | €295 | Built 1928, former executive vessel |
| Ondine | 4 – 30 | €335 | Built by the 't Kromhout yard, teak superstructure |
| HRH | 4 – 36 | €335 | Built in 1913 for Prince Hendrik |
| Bota Fogo | 12 – 90 | €336 | Built 1890, removable roof |
| Dyos | 15 – 40 | €365 | 100% electric |
| Watertoerist | 15 – 45 | €370 | Large windows, lots of light |
| Anna Maria | 8 – 60 | €380 | Frisian boat from 1910, spacious aft deck |
A saloon boat with a package
Want food and drinks included? Popular saloon boat packages are the Luxury Grazing Table Cruise (€59.95 pp, from 16 guests), the Company outing on a saloon boat (€111 pp, from 16 guests) and the 3 Course Dinner Cruise (€124 pp, from 10 guests).
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a saloon boat and a sloop?
A saloon boat has a covered, heated saloon; a sloop is an open boat. For dinners and for autumn and winter cruises, a saloon boat is the most comfortable choice.
Which saloon boat suits 12 people?
The Marie Zurlohe and the Roerdomp are made for groups of up to 12.
Is there a toilet on board?
Yes, all saloon boats have a toilet.