Combo: 1-Hour Utrecht Open-Boat Canal Cruise & 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' Tickets

Your experience

Explore Utrecht by water on a 60-minute small-group open boat cruise, then step into Titanic: An Immersive Voyage in Utrecht with standard exhibition entry.

Getting started

Use your mobile vouchers for each part of this combo. For the cruise, arrive at the specified meeting point and be ready to board the open boat once your ticket is checked. When you visit Titanic: An Immersive Voyage, present your exhibition ticket at the expo entrance and follow the signs into the main exhibition space.

What to expect

Utrecht Canal Cruise

You see Utrecht from water level on a quiet electric boat, moving along canals lined with old trading houses, hidden courtyards, and quieter canal bends away from busy streets.

Features:

• Join a 60-minute open boat canal cruise that stays at water level so you can look directly at canal-side facades, bridges, and courtyards as you pass.

• Travel on 100% electric whisper-quiet canal boats that let you hear the sounds of the city and water without engine noise.

• Benefit from a small-group boat with a maximum of 30 people, which helps keep the atmosphere calm and the space on board manageable.

• Listen to an expert English and Dutch-speaking guide who shares stories about the canals and buildings, adding context to what you see along the route.

• Settle in with warm blankets and soft cushions on-board that make the open boat more comfortable in cooler weather.

• Purchase drinks from the bar on-board so you can sip something while the boat moves along the canals.

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage

This immersive exhibition focuses on the story of the RMS Titanic, using reconstructed spaces, artefacts, and detailed displays to walk you through the liner's creation, final night, and aftermath.

Features:

• Walk through rebuilt Titanic interior that has been specially created so you move through corridors and rooms instead of only viewing the ship in photographs.

• View a unique Titanic artifact collection that uses real-world objects to illustrate daily life on board and connect you to passengers and crew.

• Take a place in lifeboat seating that simulates the ship's final moments, giving a sense of the conditions during the evacuation.

• Access information on Titanic construction and aftermath across the exhibits, covering how the ship was built, how the disaster unfolded, and what followed.