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Discover why many travelers call this the highlight of their Amsterdam visit! Step aboard Sophie—a beautifully preserved historic boat dating back to 1911—and experience the charm of Amsterdam’s canals like never before.
With both indoor and outdoor seating, Sophie offers the perfect blend of comfort and style, allowing you to move freely to capture stunning views and unforgettable photos. Spacious and intimate, this unique boat sets the scene for a truly memorable experience.
Sip on complimentary drinks, enjoy the nibbles, and immerse yourself in the beauty of the canals while enjoying engaging conversations in a relaxed setting. Whether it's the picturesque sights or the unique ambiance, this tour promises to be a highlight of your time in Amsterdam. What more could you ask for?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Join me on a journey to explore Amsterdam over the canals. All cruises are captained and guided by myself Boudewijn Metzelaar aka ¨Captain Jack¨ for those that are unable to pronounce my impossible Dutch name. We will sail on a fully electric luxury salon boat. There is comfortable seating for each guest indoors and outdoors, whatever the unreliable Dutch weather may bring you will be comfortable onboard the ¨Drift Away¨ A full array of (alcoholic) drinks and delicious snacks are included. Feel free to enjoy yourself with the beverages, there is a bathroom onboard! I am not only an Amsterdammer by birth, I am one by heart. Through my diverse upbringing in life choices, I have developed a unique perspective on Amsterdam which I really enjoy sharing with others. The small scale of maximum 8 guests allows for an intimate and enjoyable level of conversation during the cruise. For the route, we can what you prefer, but I of course have ample routes mapped out you can choose from.
Located next to the "Koepelkerk" a big domed church (please call the number on your voucher/ticket for Jack if not able to find him)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
