Amsterdam: High-End 3-Course Dinner Canal Cruise

Glide through the UNESCO-listed canal ring while enjoying a freshly prepared three-course dinner on the water. The cruise runs for 2 hours 15 minutes with Rederij Aemstelland, an established Amsterdam operator.

Dinner on the Seventeenth-Century Canal Ring

Your evening takes you through the Seventeenth-Century Canal Ring Area of Amsterdam inside the Singelgracht, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010. This stretch of the city was designed at the end of the 16th century and built mostly during the Dutch Golden Age as a planned expansion, and its merchant houses and gabled facades still define the skyline today. From your table on board, you watch the city drift past between courses. Amsterdam counts 165 canals totaling roughly 75 km, along with well over a thousand bridges, so there is plenty to see during a dinner cruise. The current price is shown on the live booking page. Waternet and the Port of Amsterdam are the authorities that license and manage traffic on the water your table is gliding over. See our separate answer on whether day or night suits your plans better. See our separate answer on whether a free version of this exists. See our separate answer on which canal is worth prioritizing.

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