Sip,
relax,
enjoy
Hop on board, grab a cold drink, and let the city drift by. No rush, no crowd, just 1.5 hours of pure relaxation on the canals. Stunning views, laid-back vibes, and two drinks included.
11:00 - 12:30 Good Morning Cruise
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12.45 - 14:15 Midday Cruise
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14:30 - 16:00 Lazy Afternoon Cruise
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11:00 - 12:30 Good Morning Cruise 〰️ 12.45 - 14:15 Midday Cruise 〰️ 14:30 - 16:00 Lazy Afternoon Cruise 〰️
What you get
1.5-hour boat tour
2 free drinks included
Hop on at Viebrug
Relaxed vibes and great photo spots
Fun facts from our friendly captains
Bring your own food!
1.5-hour cruise
€22,50
Children (ages 4–12): €13.50
Our service
Our Boats
Since starting out in 2006, we’ve grown into the ultimate canal experience in Utrecht. Today, we cruise the waterways with three spacious, electric sloops. Each boat comes with comfy seating, an onboard toilet, and a retractable roof for all-weather cruising. Sustainability and style combined for an unforgettable ride.
Two drinks Included, bring your own
Our skippers are more than just captains, they’re storytellers. With fun facts, hidden gems, and local tips about Utrecht, they’ll turn your cruise into an adventure. Their friendly vibe makes every trip extra special.
Friendly Skippers
We’ve got your refreshments covered! Enjoy two complimentary drinks of your choice, whether it's beer, wine, or a soft drink, as you soak in the views. Want to personalize your experience? Feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks on board.
Easy Boarding
Our boarding point is easy to find, right at the iconic Viebrug. No need to search or stress, just head to our recognizable spot, step aboard, and get ready for a smooth and enjoyable ride.
Our
company ethos
We’re a passionate and experienced team dedicated to showing you the best of Utrecht. Whether you're visiting for the first time or celebrating a special occasion, everyone is welcome.
We believe in hassle-free cruising: step on board, relax, and let us take care of the rest. With our friendly crew and attention to detail, we’ll make sure your experience is nothing short of unforgettable.
Just step on, and we’ll do the rest.
The Route
The Dom Tower
Utrecht’s Ultimate Icon
Standing tall over the city, the Dom Tower is Utrecht’s most famous landmark. From the water, you get a killer view of this medieval masterpiece, rising above the charming canals and historic townhouses.
Oudegracht
Underground World The Wharf Cellars
Unlike anything else in the world, Utrecht’s wharf cellars are where history meets modern vibes. Once used for storage, they’re now home to buzzing cafés, bars, and cool indie shops. Floating past, you’ll see locals chilling by the water, soaking up the city’s energy.
Oudaen Castle
A Floating Medieval Fortress
This badass 13th-century castle now brews its own beer. You’ll float right past its stone walls, soaking in the history, just imagine knights and merchants once pulling up in their boats right here.
Zocherpark
From City Wall to City Park
Zocherpark is a peaceful green space along the canal, where Utrecht’s city wall once stood. In the 19th century, the city walls became obsolete, making way for this beautiful park. Today, it's a favorite spot for joggers, walkers, and anyone looking to relax in nature.
The Wittevrouwenbrug
From City Gate to Busy Freight Route
Until the 19th century, the city walls only allowed access at a few points, one of which was near the Wittevrouwenbrug gate. Until 1930, a tram ran over the bridge, and today, it serves as one of the main routes for freight traffic into the city.
Sonnenborch
From Fortress to Stargazing Spot
Sonnenborgh is a former fort turned observatory. It’s also the birthplace of the Dutch weather institute, KNMI. Today, you can visit to gaze at the stars through telescopes and explore the history of weather forecasting.
The Culture Boat
The City’s Only Floating Coffeeshop
This 17th-century lock is where boats enter the heart of Utrecht. It’s not just a piece of history, it’s a working waterway that still controls the flow of boats, just like it did centuries ago.
De Winkel van Sinkel
Step Back in Time at Winkel van Sinkel
The famous Winkel van Sinkel. Once the first department store in the Netherlands, it sold everything from clothes to stuffed crocodiles! Today, it’s a café and event venue. Those massive statues? They were so heavy, they were shipped from England by boat.
Park Lepelenburg
The Heart of Relaxation
This park is a beloved spot for locals in Utrecht to unwind and enjoy some downtime. During the summer months, it’s especially lively, with live music performances and students lounging on the grass, enjoying picnics and good company.
Wolvenplein
From Prison to Creative Hub
The Wolvenplein Penitentiary is known locally as "the Old Women's Prison," it remained in operation until 2014. With crime rates declining, the former prison has been repurposed into a space for small businesses, including a themed escape room.
The Stadsschouwburg
A Historic Theater with a Modern Twist
Construction started in 1937 but wasn’t completed until after World War II. During the war, it was used for mass events to prevent demolition. In 1995, a glass dome was added to the original theater tower, giving it a modern touch.
The Weerdsluis
Gateway to the City
This 17th-century lock is where boats enter the heart of Utrecht. It’s not just a piece of history—it’s a working waterway that still controls the flow of boats, just like it did centuries ago.
Unpredictable weather? We’ve got you covered!
In winter, we cruise with a cover and cozy blankets to keep you warm and dry.
In summer, the boats are open so you can soak up the views and fresh air.
A little rain? No stress — there's a umbrella waiting for everyone.
