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A private canal cruise on a real, genuine historic 'floating monument' boat with unlimited Champagne.
A private canal cruise for your group only, on a genuine historic 1912-era boat, with real unlimited Champagne.
This is a private canal cruise for your group only, on a genuine historic 'floating monument' boat, with real, genuinely unlimited Champagne.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Marina meeting point in Amsterdam.
Genuine floating monument status.
Genuinely included.
Your group only, up to 12.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private canal cruise for your group only, on a genuine historic 1912-era boat, with real unlimited Champagne. This is a private canal cruise for your group only, on a genuine historic 'floating monument' boat, with real, genuinely unlimited Champagne.
The Netherlands has one of the largest collections of historic working vessels anywhere in the world — nearly 3,000 ships are listed on the Register Varend Erfgoed Nederland, the National Register of Sailing Monuments, which is the Dutch state's formal recognition that a boat is historically significant enough to be actively preserved and kept sailing rather than retired. A boat carrying genuine "floating monument" status, as this one does, has typically been independently assessed and documented for its age, original build and condition before earning the designation — it isn't an informal marketing label dreamed up for tourists.
Early-1900s Dutch saloon boats like this one were originally built as private, enclosed passenger vessels for wealthier Amsterdam residents commuting along the canals, decades before mass tourism turned the Grachtengordel into the city's most photographed stretch of water. Most that survive today have been carefully restored and re-engined with quiet electric motors, which is part of why a cruise on one feels noticeably calmer than a ride on a modern diesel tour boat.
With your group's own private charter and genuinely unlimited Champagne poured throughout, the boat's own history becomes part of the experience rather than just a line on the booking page.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
