*Available from October 2024The Griffioen, a small saloon boat built in 1909 with a capacity of 22 passengers, has a rich history of sailing on European rivers and lakes. After a severe collision in 1964 and a restoration in 2002, the boat has regained its classic appearance. Equipped with a whisper-quiet engine, a fully equipped…
The saloon sloop, a unique passenger boat from 1936, offers space for 30 guests and shines in new splendor after a recent renovation. Equipped with a silent electric motor, a retractable glass roof, and roll-up windows, it is perfect for a stylish three-course dinner, a classic buffet, or a cozy gathering. With an experienced local…
The Eveline is a beautiful salon boat with no less than 99 passenger seats, making it perfect for larger group events. Planning a corporate event soon, or want to celebrate your birthday in style? Inquire about your options today.
The Bartolotti, a stylish saloon boat for up to 45 people, is perfect for parties, weddings, and corporate events on the Amsterdam canals. Built in 1913, the boat combines historic charm with modern amenities like a sound system.
The Iris is an elegant saloon boat from 1930 that can accommodate 30 guests. It features a retractable skylight, roll-up side windows, and is quietly powered by an electric motor. Like her sister ship, the Roos, she was built in Königswinter. Using old photos, we were able to restore her original charm. The Iris is…
The Swaen, launched in 1980 as one of the first saloon boats in Amsterdam, accommodates up to 30 people. This luxurious saloon boat is equipped with a sliding skylight, roll-up windows, and a quiet electric motor, making it perfect for dinners, buffets, or unique gatherings. During a restoration in 2014, we restored the boat to…
Since 2019, the Roos has been cruising the canals of Amsterdam, offering space for up to 88 guests. Equipped with a silent electric motor and a convertible roof, it’s perfect for weddings, corporate events, or family dinners. Originally built in Königswinter, it was left damaged after World War II and eventually made its way to…
