easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels since the tour involves sitting on a boat with minimal physical exertion.
Experience Amsterdam’s canals like never before with KINboat’s unique one-hour electric boat tour departing from the Rosewood Hotel. Glide past iconic landmarks and hidden gems on a custom route curated by expert skippers in a silent, eco-friendly vessel.
Een unieke rondvaartervaring, direct vanaf het prestigieuze Rosewood Hotel aan de Prinsengracht.
Experience the enchanting beauty of Amsterdam on a unique one-hour boat tour with KINboat. Glide through historic canals, witnessing iconic landmarks like the Anne Frank House and the charming Magere Brug. Each journey is tailored by the captain, ensuring you discover new sights and rich history every time.
Experience the enchanting beauty of Amsterdam on a unique one-hour boat tour with KINboat. Glide through historic canals, witnessing iconic landmarks like the Anne Frank House and the charming Magere Brug. Each journey is tailored by the captain, ensuring you discover new sights and rich history every time.
Bring a layered jacket or coat as temperatures on the water can feel cooler, especially in the evening or winter.
Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes before departure at Prinsengracht 432 to ensure smooth boarding and get a good seat.
The open boat provides excellent panoramic views – keep your camera ready to capture iconic sights like the Anne Frank House and Magere Brug.
The boat ride is gentle but those prone to seasickness should bring remedies just in case, as canal movement can vary with weather.
Amsterdam’s canal belt was constructed in the 17th century as part of a massive urban expansion, shaping the city’s unique waterway system.
The electric boats minimize noise and water pollution, supporting the preservation of Amsterdam’s delicate canal ecosystem.
Keeps you warm and dry during cooler, rainy canal tours.
fall specific
Protects eyes from glare reflecting off the water on sunny days.
summer specific
Capture the beautiful historic scenes and unique angles from the boat.
Ensure your devices don’t run out of battery mid-tour for photos and navigation.