easy
75 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; guests remain seated or standing during the cruise
Discover Amsterdam’s famed winter Light Festival from the water aboard KINboat’s cozy 75-minute canal cruise. Enjoy dazzling light art, expert stories, and warm drinks on this intimate tour departing from Centraal Station.
5 Euro Introductiekorting
Experience the magic of the Amsterdam Light Festival aboard KINboat, where stunning light artworks illuminate the canals. Enjoy a cozy 75-minute cruise with expert guides sharing captivating stories, complemented by warm drinks and blankets. This intimate journey promises a memorable winter adventure from November 28, 2024, to January 19, 2025.
Experience the magic of the Amsterdam Light Festival aboard KINboat, where stunning light artworks illuminate the canals. Enjoy a cozy 75-minute cruise with expert guides sharing captivating stories, complemented by warm drinks and blankets. This intimate journey promises a memorable winter adventure from November 28, 2024, to January 19, 2025.
Temperatures can drop in winter, so wear insulated and windproof clothing for comfort on the open boat.
The festival is popular—reserve your spot ahead of time to secure the best viewing experience.
Capture the shimmering light artworks with a camera capable of shooting in low light or night mode.
Plan to arrive at Prins Hendrikkade 33A, near Centraal Station, 15 minutes before departure to ensure a smooth boarding process.
Amsterdam Light Festival began in 2012 and has grown into a major winter event highlighting innovative light art in the city’s famous canals.
KINboat ensures sustainability by operating small-capacity boats minimizing water pollution and promoting awareness about preserving Amsterdam’s canal ecosystem.
Protects from chilly canal breezes during the open-air portions of the cruise.
winter specific
Keeps extremities warm in cold weather while enjoying the outdoor views.
winter specific
Needed to capture stunning light installations after dark.
Recommended for navigating boarding docks and walking to the departure point.