easy
4.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking is moderate, and boiling the cruise is relaxed.
Discover the flavors and waterways of Amsterdam on this private food and canal cruise. Perfect for food lovers and culture seekers, it offers an intimate journey through the Jordaan district’s culinary scene and scenic canals. Get ready to savor Dutch treats and enjoy stunning views from the water, all with personalized guidance that makes your experience truly special.
Combine the best of both worlds on this Dutch food walking and private canal tour
Embark on a unique 4.5-hour private tour that combines a delightful 3.5-hour walking exploration of Dutch cuisine and history in the Jordaan area with a serene 1.5-hour canal cruise on a luxurious wooden boat. Savor local delicacies and drinks while immersing yourself in Amsterdam's rich culture and stunning scenery.
Duration: 4.5 hours Group size: maximum 8 guests (contact us for larger groups) Cancellation policy: free up to 7 days before the tour date with the exception of the boat costs Included: food, drinks, guide and private boat
On this private tour, you will first enjoy a 3.5 hour Dutch food and history tour through the Jordaan and Canal Belt area, followed by a 1.5-hour leisurely private boat cruise along Amsterdam’s picturesque canals on a luxurious wooden ‘salon boat’ with 'bitterballen' and drinks on board.
This tour is suitable for vegetarians and most food allergies like celiac disease, crustaceans and nuts. Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for the vegan lifestyle. You can list your food restrictions when booking the tour. Please contact us if you need any more information.
Café Papeneiland, Prinsengracht 2
Wear slip-resistant shoes and bring layers, as weather can change unexpectedly.
Private tours fill up quickly; booking ahead ensures you get a tailored itinerary.
Enjoy Dutch beers or gin to complement your tastings and learn more about regional beverages.
Capture Amsterdam’s picturesque canals and charming historic buildings from the boat or streets.
The Jordaan district was originally a working-class neighborhood that has evolved into one of Amsterdam’s most desirable areas, famed for its artistic heritage.
Amsterdam Food Tours promotes sustainable tourism by supporting local producers and respecting the city’s waterways.
Layered clothing helps prepare for changing weather during walking and canal cruising.
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Important for exploring the streets and neighborhoods comfortably.
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Capture scenic views, delicious dishes, and memorable moments.
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Stay hydrated throughout the walking portion of the tour.
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