Is there a toilet on the boat?

No—there is no toilet on board. Public toilets are available at the MAS Museum near the meeting point.

What drinks are included?

The standard drinks package includes Cava, wine, beer, cool drinks and water; premium spirits and catering are optional add-ons.

What happens if it rains?

The boat is equipped with a cover to keep guests dry in light rain, and cruises continue unless weather is severe.

What are the group size limits?

The booking specifies 13 to 40 guests; confirm your exact headcount when you book.

Can we play our own music?

Yes—the boat has Bluetooth so a guest can connect their phone and control the playlist.

Is visible intoxication allowed?

For safety reasons, visibly intoxicated persons may be refused boarding at the skipper’s discretion.

Private Electric Boat Cruise in Antwerp's Old Harbour for Bachelor & Bachelorette Parties | Boat Tour | Private

Antwerp’s Old Harbour (Oude Haven) sits at the edge of the city center, where brick quays meet the River Scheldt. This is where the Antwerp Bachelor & Bachelorette Party Boat Cruise (13 to 40 Guests) departs—a private, 100% electric boat that converts the harbor into your group’s own stage for 1.5 hours. The experience is simple and sharply designed: an inclusive drinks package (Cava, wine, beer, cool drinks and water) and a Bluetooth sound system let you set the mood while a professional skipper handles navigation and safety. The boat glides past waterfront warehouses, moored yachts, and the red-brick bulk of the MAS Museum, offering close-up views of Antwerp’s working harbor and city skyline without engine noise or fumes. Because the vessel runs on electricity, it’s a low-impact way to celebrate—loud enough to be lively, quiet enough to keep conversations and music clear over the water. Practical details shape the trip: the cruise lasts roughly 1.5 hours, and there’s no toilet onboard, so guests are asked to use the public facilities near the MAS Museum before boarding. A protective cover keeps the group dry in light rain. Optional add-ons include premium spirits, cocktails, champagne and catering for groups that want to elevate the menu. The operator enforces a behaviour code—no drinking games, no purposeful waste—and reserves the right to refuse boarding to visibly intoxicated guests, all policies designed to keep celebrations safe and enjoyable. What makes this cruise stand out in Antwerp is the combination of privacy and proximity. You’ll float by landmarks most city tours don’t reach, and because the boat is private for your group, the evening feels curated: personalized playlists, on-deck toasts, and a skipper who can run quizzes or help stage moments for photos. Sunset light slants off brick piers and glass facades, turning the Scheldt into a mirror for candid portraits and panoramic city shots. This outing works as a standalone party or as an opener to a longer night in Antwerpen. It’s well suited for groups who want an energetic, contained celebration with minimal planning—everything arrives with the boat, and optional extras are available if you want more. For responsible fun on the water, with direct views of Antwerp’s harbor life and the MAS Museum anchoring the quay, this cruise is a memorable way to mark a milestone. Plan to arrive 15–20 minutes early to load gear and coordinate playlists, and designate a sober guest to manage contacts and emergency needs; wear non-marking shoes for boarding, leave valuables secured, and if you need an accessibility accommodation contact the operator ahead of time so they can prepare a boarding plan—these small steps keep your group relaxed and let the harbor views and celebration run smoothly.