easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated with minimal physical exertion.
Discover Amsterdam’s scenic canals aboard Yellow Bike’s one-hour boat tour. Drift past historic houses and lively waterfronts, gaining a fresh perspective on the city’s architecture and culture.
Alle leeftijden • 1 uur • Combineer met een fietstour
Experience Amsterdam like never before with the Yellow Bike Cruise! This one-hour boat tour takes you through the historic canals and along the IJ, offering a unique perspective of the city's stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Discover the many faces of Amsterdam on this unforgettable journey!
Duur: 1 uur
Bij Yellow Bike kunt u Amsterdam niet alleen per fiets verkennen, maar ook vanaf het water.
Een vaartocht over het IJ en door de eeuwenoude grachtengordel. De Yellow Bike Cruise is een rondvaart door de grachten van Amsterdam. Deze unieke vaarervaring is de ultieme manier om de vele gezichten van Amsterdam te leren kennen!
Prins Hendrikkade 25, 1012 TM Amsterdam, Nederland
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure to ensure a smooth check-in and comfortable seating.
Canal tours can be chilly and breezy even on sunny days; layering a windbreaker or light jacket is recommended.
Capturing the narrow canal views and tight architectural details benefits from a wide-angle lens or smartphone with panorama features.
The boat is accessible but limited mobility guests should check in advance for boarding assistance and seating options.
Amsterdam’s canal ring dates back to the 1600s and represents one of Europe’s most significant urban expansions during the Dutch Golden Age.
Yellow Bike supports sustainable tourism by using electric-assisted boats and promoting respect for the fragile canal ecosystem.
Protects against unpredictable spring showers and canal breezes.
spring specific
Prevents sunburn from exposure during open-deck cruising.
summer specific
Keeps extremities warm during chilly winter canal tours.
winter specific
Captures iconic shots of Amsterdam’s canals and architecture.