From showcasing Amsterdam’s Grand Canal, UNESCO World Heritage Site and 17th-century architecture, Rondvaart Koou allows you to have your dream day in less than an hour.
The history of Amsterdam “is inseparable from water. Its 165 canals have been built for centuries to promote trade and transportation, and also to cultivate land for the expansion of the city. They continue to shape the city’s environment. Amsterdam’s canal ring was closed in 2010. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Because Amsterdam is the official water city, we are not surprised to hear that it is called the “Venice of the North”. When you are here, you will want to take a canal trip, just like you would Just like being attracted to a local cafe to relax.
Canal Tour-Amsterdam
Exploring the capital of the Netherlands is very interesting. The city is small, with more than 150 canals, and it’s easy to explore the city on foot or by boat. A canal trip is the best way to experience this metropolis on the water. The canal stretches for more than 100 kilometers and is connected by more than 1,250 bridges. Therefore, when we visited Amsterdam, we boarded a glass-topped boat to explore the 700-year-old water heritage of the city on the Amstel River. There is no doubt that Amsterdam is one of the loveliest cities in Europe, full of unique experiences.
Here, I visited various canals in the city, learned about its history and traditions, and indulged in some delicious food and beer during the course. You will take a close look at the beautiful 17th century architecture and the hustle and bustle of daily life. Get a complete view of the city through the famous canal tour. Although the weather in Amsterdam is fickle mistress. Therefore, we took a glass-roofed boat with large windows that could be opened to allow air to circulate while keeping “Amsterdam dry”.
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Rondvaart Koou means “round trip boat” and is one of the most amazing tour companies in the city. Rondvaart Koou arranges canal tours throughout the year to enjoy the city from a unique perspective. From showcasing Amsterdam’s Grand Canal, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 17th-century buildings, this operator allows you to have your dream day in an hour. In addition, Rondvaart Koou provides recorded guided tours in different languages, allowing visitors to learn about the main attractions of the city. Since 1922, Rederij Kooij has welcomed many celebrities aboard its ships.
The canal rides are both pleasant and soothing, and when you visit Amsterdam, you should enjoy this fun with friends and family.
One-hour tour price
Price per adult €10.50
Child price €6.50 per child
The 2-hour candlelit canal tour costs 29.50 euros per adult and 14.75 euros per child
Private hire, 280 Euros per hour
