Amsterdam · BOAT TOURS IN GRONINGEN
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 boat tours in Groningen justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Cruise Groningen’s historic canals for one hour, with Martinitoren views, audio commentary, onboard drinks, and shelter in any weather.
“Interesting ride across the canals, it was a pleasant and comfortable experience. The atmosphere was lovely, the beverage options were great and it is friendly for all ages.”
Review of Groningen’s floating terrace boat, with drinks, snacks, a cabriolet roof, cozy seating, and practical tips for a smooth visit.
“Schönes Schiff mit super Personal. Sehr lieb und zuvorkommend. Um diese Zeit trotz Heitstrahler, an Bord etwas kalt. Daher etwas mehr anziehen.”
Cruise Groningen’s canals in an open boat with an English guide, unlimited drinks, and views of Martinitoren, Noorderhaven, and historic warehouses.
“We ended up having a private tour when we visited Groningen. Our guide Jan, was super friendly and knowledgeable, and took us safely around the canals. It was one of the highlights from our trip to Groningen.”
Cruise Groningen’s historic canals aboard the silent electric Pronkjewail, with a drink and multilingual audio guide for $26.
Cruise Groningen’s canals at sunset with an English guide, open bar, and cheese platter, passing Central Station, Hoge en Lage der Aa, and Noorderhaven.
“Het was een erg leuke rondvaart. De gids vertelde vol passie over de stad Groningen en wij vonden het erg leuk en leerzaam! De kaas en wijn was ook top! Wij zouden het zeker aanraden en wij willen Jelle enorm bedanken voor deze leuke ervaring!”
Cruise Groningen's canals on a cozy floating terrace with drinks, snacks, Wi-Fi, and shelter from changing Dutch weather.
“Great experience, cozy ship and atmosphere while doing a little bit of sight seeing! If you want something else then the standard terrace, this is the way to go!”
Cruise Groningen’s canals with unlimited drinks, local stories, music, and optional snacks for a relaxed 1 to 1.5 hour city outing.
Review of Groningen’s 1.5-hour floating terrace boat, with drinks, snacks, heating, a cabriolet roof, city views, and practical booking tips.
“It was an hour with a boat that sailed in the most boring canal outside the city center, until a point, then did a U turn and came back... no guide, no interesting sights, loud music, a stolen hour that costs a lot... the team however were nice”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a dyke road.
