Cruises in Holland

Why choose a river cruise in Holland?

Sailing through Holland is to discover a country shaped by water, where canals, rivers and windmills create a unique atmosphere. Embarking on a river cruise, you can enjoy a stress-free trip, where each stopover reveals a different facet of the country. With its culture, history and nature, Holland is ideally visited from the water, offering a privileged point of view on its landscapes and emblematic cities.

What type of river boat do the cruises use?

Cruises in Holland are on board comfortable river boats, the size of which varies according to the number of passengers. Whatever happens, there is plenty of space on board. Each passenger has their own personal space, while also being able to enjoy the common areas and share the adventure in a friendly atmosphere. Each boat is equipped with cabins with amenities, guaranteeing a pleasant stay. The upper deck with lounge and bar is the ideal place to relax and admire the spectacular scenery. You can enjoy the view of green hills, historic towns and charming villages while savoring moments of tranquility.

Unmissable stopovers

Amsterdam, the Venice of the North

We all know Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, for its picturesque canals, renowned museums and tulips! The city charms thanks to its unique architecture with its leaning houses, unmissable markets and countless cafés, there is something for everyone! The romantic atmosphere of its decks illuminated at night is a must for all travelers in search of escape. To find out the price of this cruise on the Rhine, don't hesitate to get in touch with one of our experts!

• When to go: I recommend March to October thanks to the mild temperatures that make exploring the city very pleasant. To admire the famous fields of tulips in bloom, go in April and May!
• Activities: The city is full of activities for all tastes, a stroll along the canals in the Jordaan district, a visit to the Rijksmuseum to learn more about Dutch history and finally a relaxing break in the Vondelpark.

Rotterdam: architectural innovation

Rotterdam is a modern and dynamic city with daring architecture, but above all it is home to the largest port in Europe! With its impressive skyscrapers, lively markets and numerous museums, it offers a unique urban experience in the Netherlands. It is a city where tradition and innovation meet, ideal for lovers of art, design and gastronomy.

• When to go: To enjoy the good weather and cultural events such as the poetry festival or the parade, Rotterdam is best visited between May and September
• Activities: Discover the cubic houses, stroll through the Markthal to taste local specialties and, for a little touch of culture, visit the Boijmans Van Beuningen art museum.

Wijk bij Duurstede, a medieval gem

This small medieval town with its intact charm is a peaceful stopover offering a blend of history and nature. On the program: cobbled streets, a picturesque castle and mills, authenticity guaranteed! Strolling along the side of the Rhine and discovering its small craft shops is a real pleasure for all types of groups.

• When to go: Wijk bij Duurstede is best visited in spring and summer to enjoy the bucolic setting and local festivals.
• Activities: History buffs will be in heaven, with a visit to Duurstede Castle, a stroll along the Rhine, a tour of the ancient ramparts and a taste of local fare in the historic cafés

Here is a table showing the minimum and maximum temperatures in Holland to help you prepare for your trip:

Our prices for a river cruise in Holland

The price of a cruise in Holland can vary depending on the period and the cabin chosen. Here is a dead reckoning of the prices per person:

• The price includes: meals and water on the side of the boat, some entertainment and activities, bedding
• The price does not include: flights (unless specified), transfers, extras

Additional information before you leave

• Tipping: Tipping is not compulsory, but it is appreciated, especially in restaurants and for services on board.
• Visa: European Union nationals do not need a visa to visit Holland, but it is important to check the validity of your passport.
• Language: The official language in Holland is Dutch, but English is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas.
• Currency: The currency used in Holland is the USD.