Intimate, classic and personal: our boats for groups of two to twelve.
Why small boats are special
On a small boat everyone sits together, conversations flow naturally and the host can give each guest personal attention. Small boats also reach the narrowest canals, where larger vessels cannot go.
Marie Zurlohe: electric and whisper-quiet
The Marie Zurlohe dates from 1912 and has a distinctive wooden superstructure. She is counted among the most beautiful salon boats in the country. Her electric propulsion makes for a whisper-quiet, environmentally friendly cruise, with a bar, restroom and mood lighting on board.
- Up to 12 guests for a cruise
- Up to 8 guests for a seated dinner
- Ideal for lunch, high tea, dinner or a business meeting
Roerdomp: the director's boat of 1928
The Roerdomp was built in 1928 as an executive vessel for the KNSM shipping company. Large windows give a great view, which makes her a favourite during the Amsterdam Light Festival. She is well heated, has a restroom and seats up to 10 guests for dinner.
A bit more room: Ondine
Growing beyond twelve guests? The electric Ondine welcomes up to 30 people, with heating in winter, open sides in summer and a spacious aft balcony.
Great ideas for small groups
- A romantic dinner or proposal
- A family celebration or anniversary
- A board meeting or client lunch
- High tea with friends
- An evening Light Festival cruise
