1971 Venetian Saloon - Boat Private Cruise

Private Canal Cruise Aboard Venice

Venice is a 1971 Venetian saloon boat, fully restored and now running electric — which means no engine noise, just the sound of water against the hull as you move through the canal belt. Up to twelve guests, a private captain, and at least an hour on the water with only your group on board.

A Boat With Some History

The Venice has the proportions of an older era: lower to the water, wood-finished interior, and the kind of unhurried lines you don't see on modern builds. On warm days the boat opens up completely so everyone can sit outside. When the weather turns, there's shelter and the same views through the windows. Your captain can share stories about the city as you go, or simply steer quietly if you'd rather talk among yourselves.

Good for Two People or Twelve

This private boat tour in Amsterdam works equally well for a couple wanting a quiet afternoon as it does for a birthday, a family visit, or a small group of friends catching up. You choose the pickup point — or default to the Apollo Hotel in Amsterdam-Zuid if you'd rather not think about it. The captain handles the rest. If you're searching for a private canal cruise in Amsterdam that feels considered rather than corporate, Venice is a sensible place to start.