Evening Canal Cruise, Amsterdam
Last Updated: 27th Feb 2013
by – Dave Neil, Tour Manager, Europe
One of the best things I love taking my groups on is the Canal Cruise along the Canals in Amsterdam. Getting to see the groups reaction to all the amazing buildings lit up at night is why I do the job, and a few drinks along the way always helps…
by – Ross McLean, Tour Manager, Europe
One and half hours cruising on the canals of Amsterdam! Its a private boat, local guide, seeing the sights and maybe a little dancing with the help of an open bar. Great for the first night of tour as a meet and greet, and even better as an end of tour farewell party!
Canal Cruises in Amsterdam are offered as optional excursions on Contiki Europe Tours travelling to Amsterdam.
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can anyone tell me how much this optional extra costs…?
Explorer1228501
posted on 19th Jan 2011
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Thanks for the information. Amsterdam certainly seems to be a cool travel destination for 2010. :)
imagearranger
posted on 7th Jan 2010
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We did this on our first night of the tour too. Its a very nice party!
Patty
posted on 6th Aug 2008
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We did this on our first night of the tour. The open bar certainly helped us all mingle!
wubbahducky
posted on 30th Jul 2008
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To be honest, you wont even pay attention to whats going on around you – its your last night so you tend to be too preoccupied with taking pics with your tourmates and enjoying what time you have left!
Steftacular
posted on 27th Nov 2007
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A tip for people looking for a decent coffee shop.. if you don't already know about it, you will because most Contiki travellers find out about it - its The Grasshopper. Ask a local and they should be able to tell you where to find it.
This is awesome - you have to do it - so much information about the city - it really has an amazing history.
If you are doing a time out tour (staying in hotels), a travel iron/hairdryer will come in handy as many european hotels do not provide these facilities.
