NETHERLANDS · BOAT RENTALS
Steering your own boat through the ring is easier than it looks and no licence is needed for the small electric ones. These 6 compare boat size, hire length and price, with a note on where you pick up and drop off.
Review of Haarlem’s private electric boat rental: no license needed, flexible hours, canal views, pricing, comfort, weather rules, and tips.
“Great experience that is a lot of fun and you have a completely different view of the city. I can really recommend it. Very straightforward and super nice care.Auto-translated”
Review of Leiden’s private electric boat rental: canals, parks, pricing, driving tips, drawbacks, and who will enjoy this two-hour outing.
“Everything was great. The boat was easy to navigate. There were some minor problems with a map, because one of the roads was blocked and we couldn’t get through, however there were other options on how to move. Overall, it was great and definitely recommend this activity for groups of people.”
Rent a quiet electric boat in Goes for 2.5 hours, exploring historic waterways, Goese Meer, villages, and the harbor with up to four people.
“Super Idee um alles mal aus einer anderen Perspektive zu sehen, ausreichend Strecke zum befahren. Steuern vom Boot ist kinderleicht. Würden diese Tour nochmals machen.”
Take the wheel on Haarlem’s quiet canals with a private electric boat for up to 12 people, plus route tips for city and nearby nature.
“Ik ben met een paar familieleden en vriendin gaan varen naar molen De Adriaan om daar de as van mij man uit te strooien. Zo fijn dat ik voor dit doel een ‘stil’ bootje heb kunnen huren. De boot as voor fijn bestuurbaar.”
Take the wheel on Amsterdam’s canals with a private electric boat for up to eight, bringing your own snacks, drinks, and dog.
Take the wheel on Amsterdam’s canals with a private electric boat, no license required, room for up to 12, and freedom to bring food or dogs.
Pick a canal, a gallery or a village.
