Boat cruise with Amsterdam Boat Events

History

The Tijd Zal 't Leeren (1914) served as a freightbarge and transported goods such as potatoes or peet. The ship could navigate the open waters by means of sail but in the narrow canals was pulled by horses or even men.

At the beginning of the century the canal barge has made it's comeback as a canal cruiser in Amsterdam. The diesel-electric propulsion makes the Tijd Zal het Leren a very quiet and environmental-friendly ship.

Tradition in a modern coating

Despite it's traditional name, the Tijd zal het Leeren (Time will tell) is a boat that offers you a youthfull atmosphere. Colour plays an important role in the interior with grey-tones and warm-orange colored surfaces. The old-fashioned wood stove refers to times long gone and adds a little nostalgia.

Adaptable to weather conditions

The removable roof and sidewindows allow for enjoying the cruise in the open, weather permitting. In case of some rain, the roof can be temporarily re-established in just a few minutes.

Capacity

50 persons

Facilities

- Bar
- Kitchen with oven, cooker and sink
- Removable roof and windows
- Flexibel interior
- Ladies and gentlemens lavatories
- Music installation and microphone
- Central heating
- 230 Volt

Prices

- Boatrent (incl. captain), per hour € 240,00
- Barservice, per hour € 30,00
- Embark, per hour € 160,00
- Waitingtime, preparation time catering, per hour € 160,00
- Tourist tax Municipality of Amsterdam, p.p. € 0,60
- All prices are including VAT
- A minimum of two hours boatrent applies.
- A bartender will always be on board, with groups of 30 persons or more, - two bartenders will be on board. The price for bartenders is calculated based on the total sailing time (including possible transfer- or waitingtime).