Netherlands
The De Willemstad, no stranger to river cruising the Danube, is now navigating the rivers and canals of Holland, accommodating cyclists who enjoy the mid-size deluxe vessels with all the amenities of the larger river cruisers. On the upper deck you will find a light-filled common area with large panoramic windows, the perfect place to forge new friendships, and enjoy refreshment. The spacious and partly covered sundeck is a favorite spot for those who want to kick back and enjoy the fresh air and Dutch landscape.
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Overview
De Willemstad is a comfortable ship that was completely renovated in 2017/2018. The ship was used for cycling cruises for several years on the Danube river. Look forward to meeting friendly people, riding beautiful bike tours, and spending pleasant hours on board.
Overview
- Capacity: 96 (max) passengers
- Length: 300 ft
- Width: 34 ft
- Crew: 20
- Electricity 230 V
Decks & Cabin Layout
There are a total of 48 cabins.
Upper deck - 24 cabins total
- 8 Suites (approx. 15 m² / 161 sq.ft) equipped with French balcony and floor to ceiling sliding glass doors, two single beds set together to make a queen bed, and a small seating area
- 16 Twin Cabins (approx. 10 m² / 108 sq.ft) equipped with two separate single beds and panoramic windows that can be opened
Lower deck
- 24 twin cabins total (approximately 108 sq. ft) with two separate single beds and a large window with an upper hinged window that can be opened for ventilation
Cabin Amenities
All cabins are ‘outside cabins’ that are equipped with two single beds, TV, mini-safe and individually controlled air conditioning. Each cabin has a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and hairdryer.
Boat Features & Amenities
- Large salon with panoramic windows on upper deck
- Air-conditioned restaurant, bar, and lounge area
- Partially covered sun deck
- No laundry available
- Sun deck
- Wifi available for a fee
- Currency processed on board: Debit and credit cards
Food & Beverages
- Special Diet Requests: Special dietary needs may be subject to a supplement of €50 depending on request.
- Water on board is drinkable
Bicycles
Rental bikes:
- 7 speed Gazelle hybrid touring bike equipped with one pannier
- Hand brakes
- Children’s bikes, e-bikes, and tandems are also available on request.
- If you prefer, you can request a back pedal brake bicycle and we will do our best to confirm based on availability
- Helmet rental (€10) is possible with advanced reservation
Electric bikes (limited availability, please reserve in advance):
- Brand, Flyer or similar
- 3 support levels
- 7 to 8 gears
- Pannier bag
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Tours
Tours sailing on De Willemstad — 1 to 1 of 1
Easy Bike + Boat Tour in Netherlands
During this bike and boat tour in Northern Holland, you will explore the best of the urban north, such as Amsterdam, Alkmaar, and Volendam, along with the best of the rural landscape. You will bike…
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Bicycles
Touring Bicycle
Velo de Ville City 100
- Aluminum step-through frame
- Adjustable stem
- Shimano Nexus 7 speed
- Schwalbe Marathon tyre
- Roller brakes
- Comfort sadle
- 28" Wheels
- Flat pedals
Accessories
- Pannier bag that can be detached
- Helmet rental available onboard
- Pump & repair kit available
Bicycle rental is included in tour pricing but is optional. Guests are also allowed to bring their own bicycles (discount will apply). However, the crew or tour operators are NOT responsible for any damage, loss, or theft of such. In the Netherlands and Belgium, cyclists are not obligated by law to wear a bike helmet. There are bike helmets available onboard at an extra cost.
Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)
Velo de Ville CEB 200
- Aluminum step-through frame
- Bosch Active Line Mid-Engine
- Adjustable stem
- Front suspension
- Nexus 7 speed
- Hydraulic brakes
- Comfort sadle
- 28" Wheels
- Schwalbe Marathon tyre
- Flat pedals
Accessories
- Pannier bag that can be detached
- Available for people taller than 155 cm (5'1")
- Pump & repair Kit available on board
*NOTE: E-bikes feature a small electrical engine and battery that assist and ease your pedaling but you still have to pedal yourself. While riding an e-bike can greatly contribute to the enjoyment of your trip, it is not intended for untrained cyclists as it is not easy to handle such a bike. The engine and battery make the bike much heavier than a regular bike and it also accelerates faster. Handling it well requires good basic cycling skills and confidence.
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