Bruges to Amsterdam

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  De Holland

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, boarding begins at 1 pm. You will have time for a short test ride.
  Day 2: Bruges - Ghent,  36 mi. (57 km)
  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde, 24 mi. (40 km)
  Day 4: Dendermonde - Antwerp, 21 or 39 mi. (48 or 63 km)
  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak Locks | Kreekrak Locks - Tholen | Tholen - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  Day 6: Dordrecht - Alblassderdam | Alblasserdam - Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 36 mi. (57 km)
  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 24 or 29 mi. (38 or 48 km)
  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Portions in italics will be covered by the ship.

  Day 1: Bruges, 6 mi. (11 km)
  Embarkation time in Bruges is between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. The ship awaits you in the Bruges harbor. After a welcome meeting with the crew at 2 p.m. there is time for bicycle fitting and a short test ride through the countryside around Bruges. After dinner, the tour leader will take you for a walk through the center of town.

  We advise you to come to Bruges one or more days earlier so that you will have plenty of time to discover the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historical city of Bruges, aptly named the “Pearl of Flanders”. While you are there make sure you visit one of Bruges many museums or simply take in the stunning beauty and culture of this unforgettable city from the comfort of a sidewalk café.

  Day 2: Bruges to Ghent, 36 mi. (57 km)
  Your cycle tour starts early today in the outskirts of Bruges. You will start your first day of cycling by pedaling towards Ghent through the beautiful Flemish landscape along the Ghent canal. On arrival in Ghent make sure you make the effort to discover the best of what this historical city has to offer during an afternoon stroll. Ghent’s medieval town center features lovely illuminated streets that are a must to explore, while the architectural richness in the historical center of the city has to be seen to be believed (during the Middle Ages Ghent was the 2nd largest European city after Paris). The ship will dock for the night at a lock, in a suburb of Ghent and approx. 30 cycling minutes from the city center.

  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde, 24 mi. (40 km)
  After breakfast in Ghent, you will cycle downstream through a diverse landscape along the tidal Schelde River to Dendermonde, a friendly little town, located at the junction of Dender and Schelde Rivers. Dendermonde has a beautiful town hall located at a cozy square. The ideal place to have a nice Belgium beer after your bicycle ride. Worth visiting is also the St. Alexius Beguinage where you can learn about housekeeping, work, and recreation in the lives of former generations.

  Day 4: Dendermonde - Antwerp, 21 or 39 mi. (48 or 63 km)
  Today, you will follow the course of the Schelde River as it winds downstream through the Temse region and the charming village of Baasrode, eventually leading you to the vibrant city of Antwerp. This particular section of the river is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, and throughout history, it has held great strategic significance for various powers, including the Romans, Vikings, Spanish, and Napoleon.

  Antwerp, your destination for the day, is a bustling harbor city situated on the banks of the Schelde. It has gained worldwide recognition as a major hub for the rough diamond trade, handling an impressive 80% of the global supply. Additionally, it proudly claims to be the birthplace of the esteemed painter Sir Peter Paul Rubens.

  While exploring the city, you will encounter numerous highlights. The City Hall, an architectural masterpiece from the Renaissance period, stands as a testament to Antwerp's rich history. The Grote Market, a historic city square, captivates visitors with its charm and allure. The Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Cathedral, a magnificent structure, invites contemplation and admiration. Lastly, the medieval Steen Castle offers a glimpse into the city's medieval past.

  For dinner tonight, you have the freedom to choose a restaurant of your liking within the city (please note that dinner expenses are not included). The onboard staff can provide you with recommendations to assist you in selecting a delightful dining establishment.

  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak Locks | Kreekrak Locks - Tholen | Tholen - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  In the morning, the ship embarks on a journey along the Schelde-Rhine Canal, traversing the vast Kreekrak lock system. The bicycle tour commences from there, guiding you through the enchanting forest of "Wouwse Plantage" towards Tholen. Tholen, formerly an island amidst the expansive Zeeland streams, was once a bustling fishing hub sustaining numerous livelihoods. Presently, Tholen has established connections to the mainland through various means. Nevertheless, it remains an idyllic village adorned with numerous remnants from its eventful past. Following your Tholen exploration, you rejoin the ship for a delightful afternoon sail towards the magnificent city of Dordrecht, renowned as one of Holland's oldest towns. Along the way, the ship gracefully passes through the awe-inspiring Volkerak lock system. As twilight falls, your tour leader will lead an evening stroll, regaling you with the rich history of the Netherlands.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Alblassderdam | Alblasserdam - Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 36 mi. (57 km)
  A fast ferry will bring you to Alblasserdam. From here you will cycle to Kinderdijk, a village famous for its impressive row of 19 UNESCO cultural heritage-listed windmills – one of which you can visit (don’t forget your camera!). The windmills were constructed in the 18th century to pump water out of the low Alblasserwaard polder (a polder is a low-lying tract of land enclosed by embankments). You will then continue to cycle via Schoonhoven to Vianen, a small fortified town on the river Lek where you will spend the evening. Since the 17th century Schoonhoven – nicknamed Silver City – has been renowned for its talented silversmiths.

  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 24 or 29 mi. (38 or 48 km)
  During breakfast, the barge will cruise to Breukelen where you disembark and start your final day of cycling. Ride along the Vecht River in an area famous for its beautiful mansions, small castles, and beautiful houses with large gardens and parks. After cycling through the villages of Nieuwersluis, Loenen and Vreeland you arrive at Nigtevecht where you can visit a traditional cheese farm. Continue cycling through the historical town of Muiden and on to Amsterdam where you will meet the barge for the final time in the Amsterdam harbor.

  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Please note that those cyclists who choose the shorter option will miss some of the highlights that can be seen on the longer cycling routes.

  Magnifiques

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, 6 mi. (11 km) - embarkation between 1 and 2 pm
  Day 2: Bruges - Ghent, 21 or 36 mi. (35 or 57 km)
  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde | St. Amands, 24 or 32 mi. (40 or 53 km)
  Day 4: St. Amands - Temse - Antwerp, 19 or 31 mi. (32 or 49 km)
  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak locks | Kreekrak locks - Tholen | Tholen - Willemstad - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  Day 6: Dordrecht - Kinderdijk | Kinderdijk  -Schoonhoven - Vianen, 19 or 36 mi. (32 or 57 km)
  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 23 or 28 mi. (36 or 46 km)
  Day 8: Amsterdam - disembarkation following breakfast, by 9:30am

  Parts printed in italics will be covered by the ship. 

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges 
  Embarkation time in Bruges is between 1 and 2 pm. The ship awaits you in the Bruges harbor. You may bring your luggage on board at 11 am but the cabins will not be ready for check-in just yet. After a welcome meeting with the crew at 2 pm there is time for bicycle fitting and a short test-ride through the countryside around Bruges. After dinner the guide will take you for a short walk through the center of town.

  We advise you to come to Bruges one or more days earlier, so that you will have plenty of time to discover this UNESCO World Heritage-listed historical city, aptly named the “Pearl of Flanders”. While you are there make sure you visit one of Bruges' many museums or simply take in the stunning beauty and culture of this unforgettable city from the comfort of a sidewalk café.

  Day 2: Bruges - Ghent, 21 or 36 mi. (35 or 57 km)
  You will start your first day of cycling by pedaling towards Ghent through the beautiful Flemish landscape along the Ghent canal. On arrival in Ghent make sure you make the effort to discover the best of what this historical city has to offer during an afternoon stroll. Ghent’s medieval center features lovely illuminated streets that are a must to explore, while the architectural richness in the center of the city has to be seen to be believed. During the Middle Ages, Ghent was the 2nd largest European city, after Paris. The ship will dock for the night at a lock, in a suburb of Ghent, and approx. 30 cycling minutes from the city center. Before dinner, a small canal boat will take you for a guided tour through the historic city.

  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde | St. Amands, 24 or 32 mi. (40 or 53 km)
  In the morning you will spend some time in Ghent and will then cycle downstream through a diverse landscape along the tidal Schelde River to Dendermonde located at the confluence of Dender and Schelde rivers. There is only one way to describe the landscape along the Schelde and that is: “magnificent”. It is without doubt one of the natural highlights of the tour. During this section of the Schelde, the speed of the ship will be determined by the height of the tide. You will travel from Dendermonde to St. Amands by either bicycle or barge depending on the tides. Your floating hotel will be docked for the night in St. Amands.

  Day 4: St. Amands - Temse - Antwerp, 19 or 31 mi. (32 or 49 km)
  The route follows the Schelde River further downstream through the Temse region to Antwerp. Over the centuries the Schelde river has held strategic importance for the Romans, Vikings, Spanish and Napoleon... Today it is a beautiful waterway just perfect for bike and barge holidays! Antwerp, your destination for the day, is a harbor city famous for handling up to 80% of the world’s rough diamonds and as the birthplace of the famous painter Sir Peter Paul Rubens. There are many highlights in the city to discover including the City Hall, one of several majestic buildings constructed during the Renaissance period, the historical City Square Grote Market, the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Cathedral, and the medieval Steen Castle.

  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak locks | Kreekrak locks - Tholen | Tholen - Willemstad - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  This morning, the ship will sail along the Schelde-Rhine Canal and over the huge Kreekrak lock system. Here your bicycle tour starts through the beautiful “Wouwse Plantage” forest to Tholen, Tholen once was an island in the middle of the large Zeeland streams, where many people fished for their living. Nowadays Tholen is connected to the mainland in various ways. But it is still a picturesque village with many relics of an eventful past. From Tholen, you will join the ship again for a nice afternoon sail to the city of Dordrecht. Halfway the ship will pass the impressive Volkerak lock system.

  Dordrecht, one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands is your destination for the day. The guide will take you for an evening walk and tell you about the history of the Netherlands.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Kinderdijk | Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 19 or 36 mi. (32 or 57 km)
  Today you will start your tour with the “Waterbus”, a fast ferry that will take you and your bike in just 10 minutes to Alblasserdam. After just a few minutes of cycling, you will reach Kinderdijk, a village famous for its impressive row of 19 UNESCO cultural heritage-listed windmills – one of which you can visit (don’t forget your camera!). The windmills were constructed in the 18th century to pump water out of the low Alblasserwaard polder (a polder is a low-lying tract of land enclosed by embankments). You will then continue to cycle via Schoonhoven to Vianen, a small fortified town on the river Lek (where you will be moored for the evening and where you can explore at your leisure after dinner).

  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 23 or 28 mi.  (36 or 46 km)
  During breakfast, your barge will cruise to Breukelen where you disembark to start your final day of cycling. Ride along the Vecht River in an area famous for its beautiful mansions, small castles, impressive houses, and their large gardens. After cycling through the villages of Nieuwersluis, Loenen and Vreeland you will arrive at Nigtevecht where you can visit a traditional cheese farm. Continue cycling through the historical town of Muiden and on to Amsterdam where you will meet the barge for the final time in the Amsterdam harbor.

  Day 8: Departure
  Disembarkation by 9:30 am.

  
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  Sailing Home

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, cycling to Aalterbrug, sailing to Ghent, 13 mi. (21 km)
  Day 2: Rest day in Ghent
  Day 3: Ghent - Middelburg, 28 mi. (45 km)
  Day 4: Middelburg - Zierikzee, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Day 5: Zierikzee - Willemstad, sailing to Dordrecht, 34 mi. (55 km)
  Day 6: Dordrecht, sailing to Gorinchem, cycling to Vianen, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Day 7: Vianen, sailing to Breukelen, cycling to Amsterdam, 25 mi. (40 km)
  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Day 1: Bruges - Alterbrug - Ghent, 13 mi. (21 km)
  Individual arrival to the ship between 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm, moored near Bargeweg just outside of Bruges city center. Once aboard the ship, you can settle in your cabin and enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee as you acquaint yourself with the captain, crew, and your fellow travelers. The ship leaves at 2:00 pm, and you will begin your first bike tour along the canal from Bruges to beautiful Alterbrug along peaceful roads. Upon arrival in Alterbrug, you will reboard your ship and head towards your destination for the night: Ghent. During dinner on board, you are informed of the program for the next day, planning for the week, and cycling and safety procedures.

  Day 2: Rest day in Ghent
  Today is yours! Explore the wonderful city of Ghent; learn about its rich history, visit the many well-preserved medieval sites and buildings, and explore modern Ghent. Some highlights of today include St. Bavo’s Cathedral, St. Nicholas Church, Gravensteen, and the numerous bustling city squares and pubs.

  Day 3: Ghent - Middelburg, 28 mi. (45 km)
  During an energizing breakfast, you will leave Belgium and sail to Sas van Gent. From there, you’ll begin today’s bike tour through Zeeuws-Vlaanderen (Dutch-Flanders) along peaceful, scenic bike paths. You’ll then ferry from Breskens to Vlissingen (Flushing), where you will cross the Westerschelde before cycling for about thirty minutes to Middelburg. This is the well-preserved capital of Zeeland, modern yet historic. Explore the 17th and 18th century merchant houses and storehouses, view the medieval abbey, and visit some delightful cafés and restaurants.

  Day 4: Middelburg - Zierikzee, 30 mi. (50 km)
  After riding to Veere - a historically important trading place - you will cycle over the Veersgatdam, perhaps taking a break for a beach visit, before arriving in North Beveland. From North Beveland, you will cycle past the Oosterscheldedam with its enormous locks to keep the sea at bay. Here, it is easy to see why this is one of the hardest and most expensive places to protect the land from the sea. In fact, these Deltaworks are called one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World because of the truly amazing feat in engineering. From this incredible dam, you will arrive in Zierikzee.

  Day 5: Zierikzee - Willemstad - Dordrecht, 34 mi. (55 km)
  You begin today by cycling in Schouwen-Duiveland along spectacular routes to Bruinisse. Bruinissee is an isolated community known for its mussel fishery. On the way there, you will even see a statue of an opened mussel! From Bruinisse, you will cycle to an old fortified town, Willemstad, where you will reboard your ship to sail for Dordrecht. This is one of the oldest cities in Holland at the crossroads of busy waterways, and here, you’ll have the opportunity to stroll the historical streets or visit a museum or two.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Gorinchem - Vianen, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Enjoy a delicious breakfast as you sail to Gorinchem. Then, you will have the chance to see Woudrichem, an old fortified town containing the most famous castle in the Netherlands: Loevestein. Take some time here to embrace the historical charm before you cycle along the lazy river Linge through the Betuwe. Along the way, you’ll see blossoming orchards. You can take a break in Leerdam and appreciate the glasswork before finishing your bike tour in Vianen.

  Day 7: Vianen -  Breukelen - Amsterdam, 25 mi. (40 km)
  A breakfast cruise to Breukelen will start your day. Once in Breukelen, you will be treated to cycling along the most beautiful rivers in Holland: the Vecht and Amstel. Take your time looking at beautiful countryside houses, mansions, and estates with well-maintained gardens. From the countryside, you will seamlessly enter Amsterdam - named after the Amstel river - along tranquil bike paths to the city center. Once in Amsterdam, the day is yours! Explore the remarkable sites and city center of Amsterdam, and, at night, you can stroll along the canal or meander through the city.

  Day 8: Amsterdam (Departure)
  Departure after breakfast at 10 am.

  Iris

  Day 1: Bruges
  Day 2: Ghent - Dendermonde, 25 mi. (40 km)
  Day 3: Dendermonde - Antwerp, 20 or 32 mi. (32 or 51 km)
  Day 4: Antwerp - Tholen, distance pending
  Day 5: Tholen - Dordrecht, distance pending
  Day 6: Dordrecht - Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, distance pending
  Day 7: Vianen - Amsterdam, distance pending
  Day 8: Amsterdam

  Day 1: Bruges
  To fully experience the enchanting city of Bruges, we recommend arriving early and staying at a hotel. This will allow you ample time to explore the numerous options available for a memorable day in Bruges.

  Once you've received a warm welcome aboard the ship in Bruges, your journey begins with sailing. Along the way, you will make a stop halfway for a brief test ride. After the pick-up, the ship continues sailing towards Ghent, to dock for the evening.

  Day 2: Ghent - Dendermonde, 25 mi. (40 km)
  Your itinerary begins with an exploration of Ghent and the opportunity to freely discover the city, perhaps indulging in some shopping. For those interested in cultural highlights, a town walk will be available. At the forefront of this list is the renowned painting "The Adoration of the Lamb of God" by the Van Eyck brothers, located in the Cathedral. In the afternoon, the journey continues along the picturesque Schelde River, covering approximately 25 miles before reaching Dendermonde. As Belgium is internationally acclaimed for its beer, a delightful evening is planned for you on board: a Belgian beer-tasting event.!This will be an excellent occasion to savor and appreciate the renowned beers of Belgium.

  Day 3: Dendermonde - Antwerp, 20 or 32 mi. (32 or 51 km)
  Today, you have the flexibility to adjust the distance according to your preference. You can choose to cover the entire 32 miles, or if you prefer a shorter ride, a pickup or drop-off option is available, making it a more manageable at 20 miles. The destination for the day is the captivating city of Antwerp, known as the City of Diamonds.

  Antwerp holds a rich history and was once home to the renowned painter Peter Paul Rubens. You'll have the opportunity to admire many of his remarkable paintings that still reside within the city. During the 16th century, Antwerp flourished as a center of trade and earned the title of Europe's sugar capital. Today, as you stroll through the streets, you'll experience a sense of stepping back in time, almost as if you were transported 500 years ago, with many buildings still standing from that prosperous era.

  In the late afternoon, the guide will accompany you into the heart of the city, revealing the beauty of the city center. Recommendations will be provided in one of the delightful restaurants for your dinner allowing you the opportunity to relish the local cuisine and enjoy a memorable dining experience.

  Day 4: Antwerp - Tholen, distance pending
  Start the day with some leisurely time in Antwerp before embarking on a captivating journey through its modern and impressive harbor, as you enjoy your lunch. The starting point for cycling is near the Kreekrak Locks in the Netherlands. Although it will be a shorter ride, the presence of waterways will dominate the scenery.

  The destination for the night is the charming village of Tholen, which was once an island but is now connected to the mainland. The Province of Zeeland, where Tholen is located, is characterized by its abundant waterways, rivers, and the surrounding sea. Remarkably, the province is protected by dams, which were constructed after a devastating flood in 1953. These dams created expansive lakes where the sea once ebbed and flowed. It is worth noting that the province served as the inspiration for the name of New Zealand - "Zee" meaning "Sea" in Dutch.

  In the evening, take a delightful walk alongside the windmills, immersing yourself in the unmistakable atmosphere of the Netherlands. This picturesque stroll will serve as a reminder that you have truly arrived in the Netherlands.

  Day 5: Tholen - Dordrecht, distance pending
  Tholen, once an island amidst the vast Zeeland streams of the Rhine Delta, was a hub for fishermen who relied on the North Sea. Although Tholen is now connected to the mainland, it has managed to preserve its picturesque charm and numerous remnants of its vibrant fishing and boating history. Our cycling journey commences from this point crossing the bridge to the mainland. A serene and enjoyable ride along the Volkerak Lock awaits, leading to the captivating fortified city of Willemstad. The star-shaped fortification still stands as a testament to its past. Willemstad derives its name from King William of Orange, and we'll have ample time to wander through its beautiful streets before we return on board for a delightful sail to Dordrecht.

  Dordrecht holds great historical significance, thanks to its strategic location on the rivers, which made it an ideal trading hub. The city's numerous harbors bear names associated with the tradesmen who stored their goods there, such as the Wolwevershaven (wool weavers). In 1680, Dordrecht played a pivotal role during the Synod of Dordrecht, where religious leaders from Protestant churches gathered. This significant conference helped prevent a civil war and saw the victory of more conventional Protestants over further reformation. Notably, the Staten Bible originated from this convention, adding to the city's historical importance.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, distance pending
  Kinderdijk, a remarkable land reclamation project from the 18th century, is home to a collection of 19 windmills standing in unison. You'll have the opportunity to climb up one of the windmills or simply relax with a cup of coffee while enjoying the breathtaking view of this UNESCO World Heritage site. As your cycling day continues, you backdrop is the rural landscapes, numerous farms, vast fields, and grazing livestock along the way. The next stop is Schoonhoven, situated along the Lek River and renowned as the town of silversmiths. It is the perfect place to pause for a delightful lunch, taking in the town's charming atmosphere. Afterward, the journey continues to Vianen, another riverside town slightly off the river's course, featuring a quaint round lock that we will pass through on our bikes.

  Day 7: Vianen - Amsterdam, distance pending
  In the morning, you are dropped off to cycle the final stretch towards Amsterdam. This region offers a glimpse of charming countryside estates dating back to the 18th century, nestled along the meandering rivers that the barge cannot navigate. You might find the opportunity to visit a local cheese shop, where you can savor a delightful lunch in the tranquil garden setting. As you approach the Amsterdam harbor and return to the barge, you'll have the chance to visit a cafe connected to a local beer brewery. What a great way to end the day.

  Day 8: Amsterdam
  Disembarkation by 9 am.

   

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  All distances are approximate. Itineraries are subject to change, even on very short notice, due to changing wind and weather conditions, and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, docking location changes, lock repairs, etc

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  Fluvius 

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, boarding begins at 1 pm. You will have time for a short test ride.
  Day 2: Bruges - Ghent,  36 mi. (57 km)
  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde, 24 mi. (40 km)
  Day 4: Dendermonde - Antwerp, 21 or 39 mi. (48 or 63 km)
  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak Locks | Kreekrak Locks - Tholen | Tholen - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  Day 6: Dordrecht - Alblassderdam | Alblasserdam - Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 36 mi. (57 km)
  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 24 or 29 mi. (38 or 48 km)
  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Portions in italics will be covered by the ship.

  Day 1: Bruges, 6 mi. (11 km)
  Embarkation time in Bruges is between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. The ship awaits you in the Bruges harbor. After a welcome meeting with the crew at 2 p.m. there is time for bicycle fitting and a short test ride through the countryside around Bruges. After dinner, the tour leader will take you for a walk through the center of town.

  We advise you to come to Bruges one or more days earlier so that you will have plenty of time to discover the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historical city of Bruges, aptly named the “Pearl of Flanders”. While you are there make sure you visit one of Bruges many museums or simply take in the stunning beauty and culture of this unforgettable city from the comfort of a sidewalk café.

  Day 2: Bruges to Ghent, 36 mi. (57 km)
  Your cycle tour starts early today in the outskirts of Bruges. You will start your first day of cycling by pedaling towards Ghent through the beautiful Flemish landscape along the Ghent canal. On arrival in Ghent make sure you make the effort to discover the best of what this historical city has to offer during an afternoon stroll. Ghent’s medieval town center features lovely illuminated streets that are a must to explore, while the architectural richness in the historical center of the city has to be seen to be believed (during the Middle Ages Ghent was the 2nd largest European city after Paris). The ship will dock for the night at a lock, in a suburb of Ghent and approx. 30 cycling minutes from the city center.

  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde, 24 mi. (40 km)
  After breakfast in Ghent, you will cycle downstream through a diverse landscape along the tidal Schelde River to Dendermonde, a friendly little town, located at the junction of Dender and Schelde Rivers. Dendermonde has a beautiful town hall located at a cozy square. The ideal place to have a nice Belgium beer after your bicycle ride. Worth visiting is also the St. Alexius Beguinage where you can learn about housekeeping, work, and recreation in the lives of former generations.

  Day 4: Dendermonde - Antwerp, 21 or 39 mi. (48 or 63 km)
  Today, you will follow the course of the Schelde River as it winds downstream through the Temse region and the charming village of Baasrode, eventually leading you to the vibrant city of Antwerp. This particular section of the river is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, and throughout history, it has held great strategic significance for various powers, including the Romans, Vikings, Spanish, and Napoleon.

  Antwerp, your destination for the day, is a bustling harbor city situated on the banks of the Schelde. It has gained worldwide recognition as a major hub for the rough diamond trade, handling an impressive 80% of the global supply. Additionally, it proudly claims to be the birthplace of the esteemed painter Sir Peter Paul Rubens.

  While exploring the city, you will encounter numerous highlights. The City Hall, an architectural masterpiece from the Renaissance period, stands as a testament to Antwerp's rich history. The Grote Market, a historic city square, captivates visitors with its charm and allure. The Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Cathedral, a magnificent structure, invites contemplation and admiration. Lastly, the medieval Steen Castle offers a glimpse into the city's medieval past.

  For dinner tonight, you have the freedom to choose a restaurant of your liking within the city (please note that dinner expenses are not included). The onboard staff can provide you with recommendations to assist you in selecting a delightful dining establishment.

  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak Locks | Kreekrak Locks - Tholen | Tholen - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  In the morning, the ship embarks on a journey along the Schelde-Rhine Canal, traversing the vast Kreekrak lock system. The bicycle tour commences from there, guiding you through the enchanting forest of "Wouwse Plantage" towards Tholen. Tholen, formerly an island amidst the expansive Zeeland streams, was once a bustling fishing hub sustaining numerous livelihoods. Presently, Tholen has established connections to the mainland through various means. Nevertheless, it remains an idyllic village adorned with numerous remnants from its eventful past. Following your Tholen exploration, you rejoin the ship for a delightful afternoon sail towards the magnificent city of Dordrecht, renowned as one of Holland's oldest towns. Along the way, the ship gracefully passes through the awe-inspiring Volkerak lock system. As twilight falls, your tour leader will lead an evening stroll, regaling you with the rich history of the Netherlands.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Alblassderdam | Alblasserdam - Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 36 mi. (57 km)
  A fast ferry will bring you to Alblasserdam. From here you will cycle to Kinderdijk, a village famous for its impressive row of 19 UNESCO cultural heritage-listed windmills – one of which you can visit (don’t forget your camera!). The windmills were constructed in the 18th century to pump water out of the low Alblasserwaard polder (a polder is a low-lying tract of land enclosed by embankments). You will then continue to cycle via Schoonhoven to Vianen, a small fortified town on the river Lek where you will spend the evening. Since the 17th century Schoonhoven – nicknamed Silver City – has been renowned for its talented silversmiths.

  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 24 or 29 mi. (38 or 48 km)
  During breakfast, the barge will cruise to Breukelen where you disembark and start your final day of cycling. Ride along the Vecht River in an area famous for its beautiful mansions, small castles, and beautiful houses with large gardens and parks. After cycling through the villages of Nieuwersluis, Loenen and Vreeland you arrive at Nigtevecht where you can visit a traditional cheese farm. Continue cycling through the historical town of Muiden and on to Amsterdam where you will meet the barge for the final time in the Amsterdam harbor.

  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Please note that those cyclists who choose the shorter option will miss some of the highlights that can be seen on the longer cycling routes.

  La Mar & Clair d'Etoile

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, 6 mi. (11 km)
  Day 2: Bruges - Ghent, 21 or 36 mi. (35 or 57 km)
  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde | St. Amands, 24 or 32 mi. (40 or 53 km)
  Day 4: St. Amands - Temse - Antwerp, 19 or 31 mi. (32 or 49 km)
  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak locks | Kreekrak locks - Tholen | Tholen - Willemstad - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  Day 6: Dordrecht - Kinderdijk | Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 19 or 36 mi. (32 or 57 km)
  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 23 or 28 mi.  (36 or 46 km)
  Day 8: Amsterdam 

  Parts printed in italics will be covered by the ship. 

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges 
  Embarkation time in Bruges is between 1 and 2 pm. The ship awaits you in the Bruges harbor. You may bring your luggage on board at 11 am but the cabins will not be ready for check-in just yet. After a welcome meeting with the crew at 2 pm there is time for bicycle fitting and a short test-ride through the countryside around Bruges. After dinner the guide will take you for a short walk through the center of town.

  We advise you to come to Bruges one or more days earlier, so that you will have plenty of time to discover this UNESCO World Heritage-listed historical city, aptly named the “Pearl of Flanders”. While you are there make sure you visit one of Bruges' many museums or simply take in the stunning beauty and culture of this unforgettable city from the comfort of a sidewalk café.

  Day 2: Bruges - Ghent, 21 or 36 mi. (35 or 57 km)
  You will start your first day of cycling by pedaling towards Ghent through the beautiful Flemish landscape along the Ghent canal. On arrival in Ghent make sure you make the effort to discover the best of what this historical city has to offer during an afternoon stroll. Ghent’s medieval center features lovely illuminated streets that are a must to explore, while the architectural richness in the center of the city has to be seen to be believed. During the Middle Ages, Ghent was the 2nd largest European city, after Paris. The ship will dock for the night at a lock, in a suburb of Ghent, and approx. 30 cycling minutes from the city center. Before dinner, a small canal boat will take you for a guided tour through the historic city.

  Day 3: Ghent - Dendermonde | St. Amads, 24 or 32 mi. (40 or 53 km)
  In the morning you will spend some time in Ghent and will then cycle downstream through a diverse landscape along the tidal Schelde River to Dendermonde located at the confluence of Dender and Schelde rivers. There is only one way to describe the landscape along the Schelde and that is: “magnificent”. It is without doubt one of the natural highlights of the tour. During this section of the Schelde, the speed of the ship will be determined by the height of the tide. You will travel from Dendermonde to St. Amands by either bicycle or barge depending on the tides. Your floating hotel will be docked for the night in St. Amands.

  Day 4: St. Amands - Temse - Antwerp, 19 or 31 mi. (32 or 49 km)
  The route follows the Schelde River further downstream through the Temse region to Antwerp. Over the centuries the Schelde river has held strategic importance for the Romans, Vikings, Spanish and Napoleon... Today it is a beautiful waterway just perfect for bike and barge holidays! Antwerp, your destination for the day, is a harbor city famous for handling up to 80% of the world’s rough diamonds and as the birthplace of the famous painter Sir Peter Paul Rubens. There are many highlights in the city to discover including the City Hall, one of several majestic buildings constructed during the Renaissance period, the historical City Square Grote Market, the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwe Cathedral, and the medieval Steen Castle.

  Day 5: Antwerp - Kreekrak locks | Kreekrak locks - Tholen | Tholen - Willemstad - Dordrecht, 13 or 23 mi. (20 or 36 km)
  This morning, the ship will sail along the Schelde-Rhine Canal and over the huge Kreekrak lock system. Here your bicycle tour starts through the beautiful “Wouwse Plantage” forest to Tholen, Tholen once was an island in the middle of the large Zeeland streams, where many people fished for their living. Nowadays Tholen is connected to the mainland in various ways. But it is still a picturesque village with many relics of an eventful past. From Tholen, you will join the ship again for a nice afternoon sail to the city of Dordrecht. Halfway the ship will pass the impressive Volkerak lock system.

  Dordrecht, one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands is your destination for the day. The guide will take you for an evening walk and tell you about the history of the Netherlands.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Kinderdijk | Kinderdijk - Schoonhoven - Vianen, 19 or 36 mi. (32 or 57 km)
  Today you will start your tour with the “Waterbus”, a fast ferry that will take you and your bike in just 10 minutes to Alblasserdam. After just a few minutes of cycling, you will reach Kinderdijk, a village famous for its impressive row of 19 UNESCO cultural heritage-listed windmills – one of which you can visit (don’t forget your camera!). The windmills were constructed in the 18th century to pump water out of the low Alblasserwaard polder (a polder is a low-lying tract of land enclosed by embankments). You will then continue to cycle via Schoonhoven to Vianen, a small fortified town on the river Lek (where you will be moored for the evening and where you can explore at your leisure after dinner).

  Day 7: Vianen - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 23 or 28 mi.  (36 or 46 km)
  During breakfast, your barge will cruise to Breukelen where you disembark to start your final day of cycling. Ride along the Vecht River in an area famous for its beautiful mansions, small castles, impressive houses, and their large gardens. After cycling through the villages of Nieuwersluis, Loenen and Vreeland you will arrive at Nigtevecht where you can visit a traditional cheese farm. Continue cycling through the historical town of Muiden and on to Amsterdam where you will meet the barge for the final time in the Amsterdam harbor.

  Day 8: Departure
  Disembarkation by 9:30 am.

  Liza Marleen

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, cycling to Aalterbrug, sailing to Ghent, 13 mi. (21 km)
  Day 2: Rest day in Ghent
  Day 3: Ghent - Middelburg, 28 mi. (45 km)
  Day 4: Middelburg - Zierikzee, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Day 5: Zierikzee - Willemstad, sailing to Dordrecht, 34 mi. (55 km)
  Day 6: Dordrecht, sailing to Gorinchem, cycling to Vianen, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Day 7: Vianen, sailing to Breukelen, cycling to Amsterdam, 25 mi. (40 km)
  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Day 1: Bruges - Alterbrug - Ghent, 13 mi. (21 km)
  Individual arrival to the ship between 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm, moored near Bargeweg just outside of Bruges city center. Once aboard the ship, you can settle in your cabin and enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee as you acquaint yourself with the captain, crew, and your fellow travelers. The ship leaves at 2:00 pm, and you will begin your first bike tour along the canal from Bruges to beautiful Alterbrug along peaceful roads. Upon arrival in Alterbrug, you will reboard your ship and head towards your destination for the night: Ghent. During dinner on board, you are informed of the program for the next day, planning for the week, and cycling and safety procedures.

  Day 2: Rest day in Ghent
  Today is yours! Explore the wonderful city of Ghent; learn about its rich history, visit the many well-preserved medieval sites and buildings, and explore modern Ghent. Some highlights of today include St. Bavo’s Cathedral, St. Nicholas Church, Gravensteen, and the numerous bustling city squares and pubs.

  Day 3: Ghent - Middelburg, 28 mi. (45 km)
  During an energizing breakfast, you will leave Belgium and sail to Sas van Gent. From there, you’ll begin today’s bike tour through Zeeuws-Vlaanderen (Dutch-Flanders) along peaceful, scenic bike paths. You’ll then ferry from Breskens to Vlissingen (Flushing), where you will cross the Westerschelde before cycling for about thirty minutes to Middelburg. This is the well-preserved capital of Zeeland, modern yet historic. Explore the 17th and 18th century merchant houses and storehouses, view the medieval abbey, and visit some delightful cafés and restaurants.

  Day 4: Middelburg - Zierikzee, 30 mi. (50 km)
  After riding to Veere - a historically important trading place - you will cycle over the Veersgatdam, perhaps taking a break for a beach visit, before arriving in North Beveland. From North Beveland, you will cycle past the Oosterscheldedam with its enormous locks to keep the sea at bay. Here, it is easy to see why this is one of the hardest and most expensive places to protect the land from the sea. In fact, these Deltaworks are called one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World because of the truly amazing feat in engineering. From this incredible dam, you will arrive in Zierikzee.

  Day 5: Zierikzee - Willemstad - Dordrecht, 34 mi. (55 km)
  You begin today by cycling in Schouwen-Duiveland along spectacular routes to Bruinisse. Bruinissee is an isolated community known for its mussel fishery. On the way there, you will even see a statue of an opened mussel! From Bruinisse, you will cycle to an old fortified town, Willemstad, where you will reboard your ship to sail for Dordrecht. This is one of the oldest cities in Holland at the crossroads of busy waterways, and here, you’ll have the opportunity to stroll the historical streets or visit a museum or two.

  Day 6: Dordrecht - Gorinchem - Vianen, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Enjoy a delicious breakfast as you sail to Gorinchem. Then, you will have the chance to see Woudrichem, an old fortified town containing the most famous castle in the Netherlands: Loevestein. Take some time here to embrace the historical charm before you cycle along the lazy river Linge through the Betuwe. Along the way, you’ll see blossoming orchards. You can take a break in Leerdam and appreciate the glasswork before finishing your bike tour in Vianen.

  Day 7: Vianen -  Breukelen - Amsterdam, 25 mi. (40 km)
  A breakfast cruise to Breukelen will start your day. Once in Breukelen, you will be treated to cycling along the most beautiful rivers in Holland: the Vecht and Amstel. Take your time looking at beautiful countryside houses, mansions, and estates with well-maintained gardens. From the countryside, you will seamlessly enter Amsterdam - named after the Amstel river - along tranquil bike paths to the city center. Once in Amsterdam, the day is yours! Explore the remarkable sites and city center of Amsterdam, and, at night, you can stroll along the canal or meander through the city.

  Day 8: Amsterdam (Departure)
  Departure after breakfast at 10 am.

  Feniks

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, 9 to 13 mi. (15 to 20 km)
  Day 2: Bruges to Ghent, 22 to 38 mi. (35 to 60 km)
  Day 3: Ghent to St. Amands via the River Scheldt
  Day 4: St. Amands - Antwerp
  Day 5: Antwerp - Willemstad
  Day 6: Willemstad - Dordrecht - Vianen, 31 mi. (50 km)
  Day 7: Vianen - Amsterdam via Breukelen, 25 to 38 mi. (40 to 60 km)
  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Day 1: Arrival in Bruges, 9 to 13 mi. (15 to 20 km)
  Start your unforgettable bike and barge holiday in Bruges, one of the most charming medieval cities in Europe. After arriving at the barge moored near Bruges’ historic city center at 2 pm, take part in a leisurely introductory bike ridethrough the Flemish countryside. Cycle along Bruges' ancient ramparts to the picturesque village of Damme, a former medieval port.

  Day 2: Bruges to Ghent, 22 to 38 mi. (35 to 60 km)
  Pedal through the scenic Flemish countryside, following the peaceful canal that connects Bruges and Ghent. This beautiful cycling route in Belgium features forests, fields, and traditional Flemish villages. Arrive in Ghent, a vibrant university city rich in medieval architecture. Enjoy a guided walking or cycling tour of Ghent’s highlights: St. Bavo’s Cathedral, home to the Van Eyck masterpiece The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, the Gravensteen Castle, historic quays, and lively squares.

  Day 3: Ghent to St. Amands via the River Scheldt
  Begin your day cycling along the stunning River Scheldt, one of the most scenic cycling routes in Belgium. The journey takes you through peaceful countryside landscapes to St. Amands, a charming riverside town perfect for an overnight stay.

  Day 4: St. Amands - Antwerp
  Continue your bike and barge journey along the River Scheldt to the bustling port city of Antwerp. Known for its diamonds, vibrant arts scene, and historical architecture, Antwerp offers a lively mix of modern culture and historic charm.

  Day 5: Antwerp - Willemstad
  Set off early from Antwerp’s Kattendijksdok and enjoy a sailing breakfast en route to your drop-off point. From there, cycle through the Dutch countryside to Willemstad, a beautifully preserved fortress town. Discover its unique star-shaped layout, originally designed to protect the Dutch heartland from naval attacks.

  Day 6: Willemstad - Dordrecht - Vianen, 31 mi. (50 km)
  Begin with a scenic boat ride through the Hollands Diep and Noord waterways to Dordrecht, the oldest city in Holland. Explore its picturesque historic center before biking through the Biesbosch National Park, a former tidal wetland turned into a nature reserve. Take a ferry to the Biesbosch Museum, then cycle on to Werkendam for lunch before arriving in Vianen.

  Day 7: Vianen - Amsterdam via Breukelen, 25 to 38 mi. (40 to 60 km)
  Cross the River Lek during a relaxing sailing breakfast, then begin your final cycling day in the Netherlands near Breukelen—the Dutch town that gave Brooklyn, New York, its name. Enjoy a scenic ride through the Green Heart of Holland, a region known for its pastoral beauty, canals, and traditional Dutch villages, before reaching your barge in Amsterdam.

  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam
  After breakfast on board, it’s time to say goodbye and disembark from your unforgettable bike and barge vacation in Europe.

• Standard Class Boats

  All distances are approximate. Itineraries are subject to change, even on very short notice, due to changing wind and weather conditions, and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, docking location changes, lock repairs, etc.

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  Anna Antal

  Day 1: Bruges - Aalterbrug | Aalterbrug - Ghent, 13 mi. (21 km)
  Day 2: Ghent - Dendermonde | - Dendermonde - St. Amands, 29 mi. (47 km)
  Day 3: St. Amands - Antwerp, 24 mi. (40 km)
  Day 4: Antwerpen - Kreekrak locks | Kreekrak locks - Willemstad, 34 or 40 mi. (56 or 65 km)
  Day 5: Willemstad - Werkendam | Werkendam -  Gorinchem, 28 mi. (45 km)
  Day 6: Gorinchem - Vianen | Vianen - Utrecht, 30 mi. (50 km)
  Day 7: Utrecht - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 24 mi. (40 km)
  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam

  Portions in italics will be covered by ship.

  Day 1: Bruges - Aalterbrug - Ghent, (21 km)
  Embarkation begins at 1 pm. You are asked to be on board at the latest by 2 pm as your cycling itinerary begins! Boat will be moored at the Buiten Katelijnevest near the Bargeweg (1 km from the central train station). You can drop your luggage off at 12 noon.  Once you arrive onboard the ship you can put your luggage away in your cabin and then enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. It is also a good moment to become acquainted with the guide, skipper and crew, and of course your fellow passengers.

  At 2:15 pm, the barge departs, and you will cycle toward Ghent. The barge will mostly be following the canal between Bruges and Ghent to Aalterbrug, which offers a beautiful, peaceful cycle route with an unexpected variety of experiences.

  The city of Ghent is proud of its rich past but is much more than just a museum town. This lively city with its numerous squares and cozy pubs is an excellent mixture of medieval architecture, stylish shopping streets, splendid mansions, and busy little squares with outdoor cafés.

  Day 2: Ghent - Dendermonde | Dendermonde -  St. Amands, 29 mi. (47 km)
  Early Sunday morning you will cycle through the old center of Ghent. After coffee, you will leave for a nice day along one of the most beautiful rivers of Europe, the Schelde.

  After approximately 20 km, in Wetteren, you can take a break in a real Flemish ‘staminee’ and in Berlare you will have a Belgian beer with your lunch. Next, cycle through Dendermonde, the city of the legend of the Beiaart, where you can see the magnificent city hall that is still standing. From Dendermonde, you will sail to the small, quiet village of St. Amand for the night.

  Day 3: St. Amands - Antwerp, 24 mi. (40 km)
  From St. Amands, the cycle route leads you along the river and past nature reserves like the mudflats of Durme and Schausselbroek. The mudflats
  of Durme are worth mentioning because it's one of the last freshwater marshes along this tidal part of the river and therefore has a unique flora and fauna. You continue your tour through Bazel, one of the most beautiful villages in Belgium. The wooden moving stairs in the St. Anna tunnel under the Scheldt is a unique experience before entering the city center of Antwerp. Highlights of the historical center of Antwerp are worth a visit, here you'll find: the Onze-Lievevrouwenkerk and the Rubenshuis. In the Willemsdok, near the Museum for Modern Art (Museum Aan de Stroom) you will find the barge.

  Day 4: Antwerp - Kreekrak locks | Kreekrak locks - Willemstad, 34 or 40 mi. (56 or 65 km)
  This morning you’ll sail through the big harbor of Antwerp, a big difference from the nature reserves and quiet villages of yesterday. But due to the big seagoing vessels and large harbor, cranes it’s a fascinating journey that brings you to Holland where you start your bike tour at the Kreekrak locks. By bike, you will make a beautiful tour over the ‘Brabantse wal’ a sand wall dating back from the times when Mammoths roam the area. Today you won’t find any big elephants but the area seemed to be perfect for strawberry and asparagus fields. From the woodlands around Bergen op Zoom, you continue through a polder landscape to the old fortified town of Willemstad, near the Volkeraksluizen (locks) at the Haringvliet, the busiest locks of Europe.

  Day 5: Willemstad - Werkendam | Werkendam -  Gorinchem, 28 mi. (45 km)
  The barge leaves early so you can make a beautiful tour from Werkendam where you go ashore to continue your tour by bike through the land of Heusden and Altena. Along the Bergse Maas, the south border of the land of Heusden and Altena, you continue your tour along the fortified town of Heusden. From here another river, the ‘Afgedamde Maas’ leads you back to the river Waal where you started your tour this morning. Here you’ll find another beautiful fortified town, Woudrichem. A ferry brings you to the other side of the river where you’ll board the ship.

  Day 6: Utrecht - Breukelen | Breukelen - Amsterdam, 24 mi. (40 km)
  From Gorinchem you will follow the meandering river, Linge, through the Betuwe. This area is known for its orchards and therefore will be covered with blossoms in the months of April and May. Along with the city of Leerdam, famous for its glass, you continue your tour in the northern direction towards Utrecht. On your way toward Utrecht, you’ll pass the ‘Wiel van Bassa’ the biggest dike burst hole in the Netherlands, and another relic of the everlasting battle against the water. From Vianen you sail to Utrecht. After dinner, you can take a public bus to the old center of Utrecht.

  Day 7: Utrecht - Amsterdam, 24 mi. (40 km)
  During breakfast, you will sail to Breukelen from where you will cycle to Amsterdam along the two most beautiful rivers of Holland, the Vecht and the Amstel.

  Along the route, you will find the magnificent country houses and mansions from the 18th century with their splendid, well-kept gardens. After dinner, you have the option to take a canal cruise through the canals of Amsterdam.

  Day 8: Departure from Amsterdam
  The mooring place of the barge in Amsterdam is the Oosterdok (near Science Center NEMO, Oosterdok 2), located 1.2 km/.75 miles from the Central Station in Amsterdam.
  There is a direct train that leaves 6 times per hour from Amsterdam Central Station to Schiphol Airport. Travel time is about 16 minutes.

  If you flying out of Brussels Airport you can take the international train (Intercity). Travel time is 3 hours.

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There are several boats that navigate Bruges to Amsterdam, each differing slightly in itineraries, what is included/not included, and pricing. Classes of boat range from standard to brand new deluxe vessels.

• De Holland

  Deluxe

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  4 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Deluxe Class Boat

  Touring Bicycles

  Hybrid Velo de Ville C100 (or similar brand/model) • Aluminum step-through frame … • Adjustable gel saddle … • Shimano Nexus gearing … • 7 speeds … • V-Brakes … • Impac Streetpac 47-622 tires … • VDV… Read More

  Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)

  Velo de Ville CEB 200 (or similar brand/model) • Limited number available, request at the time of booking … • Wh 400 battery … • Bosch Intuvia, Bosch Purion display … • Max. 25 km/h motor speed … •… Read More

  The former Angela Esmee, renamed now to De Holland, was completely renovated in winter 2017/2018. The De Holland has 34 well equipped staterooms for a maximum of 71 passengers. Read More
• Magnifique I

  Deluxe

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  4.7 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Deluxe Class Boat

  Unisex City Bike

  Hybrid Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Handbrakes … • Shimano 7-speed Nexus drive … • Chain… Read More

  Unisex City Electric Bike

  Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Nexus 7 gears … • Hand brakes … • Shimano motor (400 WH)… Read More

  The totally renovated Magnifique I joined our line-up in 2024, joining her sisters the Magnifique II, III, & IV! Read More
• Magnifique II

  Deluxe

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  4.8 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Deluxe Class Barge

  Unisex City Bike

  Hybrid Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Handbrakes … • Shimano 7-speed Nexus drive … • Chain… Read More

  Unisex City Electric Bike

  Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Nexus 7 gears … • Hand brakes … • Shimano motor (400 WH)… Read More

  In 2016, we saw the launch of a new premium barge, the Magnifique II, to wonderful reviews. The ship boasts a classical style with an emphasis on superior comfort. This ship has earned the deluxe designation! Read More
• Magnifique III

  Deluxe

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  4.7 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Deluxe Class Barge

  Unisex City Bike

  Hybrid Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Handbrakes … • Shimano 7-speed nexus drive … •… Read More

  Unisex City Electric Bike

  Azor (or similar brand/model) • Limited number available, request at the time of booking … • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … •… Read More

  Following the success of her sister ships, Princesse Royal and the Magnifique II, Magnifique lll was launched in 2018, adding to her owner/captain's portfolio of designing and constructing deluxe ships. The partially covered sundeck with sun loungers and a hot tub provide is the perfect spot for relaxation. The tastefully decorated lounge with large panoramic windows, located on the upper deck is wonderfully inviting and the combined light-filled restaurant, bar, and lounge adds to the ambience. Read More
• Magnifique IV

  Deluxe

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  4.9 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Deluxe Class Barge

  Unisex City Bike

  Hybrid Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Handbrakes … • Shimano 7-speed nexus drive … •… Read More

  Unisex City Electric Bike

  Azor (or similar brand/model) • Low-entry (step-through frame) • Lightweight aluminum … • High handlebars and upright riding position … • Nexus 7 gears … • Hand brakes … • Shimano motor (400 WH)… Read More

  Following the overwhelming success of the premium barges Princesse Royal, Magnifique II (2016), and Magnifique III (2018), we are proud to now offer a new addition, the Magnifique IV. Read More
• Sailing Home

  Premium

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  4.4 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Premium Class Boat

  Touring Bicycle

  Oxford Touring Bicycle … • 24 speeds … • Handbrakes … • Step-through frame: for passengers from 4'11 to 5'10 / 150 cm - 178 cm … • Men's frame: for passengers from 4'11 to 6'8 / 150 cm - 203 cm … •… Read More

  Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)

  Freebike … • 7 speeds … • Handbrakes … • With integrated battery … • For passengers from 5'1 to 6'6 / 155 cm - 198 cm … Acessories … • Pannier bag … • Bike helmet … • Bike lock … • Water bottle … Read More

  Constructed in 2001, the Sailing Home was designed specifically for bike and boat vacations. Read More
• Fluvius

  Comfort

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  4.6 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Comfort Class Barge

  City Touring Bike

  Azor City Touring (or similar) • Unisex aluminum frame … • Shimano gearing … • 7 speeds … • Handbrakes … • Sell-Royal gel saddles (adjustable) • 28" Wheels … Accessories … • Pannier bag that can be… Read More

  Electric Bike (E-Bike)

  Azor Electric Bike (or similar brand/model) • Limited number available, request at the time of booking … • Low entry frame … • Nexus 7-gear … • Shimano 400 wh motor … • 4 support levels … •… Read More

  We are pleased to announce, during the winter of 2023/2024, the Fluvius will undergo many renovations. These will include a new air filtration system, new air conditioning units, remodeled bathrooms, new flooring and ceilings in all the cabins, new beds, as well as several updates to the salon area. The MS Fluvius accommodates 44 guests. With a large common area, complete with lounge, bar, & dining area, and a lovely partially covered sundeck, there is enough room on board for everyone to… Read More
• Clair d’Etoile

  Comfort

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  4.6 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Comfort Class Barge

  Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)

  Batavus Fuze E-go Active Plus (or similar brand/model) • Limited number available, request at the time of booking … • Aluminum step-through frame … • Bosch Active Line Mid-Engine … • Adjustable stem… Read More

  Touring Bicycle

  Hybrid Oxford Clipper 21 (or similar brand/model) • Aluminum step-through frame … • Front suspension … • Adjustable stem … • Shimano derailleur … • 21 speeds … • V-Brakes … • Comfortable saddle … •… Read More

  Formerly called the Zwaantje, the Clair d’Etoile (meaning "Starlight") is a lovely passenger barge. The boat has 10 cabins with twin beds and 2 cabins with double beds. A large common room with heating, air conditioning, large panoramic windows, a restaurant area, lounge corner, and a small bar are located on the upper deck. Read More
• La Mar

  Comfort

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  4.8 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Comfort Class Barge

  Hybrid Velo de Ville C100 (or similar)

  Frame - Aluminum … Rear derailleur - 7 Speed ​​Nexus … Brakes - V-Brake … Tires - Impac Streetpac 47-622 … Saddle - VDV City … Comes with a lock and pannier bag Read More

  Hybrid Gazelle Chamonix (or similar)

  Comes with a lock and pannier bag Read More

  Ebike Velo de Ville CEB 200 (or similar)

  Battery - Wh 400 … Display - Bosch Intuvia, Bosch Purion … Motor speed - max. 25 km / h … Motor version - Bosch Active line … Brake - Hydraulic rim brake … Comes with lock and pannier bag Read More

  Previously known as the Fiep, the La Mar was converted from a cargo ship into a modern and spacious passenger ship, specifically designed for bike and barge tours in the Netherlands and Belgium. The ship has recently been renovated. There are two decks on board. On the upper deck is a lounge, a spacious seating area, a cozy bar, and a large sundeck. The dining room is located on the lower deck. Read More
• Feniks

  Comfort

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  4.3 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Comfort Class Boat

  Touring bike

  The hybrid bikes available are 21-speed bikes with handbrakes. They are equipped with a pannier, water bottle, and lock. It is possible to bring your own pedals and saddle. Read More

  Electric bikes

  For those bikers who like to have some support while biking in the hills, there are different styles of electric bikes. They are equipped with a pannier, water bottle, and lock. It is possible to… Read More

  This comfortable little vessel is the pride and joy of its captain/owner, Marius. As is true for many of our boats, the Feniks was originally built as a freighter, but then converted into a hotel passenger ship in 1992. Since then, she has undergone several renovations. Wearing her history well, you will find a welcoming atmosphere on board, a crew ready to serve, and great food showcasing local cuisine featuring fresh fruits and vegetables straight from the market to the table. Read More
• Liza Marleen

  Comfort

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  4.7 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Comfort Class Barge

  Touring Bicycle

  Velo de Ville bikes (unisex frames) • Aluminum frame … • Upright handlebar … • Selle Royal saddle … • 7-speed (Shimano) • Flat pedal … • Shimano coaster brakes (backpedal & hand) or freewheel hub… Read More

  Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)

  E-Bike (Pedelec) Velo de Ville bikes (unisex frames) • Upright handlebar … • Selle Royal saddle … • Flat pedal … • 8-speed … • Bosch mid-drive motors … • 500 Wh Bosch detachable rechargeable… Read More

  The Liza Marleen is a lovely motor passenger barge that was built in 1998 and the cabins were completely renovated in 2016. This "robust" lady is ideally suited for trips on the wider waterways. It has a beautiful salon area and a spacious deck. Read More
• Anna Antal

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  5 out of 5 (10 Reviews)

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  Standard Class Barge

  Touring Bicycle

  Oxford Touring Bicycle … • 24 speeds … • Handbrakes … • Step-through frame: for passengers from 4'11 to 5'10 / 150 cm - 178 cm … • Men's frame: for passengers from 4'11 to 6'8 / 150 cm - 203 cm … •… Read More

  Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)

  Freebike … • 7 speeds … • Handbrakes … • With integrated battery … • For passengers from 5'1 to 6'6 / 155 cm - 198 cm … Accessories … • Pannier bag … • Bike helmet … • Bike lock … • Water bottle … Read More

  The Anna Antal is the perfect vessel for those seeking an active bike and boat vacation providing comfortable accommodations and all the amenities that the the more luxurious vessels offer; great food, expert tour guides, hospitable crew, and fantastic cycling! Read More