Dinner cruise Amsterdam from € 99.50 p/p
Would you like to treat a group of friends or business associates to an unforgettable experience in Amsterdam? Then book a Dinner Cruise Amsterdam with Rederij Mokum. During the food cruise we will sail you through the beautifully illuminated canals of Amsterdam. While you enjoy the city, we serve the most delicious dishes on board.
The floating Dinner Cruise Amsterdam is a culinary highlight for you and your guests. In collaboration with restaurant Van de Kaart we have put together a special 3-course menu. The 3-course menu changes per season. Treat yourself and book a Floating Dinner Cruise Amsterdam!
What can you expect during our Dinner Cruise?
We welcome you on board with a Kir Royale (prosecco based). The tables are already set. On board you can choose from a delicious 3-course menu. Our skipper calls the chef of Restaurant Van de Kaart to provide the menu choices.
We sail past Van de Kaart where the dishes that you and your guests have ordered are served on board. In the meantime, we serve the most delicious wines. A dinner cruise lasts at least 2.5 hours. Rederij Mokum’s Dinner Cruise is the most culinary cruise through Amsterdam.
If you have specific wishes, please contact us, so there is always something that suits your needs.
Dining in a romantic saloon boat
Rederij Mokum has beautiful historic salon boats. Our boats offer every comfort on board. In bad weather, our boats are wonderfully heated. When the weather is nice, the windows and roof can be fully opened (not on the large ships). A dinner cruise on board one of our ships is an intimate way to enjoy the Amsterdam canals.
Amsterdam Dinner cruise for small and large groups
You can book a dinner cruise with us for 15-30 people per boat. We make a quote with love. Would you like to take a look at the map? That is possible, see the menu below.
Sailing through the canals, we can organize a dinner cruise for up to 30 guests in one ship. If there are more, we can of course always deploy several ships.
Sail through the canals with our classic salon boats in Amsterdam as a sailing restaurant!
Price structure Dinner cruise Amsterdam (Prices are all-in)
| Number of people | From price per person ex VAT |
| 15-19 people | €139.50 p/p |
| 20 – 24 people | €119.50 p/p |
| 25 – 29 people | €109.50 p/p |
| 30 people | €99.50 p/p |
Choice menu dinner cruise Amsterdam
from september 2024
Starters
Smoked domestic duck breast with roasted pumpkin and red cabbage coulis
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Minestrone with chickpeas (vegan)
– or –
Tomato/pepper salsa with avocado, smoked trout with creme fraiche aioli
Main courses
Dumpling stuffed with vegetables with hoisin sauce, stewed pointed cabbage and edamame (vegan)
– or –
Lamb dhansak with papadum and fried pandan rice
– or –
Pan-fried catfish baked in panko and almonds with potato/butter bean cream and
parsley pesto dressing
Desserts
Dessert of almond chocolate, red fruit, meringue, crumble and a quenelle of lemon
cremeux
– or –
Cheese platter from Kef, with cranberry compote and kletzen bread
– or –
Chocolate mousse with pear caramel and coffee crumble (vegan)
Do you have an allergy? Notify us
Restaurant Van De Kaart is a household name in Amsterdam. The restaurant specializes in dinner cruise catering.
Request information
Rederij Mokum is a young company with original ideas for boat trips. Our packages are complete and affordable. Ask your question and we will think along with you. Would you like to know more about our boats or packages? Do you have questions about availability and prices, or would you like to request a (no-obligation) quote? Complete the request form without obligation and we will respond to your question within 24 hours.
Request information
Rederij Mokum is a young company with original ideas for boat trips. Our packages are complete and affordable. Ask your question and we will think along with you. Would you like to know more about our boats or packages? Do you have questions about availability and prices, or would you like to request a (no-obligation) quote? Complete the request form without obligation and we will respond to your question within 24 hours.
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Why is Amsterdam called “Mokum”?
Until the Second World War, Jewish traders often gave large cities a nickname. The reason was as simple as it was convenient. Due to the secret nickname, potential listeners could not find out where Jewish traders traveled with their valuable merchandise (often diamonds!).
The nicknames of the cities invariably started with ‘Mokum’. This was followed by a letter of the Hebrew alphabet. This letter was often the first letter of the name of the city in question. This is how Dordrecht was called Mokum Dollet. Berlin, Mokum Beisz and Amsterdam, Mokum Allif. After the Second World War, this form of secret language disappeared. Only Amsterdam has held out and we no longer need Allif.
It is hinted that the Jews used the word Mokum to indicate that they felt at home in Amsterdam. Mokum is a pet name for many Amsterdam residents and of course also for us.


