Belgium · BOAT TRIPS IN GHENT
Good boat trips in Ghent fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See medieval Ghent from its canals on a 50-minute guided boat trip with live commentary, multilingual support, castles, guildhalls, and blankets in winter.
“Guide was informative and funny. got to see the sights from a different light. was lovely”
See Ghent’s medieval harbor, famous towers, guildhalls, and Castle of the Counts on a witty 40-minute canal cruise for $12.
“It was very interesting, and the guide was very informative”
See medieval Ghent from the water on a 40-minute guided cruise past Graslei, Gravensteen, the Butcher’s Hall, and more for $12.
“It was a great tour and the guide spoke in 3 languages to give the tour.”
Cruise Ghent’s River Leie for 40 minutes, with canal views of Graslei, Gravensteen, and the Great Meat Hall plus live local commentary.
“The history and stories with humor it was very crowded tho and festival setting up ruined photo opp’s”
Explore Ghent on foot and by canal, from the Van Eyck altarpiece to the Castle of the Counts, for a lively 150-minute tour.
“Eros provided a wonderful tour of Ghent. His knowledge and he manner of presenting information were both greatly appreciated. He added immensely to our enjoyment of our visit.”
Sail along Belgium’s North Sea coast from Blankenberge to Zeebrugge-Bad on a small-group skyline cruise with a skipper and drinks.
“erg professioneel team, geïnteresseerde kapitein, oog voor veiligheid en heerlijke boottocht over de Noordzee gehad met leuke toelichting over de omgeving, adres aanduiding mag wel iets duidelijker vermeld worden.”
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