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Fore sailing costs of the salon boats for other departure ports such as: Nes a/d Amstel, Ouderkerk a/d Amstel, Zaandam, Weesp, Muiden, Loenen, Maarssen, Oud Zuilen are on request.

Prices do not include VAT and include reservation fees, in/out catering fees and pre-flight in Amsterdam Center.

Adeline (max. 60 people)

Home port: Amsterdam Cruising area: Amsterdam, Amstel and Vecht
First 2 hours
€ 1.450,00
Every subsequent hour
€ 300,00
Crossing costs per hour
€ 95,00
Operation per hour
€ 37,50

Lady of Amstel (max. 75 people)

Home port: Amsterdam Cruising area: Amsterdam, Amstel and Vecht
First 2 hours
€ 1.550,00
Every subsequent hour
€ 300,00
Crossing costs per hour
€ 95,00
Operation per hour
€ 37,50

Belle van Zuylen (max. 30 people)

Home port: Amsterdam Sailing area: Amsterdam
First 2 hours
€ 975,00
Every subsequent hour
€ 275,00
Crossing costs per hour
€ 95,00
Operation per hour
€ 37,50

Emma (max. 20 people)

Home port: Amsterdam Sailing area: Amsterdam
First 2 hours
€ 675,00
Every subsequent hour
€ 250,00
Crossing costs per hour
€ 95,00
Operation per hour
€ 37,50

Steamship Success (max. 150 people)

Home port: Diemen Sailing area: on request
First 3 hours
€ 2.250,00
Every subsequent hour
€ 350,00
Crossing costs per hour
€ 200,00
Operation per hour
€ 37,50

Great Hunter (max. 24 people)

Home port: Muiden Sailing area: on request
First 3 hours
€ 1.275,00
Every subsequent hour
€ 135,00
Crossing costs per hour
€ 135,00
Operation per hour
€ 37,50

Prices do not include VAT and include reservation fees, in/out catering fees and pre-flight in Amsterdam Center.

History of Shipping Company Belle

After years of sailing their own clippers as skippers, Alfred Vellekoop and Sacha Emmerik were ready for a new challenge. They bought a saloon boat, the “Mina Mitzi. This salon boat could use a restoration, and Alfred and Sacha had a clear idea of how it should be done. The “Mina Mitzi” was restored and was henceforth called “Belle van Zuylen. With the restoration of this salon boat, the establishment of “Rederij Belle” was a fact in 1999. In the following years, several salon boats were restored so that the fleet now consists of 4 salon boats: ‘Belle van Zuylen’, ‘Dame van Amstel’, ‘Adeline’ and ‘Emma’.