About this experience
Travelers choose this 90 minute pizza cruise for its fresh wood fired Nolita pizzas, relaxed atmosphere, and views of Haarlem’s canals with stories from a local skipper.
Highlights
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What's included
- Fresh wood fired Nolita pizza served warm on board
- Rocket and freshly grated Parmesan to finish your pizza
- Local skipper sharing stories about Haarlem along the way
- 90 minute canal cruise through Haarlem on a comfortable boat with host, bar, toilet and a panoramic roof
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Travelers love this Pizza Cruise in Haarlem for its combination of good pizza's, relaxed canal views, and the stories shared by a local skipper. The 90 minute route passes Haarlem’s most characteristic sights while you enjoy a warm, freshly baked Nolita pizza straight from the wood fired oven.
Your cruise begins at the homeport on the River Spaarne, where the skipper and host welcome you aboard. Once seated, you choose your Nolita pizza and it is prepared and delivered directly to the boat. Top it with as much rocket and freshly grated Parmesan as you like to suit your taste.
As you enjoy your meal, the boat glides through Haarlem’s historic canals. You pass well known highlights such as the Teylers Museum, the former Droste chocolate factory, the Jopenkerk brewery housed inside a church, and the iconic Molen de Adriaan windmill.
Throughout the experience, the skipper shares short stories and background information about Haarlem, offering insights that help you see the city beyond its main landmarks.
The combination of food, scenery, and storytelling creates a relaxed evening suitable for families, couples, groups of friends, and anyone looking for an easy dinner option on the water.
Terms & conditions
Activity might be difficult to access for people with impaired mobility due to the steps to enter the boat. Getting out of the wheelchair is necessary.
Limited space on the outer deck for wheelchairs and baby cars.