Amsterdam has dozens of small, excellent boat operators. Almost none of them have a way to be found and booked online — tourists default to the eighty-seater tour boats, and the good captains lose the business.
The operators who did take bookings were running them through WhatsApp threads and a shared spreadsheet: double bookings, no deposits, and no way to know what a Saturday actually looked like until it arrived.
Every tour listed with real photography, group size, duration and what's on board. Filterable by date, party size and budget.
Live availability per boat and time slot, instant confirmation, deposits taken up front, free cancellation windows enforced automatically.
Captains manage their own calendar, prices and capacity, and see the day's manifest on their phone at the jetty.
Card payments at booking, automatic operator payouts, refunds handled by policy rather than by argument.
English-first with Dutch alongside, prices in the visitor's currency, and a mobile flow that survives a canal-side 4G connection.
Static rendering, structured data on every tour, and landing pages for the searches people actually type.
