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Amsterdam Watersports

The Whaly motorboat at IJburgA couple on the Whaly motorboat in IJburg
Photo: Amsterdam Watersports, from their website
Self-drive · no licence needed

A Whaly 320 motorboat for up to 5 that you drive yourself from IJburg, made for the open water of the IJmeer and the fort island of Pampus. €49 for an hour or €74 for 2; it runs on a petrol outboard, so check the emission-free zone before you head into the centre.

Type
Self-drive
Max group
5 people
From
€49 for 1 hour
You steer?
Yes
Licence
Not needed
Departs from
1 dock
Own food and drinks
Welcome
Book online
Yes

Read from the operator's own website on 9 Oct 2026. Prices and times change: confirm when you book. Where this comes from

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The boats and what they cost

  • Whaly 320 motorboat

    MotorboatUp to 5 peopleSelf-drive, no licence
    1 hour€49
    2 hours€74
    3 hours€99
    6 hours€179

Where you board

  • Krijn Taconiskade 446Krijn Taconiskade 446, 1087 HW AmsterdamDirections

How Amsterdam Watersports compares

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Good to know

How many people fit on a boat from Amsterdam Watersports?

Up to 5 people on the largest boat.

How much does Amsterdam Watersports cost?

From €49 for 1 hour for the whole boat. Prices change, so check the live price when you book.

Do I need a licence to rent from Amsterdam Watersports?

No. Amsterdam Watersports rents small self-drive boats you can captain yourself without a licence. You get a short briefing before you set off.

We list rentals as a guide and curate them by hand. Fleets and prices change, so confirm with the operator before you book. More in our Terms.

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