Authentic Ship Apartment Amsterdam

Offering an unforgettable Dutch experience, this charming three bedroom sailing ship apartment comfortably accommodates up to six guests.

Moored upon the waters just outside the vibrant city of Amsterdam, this apartment ensures that you and your companions will have a truly unique and memorable visit. Bursting with traditional features and oozing a real sense of character, the apartment provides a welcome retreat following an action packed day.

The living area, which is furnished with a huge L-shaped sofa, an additional sofa and a coffee table, also houses a flatscreen television with DVD player for your viewing entertainment. The fully equipped kitchen is where you will find everything needed in order to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed together at the authentic dining table.

With two single beds and five double beds between them, the apartment’s three inviting bedrooms allow everyone to rest and appreciate a good night’s sleep. The bright and refreshing bathroom is fitted with a toilet, sink and shower enclosure. Completing this charming abode is an outdoor terrace area, where you can just sit back and take in the stunning views across the water.

Please note that up to six extra people can be accommodated for an extra charge.

Conveniently situated within easy reach of a number of shops, cafes and restaurants, this apartment is positioned upon the waters on the eastern outskirts of Amsterdam. The city centre itself is easily accessible from the apartment and can be reached by taking a twenty public transport ride.

Amsterdam is brimming with a huge array of must see sights and attractions, all of which are just waiting to be explored. At the heart of the city centre is the renowned Dam Square – a huge square which is often a bustling hive of activity and a place which attracts visitors from all over the world. At the centre of Dam Square is the iconic National Monument, a huge stone sculpture which commemorates those who fought in World War II.

Overlooking Dam Square is the impressive Royal Palace, which dates back to the 17th century and is used by the Dutch Royal family for various events throughout the year. The palace is open to the public and its striking interior is a sight certainly not to be missed. Alongside the Royal Palace is yet another of the city’s well-known buildings, the impressive New Church (Nieuwe Kerk), which is referred to as one of the most important churches in the Netherlands and is used by the Royal family for coronations and weddings.