Denmark · CRUISES & BOAT TOURS
Below: the 8 to book early, and the rest to keep for a spare afternoon.
See Copenhagen from its canals in one hour, passing the Little Mermaid, royal palaces, Parliament, and grand waterfront architecture.
“Really enjoyed, was great to do first thing after we landed so we could gather our bearings round the city”
See Copenhagen’s top sights by open-air bus, then add a one-hour canal cruise for colorful harbor views and easy city orientation.
“Great! A lovely day in Copenhagen with bus and boat. Our bus driver Peter L was just so lovely and kind. We got to see all the famous landmarks and were blessed with wonderful weather.”
Glide through Copenhagen’s canals on a quiet electric boat, with local stories, heated seats, and a small-group feel from Ved Stranden.
“Smaller boat was wonderful to allow for questions and chatting amongst the guide and passengers. Nina was VERY information and personable. Definitely worth the extra cost for a more personal touch!”
Explore Copenhagen by double-decker bus and canal boat for 48 hours, with stops at Nyhavn, Tivoli, Christiania, Amalienborg, and the Little Mermaid.
“The boat tour was fabulous. The City tour is decent. Always a good way to get your bearings in a new city. But why all Hoho Companies make it so darn hard to get info online on bus stops and routes is beyond me. It’s good to know this when choosing accommodations.”
See Copenhagen by open-top bus and optional canal boat, with stops at Nyhavn, Amalienborg, Christiania, Tivoli, and the Little Mermaid.
“Copenhagen has 3 different hop-on/hop-off buses; all red with slightly different signage. This causes much confusion. This particular experience was basic. The river cruise is an optional extra and worth it. Try and get the first boat of the day because they fill up very quickly, especially if there are cruise ships in.”
See Copenhagen from old canals, Trekroner Fortress, Nordhavn, and future Lynetteholmen on a friendly three-hour social boat tour.
“The activity was great but we personally would have been happier with at least a half roof as it was too sunny for us. Fred the Captain was very knowledgeable & informative & kept the group lively. It was well worth the views of this city from the water! Keep it up always.”
Rent a license-free GoBoat in Copenhagen Harbor, follow your own route, and see canals, landmarks, and historic sites with up to eight people.
“This was such fun and a great way to see Copenhagen”
Cruise Copenhagen’s canals in Maria’s private mahogany boat, with royal sights, Christiania, CopenHill, local stories, and flexible guiding.
“Extremely knowledgeable and kind tour guide. Boat was pristine and one of a kind. Got a great intro to the city.”
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