Free Amsterdam Ferry Map & Guide - GVB Everyone wants to see Amsterdam by boat. Canal cruises are offered all over town and for €15-€20, a canal ride can be a great experience. But if you don’t have the €15-€20, or simply don’t want to be trapped like cattle on a canal boat, there is an option for you. GVB offers FREE ferries rides across the IJ river. These ferries leave from the rear and side of Amsterdam Centraal station. You can see signs for them throughout centraal, just look for the boat symbol with IJ and follow the arrows to the docks. Once at the docks, simply wait for the ferry and walk on. Ride as many ferries as you want, as many times as you want. It is a great opportunity to get some fantastic panoramic shots of Amsterdam. And nothing beats a nice boat ride on a sunny day! Check out the Amsterdam Free Ferry Map & Guide Below Free Amsterdam Ferry Rides From Centraal Station Amsterdam’s GVB ferries offer free connections across the River IJ for people, cyclists and mopeds(and spartamets!). If you have a micro 25mph car, you can even get that on a ferry! Most of the GVB ferries can be found at the rear or on the side of Amsterdam Centraal Station. The free GVB ferries offer frequent and free service across the water connecting Amsterdam to Amsterdam Noord. click on image to enlarge Amsterdam Free Ferry Routes 2019 The most popular free ferry route is from Amsterdam Central Station to Buiksloterweg. This ferry is great forl for attractions such as the EYE Filmmuseum & Tolhuistuin. Numerous ferries serve this route so the wait is never more than 5-10 minutes. A clock displaying the destination and time until the next departure is shown
Free Amsterdam Ferry Map & Guide – GVB Everyone wants to see Amsterdam by boat. Canal cruises are offered all over town and for €15-€20, a canal ride can be a great experience. But if you don’t have the €15-€20, or simply don’t want to be trapped like cattle on a canal boat, there is an option for you. GVB offers FREE ferries rides across the IJ river. These ferries leave from the rear and side of Amsterdam Centraal station. You can see signs for them throughout centraal, just look for the boat symbol with IJ and follow the arrows
