Giethoorn: Highlights Canal Cruise and Sightseeing Village

Begin your unforgettable journey in Giethoorn with a warm welcome before boarding a comfortable covered and heated boat tour. This makes it a perfect choice for any weather, and in summer, the windows can be opened for a fresh breeze. Your skipper is not only an expert in navigating Giethoorn's waters but also your guide speaking English, german and dutch. During the hour-long tour, they will share fascinating stories and information about the picturesque village, its landmarks, and rich history. As you sail through the village and over the charming lake, which is only one meter deep, you'll be surrounded by breathtaking views and scenic scenes.

After the boat tour, you will receive a handy map to further explore the village. This map guides you to many of Giethoorn's attractions. It offers the chance to wander through the quiet streets at your own pace, possibly visiting various shops and museums you've seen from the boat earlier. This self-guided walk gives you the perfect opportunity to delve deeper into the culture and history of this unique village. ALso you will receive a booklet filled with discount vouchers for various attractions and shops. These vouchers provide access and discounts at several popular locations in Giethoorn, allowing you to explore and enjoy even more of what this picturesque village has to offer, all with attractive benefits. This additional option makes your visit to Giethoorn even more enjoyable and budget-friendly!

Doopsgezinde Gemeente

The Doopsgezinde Church in Giethoorn, also known as the "Vermaning," is a historic Mennonite church dating back to the 17th century. Located along the scenic Binnenpad, this simple white-plastered building with a thatched roof reflects the Mennonite values of modesty and community. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, the church is still active today, hosting religious services as well as cultural events like concerts and lectures. The Doopsgezinde Church is a key part of Giethoorn’s heritage, offering a glimpse into the village’s religious and cultural history.