Extremely unique stay at authentic ship Amsterdam

Feel the swell of the water, find the tranquility of the surroundings and explore Amsterdam from this unique location.
This private unit at the house boat is exactly what you are looking for while staying in our great city!

The space
You accommodation has a great private lounge area with a kitchenette. bedroom with a double bed and a unique outer space.
Feel the flow of the water while you wake up, feel the vibe of this tremendous place.
The story that we will briefly summarize. The ship was built for research purposes in 1936 and has, among things, proved its worth as a training ship at the Higher Maritime School in Norway. Afterwards trips to Svalbard were organized (Norwegian for Spitsbergen), the ship owes its current name to this place.

Guest access
You have access to you own private accommodation.

License number
0363E97A214D07B10A68

Find out more about Amsterdam’s eastern docklands: a dynamic neighbourhood that mixes maritime heritage with modern architecture, a thriving food and drink scene and a range of cultural offerings.

As the former ship yards of the Dutch East India Company, the Oostelijke Eilanden (“eastern islands” or Eastern Docklands) have come a long way since the days of ship building and industrial use. The Kattenburg, Wittenburg, Oostenburg and Czaar Peter neighbourhoods are a prime example of successful urban renewal, and they continue to thrive and delight.

Truly modern cultural offerings in Amsterdam
The Oostelijke Handelskade constitutes the heart of the Oostelijk Havengebied. The waterfront stretch is home to the spectacular Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ concert hall, host to a programme of contemporary and classical music of the highest quality, and the jazz venue Bimhuis (which juts out of the side of the Muziekgebouw like a black shoe box). They are followed by an eye-ca