Prinses Irene
1939
The Prinses Irene is one of the oldest tour boats in our fleet, she was built in 1939. The Prinses Irene has movable tables and chairs. The comfortable wicker chairs and Persian carpets also contribute to the historical appearance on the inside.
The Irene is suitable for small groups with or without catering. The Irene can accommodate up to 30 people, is extremely suitable for intimate tours and is equipped with a toilet. Because the Prinses Irene has movable tables and chairs, there are many possibilities for the layout according to your wishes.
Features
| Price | € 360,00 per hour, audiotour multiple languages |
|---|---|
| Passengers | 30 passengers |
| Passengers with catering | 20 - 30 passengers |
| Catering options | Breakfast, lunch, high tea, diner, drinks & snacks |
| Furniture | Movable tables & chairs |
| Meeting options | Yes |
| Audio | Yes, with 3.5mm jack speakersystem |
| Toilet | Yes |
| Heating | Yes |
| Engine | Electrical |
| Weather options | 2 sliding roofs & sidewindows |
Particulars
Electrification
In 2017, the Prinses Irene was fully restored and electrified. The Prinses Irene had the honour of becoming the first boat in our fleet to be fully electric.
The Prinses Irene first sailed under the name Hollandia IV.
Sir Winston Churchill
The Irene also has had a few illustrious guests in the far and more present past. The most famous of them is Sir Winston Churchill. Shortly after the war, Sir Winston Churchill, Field Marshal Montgomery and General Eisenhower all visited Amsterdam. The festive tour through the city was concluded after a canal boat tour through the Amsterdam canals in the Burgerzaal of the Palace on the Dam with the presentation of a gold medal. At the bottom of the page Piet Kooij on the far right of the photo.
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