Perhaps in the summer that you can hop on and off it might be a good idea, but after taking the walking tour, the boat tour felt rushed and not as personable as the walking tour.

We arrived by train from Brussels and then took tram #1 from the train station to Korenmarkt. From Korenmarkt, it is less than 1/4 mile (400 meters) to the Boat in Gent boarding pier. We didn’t have a tour boat company in mind but it...More

enthralling journey along the waterway of Ghent. fantastic tour guide talking our way thought the many sights,seen along the way. Fabulous description of the stunning architecture seen along the route. A relaxing journey through the city via the river. €6.50 was a bargain for a...More

Great way to see Ghent. The tour guide was very knowledgable and even handed us all umbrellas when it started to rain. Well worth a trip!

This is a great way to see many of the best sites in Ghent. The canal/river system is not nearly as extensive as the one in Bruges, so we were a little disappointed by how little ground the Ghent boat tour covered. Still, we have...More

Great tour along the canals of Ghent - great way to hear the history and see the area from a different perspective. Favorite view was of Gravensteen Castle which is just gorgeous from the water or the nearby bridge. Guide had a wealth of knowledge...More

We had an excellent guide on our canal trip in Ghent, passing so many beautiful buildings including Gravensteen castle. A variety of beers and snacks were provided on the boat. A thoroughly interesting, enjoyable tour.