5x hotspots on the water

Porto at Loosdrechtse Plassen. Moor your boat in the harbour adjoining Porto, with views across Loosdrecht.

Porto on the Loosdrechtse Plassen

Moor your boat in the harbor bordering Porto. You can enjoy lunch or dinner here with a view over the Loosdrechtse Plassen. The lovely lounge with fireplace means you can stay here until the early hours.

Aunt Kee in Kaag

This Bib Gourmand restaurant is definitely worth mooring after a day of sailing on the Kagerplassen. From the outdoor terrace you have a beautiful view over the water, where various boats moor and unmoor all day long. Several passionate top chefs are ready to provide you with gastronomic surprises.

Restaurant Marie in Amsterdam 

You can reach Restaurant Marie via the entrance of Hotel De L'Europe. Located on the banks of the Amstel, you can taste the taste of France here: from a classic Côte de boeuf to a perfect Tarte Tatin. Take a seat on the terrace and enjoy an excellent selection of wines, strong drafts and cocktails. Of course perfectly combined with your meal.

George Marina in Amsterdam

Once again on the Amsterdam Amstel you will find George Marina, one of the hotspots in Amsterdam. Enjoy the passing boats and the beautiful view over the Amstelkwartier. After a wonderful day on the water, it is time for a glass of bubbles with fresh oysters or a delicious plate of sushi.

The Grachthof in Giethoorn

Giethoorn is also called the Venice of the Netherlands. Floating in your boat through the narrow canals of the fairytale village can sometimes lead to a traffic jam on the water, but you can break this by stepping ashore at De Grachthof. From soup to beef carpaccio and North Sea sole to falafel beetroot wrap. There is definitely a dish here that you will like.