Gallery

Saloon

The saloon with a view of the Onze Lieve Vrouwetoren, set up for dinner.

Deck

The outdoor deck along the Eem for drinks.

Galley

The onboard galley for the hot buffet or seated dinner.

Quayside

The Kleine Koppel, where the old town meets the river.

Marloes H.

“The tower of the Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk through the saloon windows was the backdrop we chose the venue for, and the boat didn't even need to sail out. Peter van Loon arranged a short half-hour cruise beforehand at our request, just for us and the witnesses.”

Wessel B.

“From the historic lanes of Amersfoort you walk straight onto the gangway, which is what makes the Kleine Koppel such a special spot. Our hundred and twenty guests fit exactly in the saloon and on the outdoor deck.”

Ilse D.

“Peter has worked the Eem for twenty years and clearly knows every detail of the river and the town. The hot buffet from the onboard galley was surprisingly good for a venue that doesn't sail out itself.”

Koen S.

“Fifty-five guests on board felt like the minimum for this boat, more would have fit comfortably given the space. Heating and a bar on board were simply standard, no extra fuss involved.”