Thought this was a decent offer, even cheaper than the deal last week with the discount code at Groupon. Treat yourself to a break away & grab some cheap duty free
Give yourself a cosy autumnal Amsterdam escape to look forward to with a mini cruise to Amsterdam for a fixed price of just £30pp return based on 2 sharing or for just £21pp based on 4 sharing
What's included
2 nights onboard in en suite cabin Coach transfers & up to 5 hours in Amsterdam Selected midweek dates until 19th December
Offer ends 25th Sept
11 comments
lesdenn
22 Sep 17#1
Got two adults two kids for £71 for oct half term bargain. Many thanks
M_z to lesdenn
22 Sep 17#4
Isnt this a notorious hard drinking and partying crossing? Not sure how family-friendly it is. :smile:
faz1964 to M_z
22 Sep 17#7
We went earlier on this year midweek and it was very pleasant. I think if you go Friday or Saturday it maybe a different, but you also won't get the cheap prices then either. Food is expensive on board, but we thought the drinks prices were just about normal pub prices so not too bad. As I have said in a previous post watch out for the Maritime phone coverage. We were charged £120 for my wife and 2 kids who's phone's accidently latched onto their signal and Facebooked for around 5 mins!
CHalligan to M_z
22 Sep 17#8
Yup! Been on this boat 20+ times. Everytime has been an absolute hoot!
I almost prefer the time on the boat than I do the 3-4 hours you get in Amsterdam.
EDIT: Don't be put off tho. There's plenty of stuff to keep the kids entertained. Not sure if Vicky The Pirate is still on it but she used to take all the kids around the boat and keep them amused.
li0nhead to lesdenn
24 Sep 17#11
You hire people for the half term? :raised_hand:
thomasleep
22 Sep 17#2
"cosy autumnal Amsterdam escape" more like a serious vomit fest in rough north sea weather outside cabin a bonus as you can just hang head out of window :smile:
thomasleep
22 Sep 17#3
Duty free?? last time I checked you had to leave the EU!! did something change
archer1204
22 Sep 17#5
Isn't this the one where they have cells on board when people get out of hand.Great price though
faz1964
22 Sep 17#6
Watch out for the roaming charges for the Maritime phone coverage! Be warned.
Paddy_o_furniture
23 Sep 17#9
Transfers from the ferry terminal to Amsterdam cost more than the crossing!
Dave.Brown848
23 Sep 17#10
Ive done this trip a good few times (the terminal is only 5 minutes from my house)........YES there is a duty free shop on the boat and it stocks the usual cigs, tobacco, perfumes ,,,drink etc.....
One tip, take some cans with you as the bar proces have jumped up......buy a legit drink at the bar and then go for a wander outside for a cig....then come back with your glass full, if you get my drift :wink:
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Treat yourself to a break away & grab some cheap duty free
Give yourself a cosy autumnal Amsterdam escape to look forward to with a mini cruise to Amsterdam for a fixed price of just £30pp return based on 2 sharing or for just £21pp based on 4 sharing
What's included
2 nights onboard in en suite cabin
Coach transfers & up to 5 hours in Amsterdam
Selected midweek dates until 19th December
Offer ends 25th Sept
11 comments
I almost prefer the time on the boat than I do the 3-4 hours you get in Amsterdam.
EDIT: Don't be put off tho. There's plenty of stuff to keep the kids entertained. Not sure if Vicky The Pirate is still on it but she used to take all the kids around the boat and keep them amused.
One tip, take some cans with you as the bar proces have jumped up......buy a legit drink at the bar and then go for a wander outside for a cig....then come back with your glass full, if you get my drift :wink: