PRAGUE
The Prague shortlist.
The 15 cruises & boat tours most worth your time in Prague, pulled into one place. Each one with what it costs, how long it runs and the operator you book it through.
A 50-minute Vltava night cruise with clear 3-language audio, warm indoor seating, and Prague’s lit-up landmarks from an open deck.
Most Popular“I took the evening ride at 4pm. Witnessed the beauty of the city in sunset. Cruise was first class. Drinks and food also was tasty.”
Prague Vltava night cruise with buffet dinner. Glide past Prague Castle, Dancing House, and Vyšehrad with live music and included feast.
“it was wonderful the piano player the music the environment tge best boat after seeing all others great gulasch and chicken salads all types service was the highest, friendly, and professional we all danced drinks were refreshing sites visited were awesome thank you very much we will come again”
A short 55-minute Vltava River cruise in Prague with panoramic views, a multilingual audio guide, and on-board Wi‑Fi for $16.
“It was great. Staff was very helpful and cooperative”
3-hour Prague dinner cruise on an open-top glass boat with buffet dinner, live music, and night views of the Vltava landmarks.
“Great activity! We went there as part of my partners birthday celebration. The ambient was really nice, staff very welcoming and accommodating. Well recommended.”
A 3-hour Vltava River cruise with buffet dinner and audio guide, gliding past Prague Castle lights, Charles Bridge, and Kampa Island.
“Brilliant evening with a lovely chilled atmosphere, Buffet food was great and catered for all. Food was replenished throughout the cruise with some nice cakes served later in the evening.”
Hop-on hop-off Prague buses plus English castle exteriors and a Vltava river cruise. Explore at your pace for about $36.
“Great time, 2x bus routes & the river, easy to swap between them all, we did 2day pass”
A 2-hour Vltava lunch cruise with aperitif, buffet, live accordion music, and classic Prague views from a glass open-top boat.
“Lovely boat tour along Prague. There is not narration but they provide maps and a website with points of interest. The buffet lunch has lots of options which were all well labeled and tasty! Great relaxing way to see the town. Would do again.”
A 45-minute Devil’s Channel cruise from Prague’s Vltava, with close-up mill views, Castle and Charles Bridge panoramas, and a friendly live guide.
“Our guide was great. She had a good sense of humour and lots of local knowledge.”
Cruise Prague’s Vltava River in 50 minutes, seeing Charles Bridge and Prague Castle from a modern, quiet boat with audio in 3 languages.
“Lovely little boat cruise down the river to Charles bridge and back x just under an hour and perfect to see the city from a different angle x recommended x drinks including hot ones available and indoor and outdoor seating x you have to pay extra for blankets so wrap up warm in winter if…”
Two-hour Vltava cruise from Prague’s Pier 3A for $32, passing Smichov lock with Charles Bridge and castle views plus onboard Czech beer.
“Fantastic, beautiful open rooftop boat with even better views and great service”
2.5-hour Vltava jazz cruise through Prague’s center with live concert and optional 3-course meal. Cosy decks, great views.
“Service from the start was perfect, Andrew the main server was lovely ! Throughout the night we all spoke highly and praised how funny and polite he had been with us. Brilliant service Andrew thank you! We were in Prague for my mums 60th birthday with family and friends. I messaged the venue to day…”
Prague highlights by bus, boat, and foot. See Prague Castle, Charles Bridge from the river, plus Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. From $27.
“Because of flooding in Prague, we were not able to take the boat trip, but we’re given voucher to be able to take it the next day. The guide made up the extra time with lots more information and taking us all over downtown Prague. It really was a fabulous way to get an overview…”
Prague HOHO bus tour with Blue and Red routes plus optional Vltava cruise. Hop on 24–48 hours with 25-language audio.
“Perfect! Brilliant service, friendliness and punctual.”
Prague’s Vltava jazz dinner cruise with three live sets, a tasty three-course meal, and night views of the city’s famous bridges and locks.
“The first 1.5 was enjoyable with good music and the pork dinner was well cooked. But then instead of floating down the river we docked in a dark dock for 1 hour and the live music stopped playing. Kind of disappointing after that so I don’t think it was worth the price.”
Full-day Prague highlights with coach panoramas, guided Prague Castle exteriors, 3-course Czech lunch, Old Town walks, and a Vltava cruise.
“A great guide in Maria, who had so much information to share, started with a bus tour with constant narrative on the history of Prague, its buildings and architecture. The tour of the castle was ok and we got to witness the changing of the guard. The walking tour was long but very interesting and…”
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