PRAGUE
The Prague shortlist.
The 15 vltava river cruises 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“the atmosphere and scenery were very good. really nice to have a short trip in the dusk light.”
Prague Vltava night cruise with buffet dinner. Glide past Prague Castle, Dancing House, and Vyšehrad with live music and included feast.
“it was a loverly trip with a great buffet, and helpful staff, a fantastic 3 hres, thanks”
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, just a little bit shorter than I anticipated. But the fact that we were able to sit and rest our legs while enjoying a beverage and a snack was great. The narrated voyage was well done in timed to perfection.”
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.”
Hop-on hop-off Prague buses plus English castle exteriors and a Vltava river cruise. Explore at your pace for about $36.
“I enjoyed the greenline better and the boat ride was epic. I had a great time and Prague is a beautiful city 😍”
A 2-hour Vltava lunch cruise with aperitif, buffet, live accordion music, and classic Prague views from a glass open-top boat.
“It was an excellent trip. Very smooth , well ran , staff were extremely efficient and friendly but the best part was the food - the quality of the food and the choice was amazing !!”
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.
“The captain/tourguide was very knowledgeable and made the trip very informative”
Cruise Prague’s Vltava River in 50 minutes, seeing Charles Bridge and Prague Castle from a modern, quiet boat with audio in 3 languages.
“excellent boattravel was very smooth. you couldn't tell you were moving. Good value for money”
Two-hour Vltava cruise from Prague’s Pier 3A for $32, passing Smichov lock with Charles Bridge and castle views plus onboard Czech beer.
“Convenient, clean with great servers. A very pleasant afternoon activity.”
2.5-hour Vltava jazz cruise through Prague’s center with live concert and optional 3-course meal. Cosy decks, great views.
“Great service. excellent live jazz performance. food grwat tasting. hardly felt you were on a boat. had great night time views”
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.
“It was far better music than expected. The musicians were extremely talented. Food was not the best, but that was not why we went. Just had apple streudel and it appeared that it was microwaved to heat it up, so doughy. Skip the food, enjoy the scenery and fantastic music!”
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…”
50-minute Vltava eco cruise from Prague Pier 4 with Prague Castle views, Charles Bridge from below, and Prosecco.
“The boat was beautiful, the service was excellent and the views were stunning. Great selection of drinks & bar snacks. Brilliant experience for the price.”
A 50-minute Vltava cruise with Charles Bridge and Prague Castle views, inside or outdoor deck options, audio in English, and snacks aboard.
“absolutely beautiful little cruise, however the 1-hour cruise is more like 15 minutes of letting the last lot off, getting on yourself and leaving the dock, and another 15 minutes of docking and getting off. So really only 30 minutes or less of actual cruising and scenery. I would recommend though because it’s great for…”
A 6.5-hour Prague mix of bus sights, Prague Castle walking, Old Town Square, and a 2-hour Vltava cruise with lunch.
“Need to wear comfy shoes if you want to take this tour... lots of walking but worth it... so much great site to see.. lunch included is ok.. relaxing boat cruise at the end of the tour... perfect”
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