We went early and really enjoyed our half an hour boat trip. Tour was in French and English and…read morewasn't too informative, but the views were great and we had a good time. Definitely give it a shot if you visit Brugges. Make sure to bring cash for the ticket.

When my friends first said to do a boat tour in Brugge, I really wasn't sure. But once I got on the…read moreboat I knew it was the best thing to do on the first day there. We got there around 4:50pm. Many things around the city close around 5 or 6 pm so it was a great start to our trip considering it was a tour of 30 minutes. Our boat guide was great and gave us information on the buildings that we saw. The views are some of the best in the city. I highly recommend.

Very fun boot cruise in Bruges. Come here before 11:00am. The waiting time is better at the morning…read moreif you don't want to wait for a long time. The canals are very beautiful, but make sure you have jacket if you come even on spring or fall. Weather is changes in every hour. Some time is very cold with the wind. The ride was about 30 minutes and if was one of the best boot ride I have tried.

The "English " tour was 80% in other languages. We learned very little. Would pick a different…read morecompany next time.

We did several boat tours on a recent European trip - Hamburg, Mosel Valley, Bruges, and this was…read moreby far the worst. We only did the short 1 hr tour, and were rewarded with lovely views of junkyards, scrap heaps, and other industrial wasteland. The water was pretty dirty, and instead of watching the "scenery" we decided to count dead fish instead. Don't take this boat tour!

The tour by Ruud was excellent. Fascinating…read more We bought the combo with the bus city tour (make sure they play the English tape), river trip, and tunnel tour. They are not caves, so don't be surprised

Maastricht is known for housing the only "mountain" in netherlands. Mountain is a bit of…read moreexaggeration given it is less than 200 meters high. In the mountains there are man-made caves. From centree maastricht the northern caves are approx 25 minute walk. I bought to tickets beforehand at the tourist office website. With a group of 25 we gathered near the chalet and went underground for approximately an hour. There was a Dutch and English tour. The guide was - especially for kids- very entertaining. We learned a lot about the caves but also history of the area. Tip - buy ticket online beforehand. They can sell out quickly - it is 10 c. Pack something warm in summer