ON THE WATER · PRAGUE DINNER CRUISES
Good prague dinner cruises fill their window tables weeks ahead. Below: the 15 to book early, what each fare includes and how they differ once you are on board.
Board a Prague Boats vessel near Čechův Bridge for a three-hour evening cruise past Charles Bridge, Dancing House, Vyšehrad, Rudolfinum, and Prague Castle. You’ll share a table for six, enjoy Czech and international buffet dishes, hear live music, and pay separately for extra drinks.
“Boat was lovely. Great food and atmosphere. We loved it and would highly recommend”
Spend three hours on Prague’s insulated open-top glass boat with a welcome drink, buffet dinner, live music, and views of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Dancing House, Vyšehrad, and Petrin Hill. Choose a guaranteed window seat if seeing the monuments from inside matters to you.
“It was very well organised, with friendly staff who were brilliant. The food was excellent, a good selection to cater for all needs. The singer & musicians were fabulous. Great ambience all round Would highly recommend this.”
Cruise Prague’s Vltava River for three hours aboard the Classic River, with a welcome drink, buffet dinner, Wi-Fi audio guide, and views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Kampa Island, and the Dancing House. You’ll have an assigned table, indoor climate control, and access to an upper deck.
“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.”
Spend two hours aboard an open-top glass boat on Prague’s Vltava River. Enjoy a Czech aperitif, buffet lunch, live accordion music, and views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Kampa Island, the Dancing House, and Vyšehrad. Online commentary and maps are available in several languages.
“Every thing was nice and the staff was so polite. There was no audio guide in Russian, even though it said there was.”
Spend 2.5 hours on Prague’s Vltava River with three live jazz sets, two breaks, city views, and an optional three-course dinner. Board the small red and white Jazz Boat at ponton 18. Choose chicken, pork, salmon, or vegetarian dining, or come for music and drinks only.
“Enjoyable evening The staff were great, food nice Ambiance and music excellent”
Board at Terminal 18 for a 2.5-hour evening cruise through Prague’s historic center. You’ll hear three live jazz sets, enjoy a three-course dinner option, and see Charles Bridge and illuminated monuments from the river. Seating is shared when private tables are full.
“Event started on time. The musicians were great. The food was good. Drink was good. My wife and myself found a very good company of an English lady. Had nice experience overall.”
Board at Dvořákovo nábř. at 7 p.m. for a three-hour evening on the Vltava. You’ll enjoy a welcome drink, Czech and international buffet dishes, live music, and views of the Rudolfinum, Dancing House, Vyšehrad, and Smíchov locks. The boat returns to the same dock.
“Great food on a comfortable boat. The views were spectacular and the service was great. Live music was an enjoyable three piece band.”
Spend about six and a half hours seeing Prague by bus, on foot, and from the Vltava. Your guide leads you through Prague Castle and Old Town, then serves a buffet lunch aboard a glass-roofed boat. Hotel pickup is included when arranged in advance, but the walk is substantial and monument entries are extra.
“it's such a great 6 hours tour to get to know the city and history and meet friends. Tour guide Eva is fantastic. Very experience and informative. The entire trip organized very well. Lunch was good.”
Cruise Prague’s Vltava River from 7:00 pm aboard a modern glass-roof boat. You’ll receive a welcome drink, enjoy a Czech and international buffet, hear live music, and pass sights such as Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Rudolfinum. Drinks beyond the welcome toast cost extra.
“Enjoyable evening great atmosphere staff very efficient nice food with plenty of choice but busy so a bit of a wait in a queue . The only negative was the awful live singer”
You’ll tour Prague by bus, on foot, and by boat, with guides such as Helen, Maria, Dana, and Radana leading the way. Expect Prague Castle, Saint Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge, Old Town, Josefov, a Czech lunch, and a one-hour Vltava cruise. It is a full day with plenty of walking.
“Our guide was Marina. She kept us captivated with her knowledge. we walked so much and enjoyed every bit of it.Boat cruises were cancelled because of rough weather so keep yourself updated. Lunch was yummy in a traditional cafe very fresh. I like prague thanks to my wonderful guide. We went to prague castle charles bridge old town astronomical clock and what not ! Going through jewish ghetto was a bit depressing knowing there's a real time genocide going on in a part of world. Literally similar story- the poverty the deprivation the seige the concentration camp. I would suggest this part of tour should be removed. We don't want…”
Board Prague Boats at noon for a two-hour Vltava River cruise with a Czech and international buffet, welcome drink, live music, and printed route guides. You’ll pass Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, the Dancing House, Vyšehrad, and the historic Smíchov locks. Window seating costs extra, and drinks beyond the welcome drink are charged separately.
“What a brilliant day atmosphere on the boat was great with the music everyone singing. The food was first class something for everyone I would highly recommend this trip.”
Start with a 45-minute minibus tour through Prague’s Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and New Town, then board a Vltava dinner cruise. An English-speaking guide introduces sites such as the Spanish Synagogue, Municipal House, and Wenceslas Square before dinner, live music, and night views from the open deck.
“Pick up from hotel, great tour very knowledgeable guide, beautiful boat, excellent food and drink, great entertainment on board a thoroughly enjoyable evening”
Spend six hours crossing Prague by foot, tram, and boat with a live guide in English or five other languages. Visit Charles Bridge, Lesser Town, Prague Castle, Old Town, and Josefov, then enjoy Czech lunch, drinks, and a one-hour Vltava cruise.
“We were really satisfied with the guide who was knowledgeable and friendly.”
Start near Náměstí Republiky at 6:15 pm for a short coach tour through central Prague, then board an air-conditioned Vltava boat. Enjoy an aperitif, Czech and international buffet dishes, music, and views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Vyšehrad, and the city lights.
“it is a 3 hour dinner on cruise. clean, friendly staff. you pay for the drink. free for food and they taste delicious. due some renovation or something, we just pass through a small circles many times. its in a closed space so its warm as i came in late october. after the dinner you can come out to take pictures. i don't really hear if there are any explanation about the places we pass as its full of people chattering, but i don't mind as i already have a city tour before. ^^ 3 hours is a quiet long time actually for me and my family, its enough for…”
Board near Štefánik Bridge at 6:50 pm for a three-hour evening cruise with a welcome drink, buffet dinner, music, Wi-Fi, and an audio guide in 24 languages. You’ll see Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Kampa, the Dancing House, and more, then return to the same pier.
“We enjoyed the cruise. The food was mediocre but plentiful and the drinks were not overpriced. Overall an exceptional evening. Staff was warm and inviting, very accomodating for us as we were all disabled.”
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