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Prague, Czech Republic
Evening Vltava Cruise (with dinner)
Group tour
Price
€30 per person
Two hours on the Vltava
A relaxed ride on a comfortable boat along Prague’s iconic river.
Buffet dinner + aperitif
Included in the price, along with an engaging guide’s commentary.
Charles Bridge — a must
Cruising beneath it is often listed as a “must-do” in Prague.
Available year-round
Warm cabins or a sunny terrace — choose what suits the weather.
Family-friendly
A great pick with kids — boat rides are loved by everyone.
The Vltava: a river that inspired music
Czech Republic. Prague. The Vltava. Czech composer Bedřich Smetana dedicated a cycle to his homeland, and the most famous symphonic poem from it is dedicated precisely to the Vltava. In the poem, Smetana describes the river’s flow from its sources to its mouth and its confluence with the Elbe. You have the chance to ride through a part of this “poem” on our comfortable boat! The cruise lasts two hours.
“Wild water” — and why it’s nothing to fear today
The name Vltava comes from the Old German Wilth-ahwa (“Wild water”). Of course, these days there’s no “wild water” to worry about. Instead, step on board and set off on a stunning tour beneath Prague’s bridges.
And the bridges are definitely worth it — especially the beautiful Charles Bridge, resting on 16 powerful arches and decorated with 13 sculptures! It’s one of the city’s symbols and often appears in cinema (for example, “Mission: Impossible”). Cruising beneath it is an essential item on many “What to see and do in Prague” lists.
Any season works: warm cabins or a sunny terrace
The tour is available at any time of year. Warm indoor cabins or a sunny terrace are at your disposal!
This is one of those tours you can confidently do with children, because everyone loves a boat ride!
What’s included
The price includes an engaging story from our guide, a buffet-style dinner, and an aperitif.
What to do
Take an evening cruise — see Prague from the water and enjoy a calmer pace.
Cruise under Charles Bridge — a classic “must-do” moment for Prague.
Have dinner on the river — buffet-style meal, aperitif, and the city lights.
1-day itinerary
Daytime: explore Prague’s historic center and spend time around Old Town Square.
By 18:15: arrive at the meeting point and get ready for the evening cruise.
Evening: 2 hours on the river under Prague’s bridges + buffet dinner and aperitif.
2-day itinerary
Day 1: the historic center, Old Town Square, then the evening Vltava cruise with dinner.
Day 2: keep exploring the city and return to the riverside — the Vltava beautifully ties your Prague impressions together.
How to get there & meeting point
Meeting point: in central Prague, under the Astronomical Clock (Staroměstský orloj) on Old Town Square (Staroměstské nám.).
Metro: the nearest station is “Staroměstskа” on line A.
Voucher type: electronic.
Key information
Type: group tour.
Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday.
Start: 18:15.
Duration: 2 hours.
FAQ: Evening Vltava Cruise (with dinner)
How long is the cruise?
The cruise lasts 2 hours.
What’s included in the price?
A guide’s commentary, a buffet-style dinner, and an aperitif.
How much does it cost?
€30 per person.
Which days does it run?
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
What time does it start?
Start time is 18:15.
Where is the meeting point?
In central Prague, under the Astronomical Clock (Staroměstský orloj) on Old Town Square (Staroměstské nám.).
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes — it’s a great option with children, because everyone loves a boat ride.
Is it available all year?
Yes. You can choose warm cabins or a sunny terrace depending on the season.
What voucher type is used?
Electronic voucher.
Cabin or terrace — what should I choose?
It depends on the weather: warm cabins for cooler days, terrace for clear evenings.
Is there a guide on board?
Yes, an engaging guide’s commentary is included.
What’s the nearest metro station?
“Staroměstskа”, line A.
What views can I expect?
Prague’s bridges, including Charles Bridge — one of the city’s symbols.
Can I show the voucher on my phone?
Yes — the voucher is electronic, so a phone is usually enough.
Is it a “must-do” in Prague?
Cruising under Charles Bridge is often described as a classic must-do experience.
Should I arrive early?
Yes, it’s best to arrive a bit earlier to find the group and the Astronomical Clock easily.
Why is the Vltava linked to “wild water”?
The name comes from Old German Wilth-ahwa, meaning “wild water”.
Is the tour always in the evening?
This experience is an evening cruise with a start time of 18:15 (on scheduled days).
