Gothenburg: City Canal Sightseeing Cruise

City Canal Sightseeing Cruise In Gothenburg, Sweden

★ 4.7 783 traveller reviews

A canal cruise is the fastest way to read the moat, bridges and harbour that shaped Gothenburg, and this run is the best reviewed.

from $28 One adult ticket for the cruise; concessions shown on the listing.

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Canals and the Harbour

The canal cruise is Gothenburg's classic first-hour move: a flat-bottomed boat under the old town's bridges, then out past the harbour to the Göta älv. Here is how the listings compare.

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Paddan Cruise on River Säveån, Gothenburg

Paddan Cruise on River Säveån

4.6 105 traveller reviews

· Canal boat sightseeing along the Säveån.

The Paddan boats leave from Kungsportsplatsen and slip through the old moat that once protected the 17th-century town. From there the route opens onto the River Säveån, passing harbour cranes, warehouses and low bridges you duck under as the boat glides through. A guide on board narrates the whole loop, and the trip runs in most weather, rain or not.

from $40One adult seat on the boat; child tickets priced on the live listing. Check availability →
Electric Self-Drive Boat Tour, Gothenburg

Electric Self-Drive Boat Tour

4.3 80 traveller reviews

· Steer your own electric boat through the Göta älv harbour.

You take the wheel yourself on this electric boat through the Göta älv and the central harbour, no licence needed. A short briefing covers the controls, then you glide out past the shipyard cranes and the opera house at a calm pace. There is seating for a small group, and the near-silent motor leaves you free to talk, picnic and take in the granite and red brick of the waterfront from the water.

from $92From-price is per boat, not per person; see the listing for details. Check availability →
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