Prague · PRAGUE DINNER CRUISES
Two or three hours on the Vltava with the castle lit above you and a buffet below deck. These 12 are compared on what the food actually is, whether drinks are included and how open the top deck stays.
Spend three hours aboard a stylish open-top glass boat with a welcome drink, buffet dinner, live music, Wi-Fi, and multilingual route commentary. You will pass Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the Dancing House, Vyšehrad, Petrin Hill, and Rudolfinum. Window seating is available as an upgrade.
“Very entertaining experience and plenty of food and drinks and laughs”
Spend two hours on the Vltava aboard a modern glass boat, with a Czech aperitif, buffet lunch, live accordion music, and views of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Kampa Island, Vyšehrad, and the Dancing House. Online commentary and maps help identify the sights.
“Fantastic atmosphere ,but a bit cold, most enjoyable and worth every penny”
Cruise Prague’s Vltava River for 2.5 hours while a live jazz trio plays three sets. You’ll see illuminated monuments, enjoy a three-course meal from four menu choices, and return to Terminal 18. Indoor seating is cozy, and an outdoor ticket calls for warmer clothes.
“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!”
Cruise Prague from 7 pm for about three hours, with a welcome drink, Czech and international buffet, live music, Wi-Fi, and views of the Rudolfinum, Dancing House, Vyšehrad, and Smíchov locks. You return to Dvořákovo nábřeží, with drinks available to buy onboard.
“I enjoyed everyone of the trip, from the beginning to the end of the trip everything Was very beautiful. The food was nicely made and the life band Was perfect”
Spend about three hours aboard a modern Prague Boats vessel on the Vltava, with a welcome drink, buffet dinner, live music, and views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Rudolfinum. The retractable glass roof keeps the evening scenic in changing weather, while drinks beyond the welcome drink cost extra.
“Terrible experience. About left even though we arrived on time. Company personnel they provided no help. They were insulting.”
Spend two hours aboard a clean Prague Boats vessel, enjoying a Czech and international buffet as you pass Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, the Dancing House, and Vyšehrad. A welcome drink, live music, printed guides, and smooth views of Prague come included, but drinks beyond the welcome serving cost extra.
“Very relaxing, enjoyable trip and an excellent lunch offering. Lot's to see and meet interesting people.”
You’ll tour Prague’s Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and New Town by minibus, then board a Vltava River boat for three hours of buffet dining, live music, and floodlit views of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Vysehrad, and the Dancing House. English-speaking guides lead the experience, with hotel pickup on request.
“Nice experience on the boat, however, there is not match choice in the buffet especially for vegetarian people and people who eat halal only. For us there was only potatoes, rice and spaghetti, no source of protein! In addition, I would recommend to book the boat only with buffet for those who does not have references for foods because picking up you and dropping you off + the 45 min of tour bus did not have that match added value. At least for us! And for vegetarian and halal, would be better to book only the boat as well but without foods for 1 to 3 hours, because would be…”
Start near Náměstí Republiky with an English or German-speaking guide, ride through central Prague, then board an air-conditioned Vltava boat. Enjoy an aperitif, buffet dinner, music, and night views of Charles Bridge, Vyšehrad, the National Theatre, Rudolfinum, and Prague Castle.
“Cruise started after sunset, so it was hard to see landmarks. Nothing was pointed out. When the buffet was finally ready, all tables were allowed to go, resulting in chaos and disorder. The food was mediocre. Music was beautiful, but the cruise was too long.”
Board at pier 14 for a 110-minute evening cruise with an English-speaking host, one aperitif, and an all-you-can-eat buffet of Czech and international food. You’ll pass Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, the Dancing House, and Prague’s lit Old Town, though the boat may pause in a lock.
Spend two relaxed hours on the Vltava with an all-you-can-eat buffet of hot and cold dishes. From the water, you’ll see Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Petřín Hill, Rudolfinum, and Prague’s Old Town. The cruise is scenic rather than guided, so bring your own sightseeing notes.
“We really enjoyed this experience. Lovely buffet and a gentle relaxing cruise along the river. The staff were really great. Good value for money.”
Cruise Prague’s Vltava River for about 2.5 hours while eating from a hot and cold buffet. You’ll pass Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Rudolfinum, the National Theatre, and Vyšehrad, with music and city views. Drinks cost extra, and the return from the boat is on your own.
“The cruise was okay, but not what I expected. It was great to hear stories about Prague, but our guide was uninvolved most of the tour and sat at the back of the boat drinking. I was also hoping for traditional Czech food, but the food was international - just lousy basic dishes, like school cafeteria food. If you walk along the river, you'll get the same idea, but without the cost.”
Board at pier 14 for a 110-minute Vltava River cruise with an open buffet lunch. You’ll pass Charles Bridge, Old Town, Prague Castle, and Lesser Town, with English-speaking staff and drinks available to buy onboard. A lock passage adds interest, though wheelchair access can be difficult.
“Déçu ! J’ai pris l’option avec fromage et vin et nous n’en avons pas bénéficié… c’est une grande tromperie ! Je ne recommande pas”
Pick a quarter, a river bend or a brewery.
