MS Fleur

The small MS Fleur was launched for the first time in 2002. Thanks to its slender lines, the passenger ship can also pass through smaller locks and canals. Enjoy breakfast and dinner in the restaurant on the upper deck and marvel at the passing scenery through the large windows. End the evening comfortably in the spacious seating area and enjoy a drink from the ship's own bar. If you're not on your bike, you can also admire the scenery from the sun deck and chat with your fellow passengers.

Facts about the ship

10 twin cabins (approx. 8 m², with single beds), non-opening windows
flat beds
Shower/WC, individually adjustable air conditioning, safe, hairdryer
Features: restaurant, sun deck, bar, saloon (with WiFi)
On-board language: German, English, Dutch

Built in 2002
1 passenger deck
10 cabins on the lower deck
Maximum occupancy: 20 passengers
Length: 39 m
Width: 5.60 m

Welcome aboard the MS Fleur

Twin cabin on MS Fleur with two single beds, patterned bedding, pink pendant lamps, nightstand with flowers, and turquoise and red towels. — Two-bed cabin

Bright restaurant interior on MS Fleur with wooden tables, white tablecloths, burgundy curtains, and windows showing views outside the ship. — Restaurant

Bright lounge area on MS Fleur with red cushioned bench seating, colorful pillows, large windows with burgundy curtains, and green plants. — Lounge

Sun deck of MS Fleur with black wicker chairs and tables overlooking a Dutch canal. Historic buildings and boats visible across the water. — Sun deck

Two-deck layout of MS Fleur showing upper deck with passenger cabins and crew quarters, lower deck with dining area and lounge. — Deck plan

MS Fleur river cruise ship moored along a tree-lined canal in France. The white and blue vessel features an open deck with passengers. — MS Fleur

Our Bike & Boat Tour aboard the MS Fleur