Routes Planned and Navigated

Aren't there already enough routes available on the internet?

There are plenty of routes available, both on paper and in digital form. Still, we’d like to share a selection of routes that you can actually enjoy navigating yourself. Routes are never completely fixed because of construction work, changing waterways, or new restrictions can all affect what’s possible.

Planning a route is fun, but travelling it is even better. That’s why we talk about "Routes Planned" and "Routes Done". Some routes are carefully prepared in advance, others are the result of real journeys we’ve already made. We hope they inspire you and help you create some great experiences of your own.

Disclaimer

All routes shown here were written and checked at the time they were planned. Because conditions can change, it’s always a good idea to double-check the details before you set off. We can’t take responsibility if a route turns out to be blocked, longer than expected, or requires you to turn back.

Most importantly: always check whether a route is suitable for your vessel. YOU are responsible for making sure your boat’s dimensions, draft, and height match the route. And just to be clear: Being “smaller than Tom” doesn’t automatically mean a route will work for you 😉

Bonus Information for the Netherlands: Varen doe je Samen

Within the Netherlands we have alot of information regarding important waterway junctions. You can find this information on the website of the several partners on, and about the waterways. There are some very, very interesting cards and brochures you can download! We certainly would like to advice you to visit the site. Even Jacco, who is pretty experienced, was impressed with the very simple, but understandable explanations in those cards and brochures. And he's pretty sceptical about such things. And at this site you will find all the junctions per region.