All in all, the tour was good. There was "everything" important to see what you can see from the Vltava. (You can't get around a tour of the city on land anyway) The fact that you are "stuck" in the lock for a good 40 minutes is not that tight, but that's probably the case with all boat tourists. Contrary to the other assessment, the food on board was, in my opinion, pretty good. The drink prices are a little higher than in the restaurants but not excessive.

We recommend this little cruise where the music is nice like the one who played it elsewhere. The framework remains simple but is sufficient. The staff are welcoming. The food is good but don't expect an exceptional meal. But for the price it's really satisfying and a great past experience.

Calm and pleasant with good food

I had set my expectations low but I was surprised by a calm and peaceful boat trip with a good level of people - not too crowded at all. I didn't know what to expect from the food but that was good too! There was chips, pastas, chicken, fish, bread etc. The staff were all very nice and offered good service. Most people chose to sit upstairs on the open deck but we sat inside by the food and then outside under the canopy. All boats have to wait in the lock for around 15 mins either way so expect that from any boat trip, but I didn't find it a problem because I was enjoying my food and chatting. The sun went down and the lit city was very pretty. I would recommend it! The only bad thing I can say is that there was LOTS of spiders around the edges of the boat