Mid-March we decided, together with the Amsterdam-Amstelland Safety region, that river and sea cruise ships are no longer welcome in the port until further notice. The reason for keeping cruise ships out of the port is to minimize the risk of further contamination of the coronavirus.

Here you will find more information about what Port of Amsterdam stands for, press releases and press material such as images and downloads.

Do you temporarily need (extra) electricity in the vicinity of Amsterdam water for a project, event or activity in Amsterdam? Until April 2021 you can rent a floating battery (max. 2 weeks in a row) filled with green electricity. When used for 1 to 2 weeks it's not only good for your karma, but also for your wallet.

In the Amsterdam port region around 70,000 people work every day. A real job engine for the Dutch economy! The jobs are very diverse, both in terms of content and level. Take a look at the vacancies, professions and training courses for working in the port.

This longest of the four harbour cycle routes produces the greatest contrasts. The illustrious artists' village of Ruigoord borders on a company that stores petroleum. And further on you can cycle from a centuries-old duck decoy to a cycle path with state-of-the-art, climate-neutral lighting.

You cycle along the tangible evidence of the new direction the port is taking: that of the circular economy. We're still developing in this respect. That is why you'll also come across large storage tanks for petrol along the way.

Your guide to business in the port of Amsterdam.

In order to limit the spread of the coronavirus as much as possible, employees of Port of Amsterdam will be working from home as much as possible from 13 March until at least 31 March. This is in line with the measures announced by the Cabinet on 12 March.