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Binnenvaartschip
04 September 2026

Amsterdam-Rhine Canal remains open at night following intensive consultations between Rijkswaterstaat, the sector and the port

Good news for inland shipping: the planned night-time closure of the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal has been revoked. Large vessels and vessels carrying dangerous goods will also continue to be allowed to use the canal during the night.
Sleepdienst PoA
01 September 2026

Possible delays due to tug service strike on 4 September

FNV Havens has called on all union members in the seaports of Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Zeeland to participate in a coordinated strike on Friday, 4 September 2026. The strike is scheduled to take place during the second assignment of the day shift and the first assignment of the evening shift, from 11:15 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Loodswezen voorzitter gespiegeld
01 September 2026

Summer Series: “With Cruise Ships, You’re the Conductor of the Orchestra. The Captain Knows the Ship, We Know the Port.”

Everyone recognizes the sight: an impressive cruise ship slowly making its way into Amsterdam and berthing at the Passenger Terminal. But long before passengers set foot ashore, an extensive journey has already taken place behind the scenes. One of the key players in that process is the maritime pilot.
Start bouw OS Nieuwe Hemweg
25 August 2026

Stuart Kemp temporarily takes over duties as (Deputy) Harbour Master

Following the departure of Milembe Mateyo as (Deputy) Harbour Master this week, Head of Operations Stuart Kemp will take over her duties and responsibilities until a new (Deputy) Harbour Master has been appointed.
Ligplaats IJhaven
20 July 2026

Extended Berthing Duration in the IJhaven Remains Available

Good news for inland shipping: the option to request an extended berthing duration in the IJhaven has now become a permanent arrangement.
Stremmingen scheepvaart
20 July 2026

Various Waterway Closures

Between 1 July and 31 October, both planned and unplanned closures will occur at multiple locations along the waterways. These will cause disruptions for commercial vessels.