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Urban sustainable harbor Kaap de Groene Hoop is a public space, open for all, any day of the week. The possibilities are pretty much endless. Check out the websites of our residents to find out about anything from a canal cruise to a life changing ocean crossing experience. Don’t be a stranger if you’re not in the mood for a seafaring adventure. Come for a stroll simply to enjoy the big sky sunset, the endless open water vistas or just feel the good vibes of our embankment. If you want to push your culinary limits make sure you nestle yourself in our floating restaurant. Two international renowned chefs cook for the stars using seasonal, organic and fair-trade ingredients. You can’t cross the ocean on an empty stomach, right?
Kaap de Groene Hoop offers 4 piers to accommodate seaworthy wind powered Charters which you are able to book. In all cosmopolitan modesty, our urban harbor is undoubtedly the most fascinating temporary landing stage for a nautical visit to Amsterdam. Ideally located right at the heart of the vivid NDSM Wharf, offering inspiring restaurants, bars, street art and festivals, just minutes from the free ferry to the historical city center.The piers are only available for Charters carrying a group of paying passengers either passing through Amsterdam, or starting/ending a sailing trip on a historical wind powered vessel. Kaap de Groene Hoop specifically welcomes those who appreciate, preferably contribute, to the sustainable mission.
Kaap de Groene Hoop is a sustainable harbor featuring twenty urban rak’s for entrepreneurs with a captivating ship and a green state of mind. Set in the heart of the lively NDSM Wharf, Kaap de Groene Hoop stimulates zero-emission transport welcoming wind powered vessels to load and unload while simultaneously the nautical métier, inextricably linked to Amsterdam, is preserved on floating workplaces. Above all, Kaap de Groene Hoop is a cheerful quay for all Amsterdammers to enjoy a lazy Sunday stroll, a mouthwatering meal, a fair-trade coffee or an inspiring and conscious waterfront festival. Kaap de Groene Hoop literally translates into Cape of Green Hope and has been derived from the (in)famous South African Cape of Good Hope. After rounding the cape for the first time the Portuguese named South African’s southern tip The Stormy Cape. Only when medieval sailors realized the value of the unknown world beyond the clashing waves, they changed the name to Cabo da Boa Esperanca: Cape of Good Hope. Like the Tall Ships of the past, Kaap de Groene Hoop will definitely hit challenging waters, but it will always keep heading for an innovative and sustainable future.
