Kamernet Amsterdam: Useful, but be careful
Kamernet connects private landlords and tenants directly. It’s popular for rooms in shared flats, small studios, or temporary rentals, especially for students and internationals.
Amsterdam is a city of canals, bridges, and bikes. Traveling doesn’t have to be expensive, many ferries are free, and cycling is often the fastest way to get around.
Several GVB ferries connecting Amsterdam Central Station with the northern neighborhoods (Amsterdam Noord) are completely free of charge.
Route | Duration | Frequency | Notes |
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Amsterdam Centraal – NDSM / Buiksloterweg | 5–10 min | Every 10–15 min | Works 24/7, all ferries free |
Amsterdam Centraal – IJplein | 5 min | Every 10–15 min | Free for pedestrians and cyclists |
Amsterdam Centraal – Flevopark / NDSM / IJburg | 5–10 min | Varies by route | Check schedules for late night |
Cycling is faster than walking or public transport for short city trips, and Amsterdam is fully equipped with bike lanes, racks, and rental options.
Available near major stations and tourist areas (Centraal, Leidseplein, Museumplein).
Hourly, daily, or multi-day rentals.
€10–15/day for standard bikes, €20–30/day for e-bikes.
Inspect brakes, lights, and locks before renting.
Free ferries + rental bike = cheap, flexible travel.
See the canals and neighborhoods from the water or streets.
No schedules for ferries — depart when you like.
Cycling is the most “Amsterdam” way to explore the city.
Take free ferry to NDSM Wharf → Visit Eye Film Museum → Cycle along IJ Waterfront → Return via ferry.
Rent a bike near Centraal Station → Explore Noordermarkt and Jordaan → Cross canals and return via free ferry.
Cycle across bridges → Take a sunset ferry → Enjoy cafés in Noord.
Kamernet connects private landlords and tenants directly. It’s popular for rooms in shared flats, small studios, or temporary rentals, especially for students and internationals.
Scammers prey on unfamiliarity, urgency, and trust. Always rely on expat housing agencies or university housing offices when possible.
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