Watertaxi Rotterdam has numerous stops throughout the city, often near major attractions and transport hubs. You can find a map online or ask locals for the nearest stop. Some stops are near the SS Rotterdam.

While the Watertaxi primarily serves Rotterdam, you can take it to Dordrecht. Direct water transport to cities like Delft or Gouda is generally not available via Watertaxi.

Yes, many Watertaxi stops are conveniently located near tram, metro, and bus stations, making it easy to combine with other public transport options in Rotterdam.

The Watertaxi operates on various routes across the Maas River, connecting key areas like the city center, Kop van Zuid, and the SS Rotterdam. A map is available on their website.

Some 'veerdienst' (ferry service) routes run every 30 minutes, while the on-demand taxi service can be booked as needed. Check their schedule for specific routes.

Prices vary depending on the route and whether you opt for a single trip or a day ticket. Expect prices around €5 for short hops and up to €12 for day tickets.

While an app is available, users report issues. It's often best to book directly at the stop or by phone. Payment is typically by card.

Yes, day tickets are available, offering a cost-effective way to use the Watertaxi for multiple journeys throughout the day, often around €12.

Card payment is preferred and widely accepted. While some drivers might accept cash, it's safer to have a card ready, especially on busy days.

For the on-demand taxi service, booking is recommended, especially during peak hours or weekends. The 'veerdienst' routes run on a schedule.

Use it for both practical transport and as a scenic activity. Enjoy the skyline views, especially at night, and the breeze as you cross the river.

Absolutely! It offers a unique perspective of Rotterdam's modern architecture and harbor. It's a fantastic way to see the city's landmarks from the water.

Operating hours can vary by route and season. It's best to check the official Watertaxi Rotterdam website or contact them directly for the most up-to-date information.

Yes, the open-air nature of many Watertaxis makes them perfect for photography. Capture stunning shots of the Erasmus Bridge and the city's modern skyline.

Many visitors find a nighttime ride on the Watertaxi to be a romantic experience, with beautiful views of the illuminated city.

Focus on capturing the iconic Erasmus Bridge, the modern architecture along the Maas River, and the city's skyline, especially during sunset or at night.

For daytime, use a moderate aperture for sharpness. In low light (evening/night), increase ISO and use a wider aperture, or a tripod if possible for stability.

The Watertaxi itself can be a great subject, especially with the city lights reflecting on the water. Try capturing it in motion against the backdrop of Rotterdam.

Golden hour (shortly after sunrise or before sunset) offers beautiful light. Nighttime rides provide stunning city lights, but require good low-light photography skills.

Use a polarizing filter on your lens to reduce reflections from the water and windows. Shoot from different angles to minimize glare.