
Built for Prague
Seven vessels of the “Bohemia” fleet operated by Prague Boats come from our shipyard in Derben — from the hybrid-powered classic to the fully electric catamaran. A family of ships that shapes the Vltava.
More than ten years and seven vessels: what began as the Bohemia Rhapsody is today a whole fleet — designed, welded and fitted out on the Elbe, launched onto the Vltava.
For the Prague operator Prague Boats we have built everything from the elegant motor vessel with a retractable all-glass roof to the silent electric catamaran. Every vessel is tailored to the low bridges and the narrow fairway of the Vltava — and to the highest demands on comfort, visibility and environmental performance.
The following seven vessels were built in our shipyard. Data and photos courtesy of Prague Boats.
Alessandro
The newest vessel of the fleet, hull number 258 — the identical sister ship of the Anna Carolina. Fully electric, silent and emission-free on the Vltava, delivered in 2025. The photo shows the Anna Carolina; the two vessels are built one to one.
Anna Carolina
The third fully electric catamaran for Prague Boats. Silent and emission-free, she glides across the Vltava – with twice the battery capacity of the Bella Bohemia, full-height glass walls and an upper observation deck with panoramic views.
Marie de Bohemia
Part of the environmentally friendly fleet and purely electric. On sightseeing tours the open upper deck and the fully glazed walls come into their own. Moored at Kampa harbour, named in the “Bohemia” tradition of the operator.
Bella Bohemia
The first fully electric vessel of her class in Prague – the start of the green fleet. Completely silent and emission-free, with an open upper deck and glass walls all round for an unobstructed view of the city.
Grand Bohemia
The flagship of the Prague fleet, one of the largest and most modern saloon ships in Central Europe – a monohull with a flexibly divisible deck beneath a retractable all-glass roof. Lounge at the bow, bar at the stern and a clear view in every direction.

How long is 72.62 metres?
For scale: an articulated bus measures 18 m, a blue whale 30 m, a football pitch is 68 m wide — the Grand Bohemia is 72.62 m long. Room for 500 guests, built in Derben.
Bohemia Rhapsody
One of the most modern motor vessels in the fleet – with a retractable all-glass roof and independent hybrid propulsion. Built at Bolle in just 212 days, she runs at up to 20 km/h and is among the fastest passenger vessels in Prague.
Agnes de Bohemia
A manoeuvrable vessel for up to 90 guests, with a retractable all-glass roof – ideal for sightseeing, corporate events and weddings. Built at Bolle in just four months, she runs at up to 20 km/h.
The Bohemia fleet in pictures
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