AMSTERDAM · THE NETHERLANDS
1244 Tours Reviewed
A Sunday canal cruise with dessert and tea. This Amsterdam canal high tea is a 1.5-hour ride that threads through the UNESCO canal system and quiet inner-waterways. I love the high tea spread, with choices like macarons, bonbons, sandwiches, scones,…
A bike shortcut to old Dutch life. This morning tour threads you from Amsterdam’s oldest streets to the quieter Waterland countryside, with a guide who explains Dutch culture and history as you ride. I especially like how guides such as…
A spring day can feel like a movie set. This trip links Keukenhof tulip gardens with a real walk through Delft, so you get flowers in the morning and Dutch city vibes after. I love that you start early enough…
Amsterdam has quiet corners worth chasing. This 2.5-hour small-group walk is built for people who want hidden streets without losing the thread of the city’s big story. I love how the guide explains major landmarks in plain language, then steers…
Amsterdam is a lot. This tour makes it manageable. You get a small-group walking loop through major highlights with real context, not just photo stops. Then you sit down for a Dutch pancake lunch that keeps the whole experience from…
Windmills, cheese, and sea air in one tight route. This private trip from Amsterdam strings together Zaanse Schans and Volendam in a way that feels efficient, not rushed. You’ll see classic wooden houses, multiple windmills with different jobs, then get…
Tulips look better when you’re not rushed. This private Keukenhof day trip is built around one goal: get you from Amsterdam pickup to skip-the-line Keukenhof without wasting half your day on logistics. You’ll ride through Dutch countryside views and learn…
Liquids, laughter, and canals in one hour. A private canal cruise with an open bar lets you see Amsterdam’s waterways at a slower pace, while your drinks are handled for you. You’ll glide past major spots like the Red Light…
Old-town tram sounds, but in Amsterdam. This is a throwback ride on the historic Lijn 30 tram from Haarlemmermeerstation to Amstelveen, where the conductor still does the old-school ticket punching and the tram announces departures with whistle and bell. I…
Light season hits different at night. This Amsterdam Light Festival cruise has you floating through glowing canal installations while an on-board setup helps you understand what you’re seeing and who made it. It’s not just pretty lighting, it’s a short…
Street food beats the museum snack. This self-guided route through De Pijp pairs Dutch favorites with international cravings, and it sends you to the Albert Cuyp outdoor market for the kind of everyday atmosphere you can’t book into a restaurant.…
Rotterdam and The Hague in one day feels like a shortcut with style. You get a private small-group format, plus a guide to make sense of what you’re seeing, from Rotterdam’s post-war skyline to The Hague’s government landmarks and Delft’s…
Street art and canals in one ticket. This combo works because it links two sides of Amsterdam that usually need separate plans: you get STRAAT Museum for the art, then a 1-hour cruise where you see the city sliding past…
It’s architecture, but at bike speed. This 2.5-hour German-language cycling tour is a smart way to read Amsterdam’s built environment like a story: canals and warehouses in one breath, modern projects and design ideas in the next. You’ll also get…
Pedal power makes Amsterdam feel personal. This independent pedal boat rental lets you cruise Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed waterways at your own speed, with no fixed tour script telling you where to look. You can slow down for photos, weave past bridges,…
