AMSTERDAM
63 Tours Reviewed
The Hague on a bike makes history easier to stomach. You get a guided ride through the old and new centre, plus parks and coastal views, with an upbeat guide who tells stories you likely won’t hear from a facts-only…
Tulips look better at pedal speed. I love how this small-group tour gets you out into real flower country instead of just staying inside Keukenhof, and I also love the included stop at Tulip Experience Amsterdam where you see tulips…
Amsterdam has a way of speeding up your senses. This bike tour is a smart way to see a lot in just 1.5 hours, rolling through the canal belt area and classic city sights without getting stuck in tram lines…
Amsterdam by bike is fast, fun, and practical. This 2-hour small-group ride helps you get your bearings quickly, with stops that mix famous sights and everyday city energy. I like that the guide brings the places to life with stories…
Amsterdam by bike makes sense fast. In about 1.5 hours, this small-group tour threads together the big-name sights and a few “wait, we didn’t see that on foot” moments, with an English-speaking guide telling the story as you roll. I…
Amsterdam by bike is the cheat code. You get the Canal Belt views, the easy glide through Vondelpark, and a guide who turns quick stops into real context. I also love that the route mixes “big-name” landmarks with smaller streets…
Rotterdam clicks on two wheels. In just 2.5 hours you’ll glide through old docks and brand-new architecture, with a guide explaining why this city looks the way it does. I like that it’s practical bike touring, not a bus-and-photos slog.…
Amsterdam is best by bike. This tour gives you Amsterdam by bike lanes and canals, not the usual stop-and-stare routine. I like how the guide keeps it practical and story-led, with photo-worthy moments like Windmill de Gooyer and Magere Brug…
Two wheels get you out fast. This small-group ride heads north to the Waterland region, where you’ll pedal through polder farms below sea level, then slow down in old fishermen villages to hear how the Dutch manage water. It’s the…
Want the Netherlands in one half-day? This e-bike countryside ride is built to get you out of Amsterdam fast, with ferry moments and a guided route that keeps you from playing map-chess. You’ll roll past Amsterdam Centraal and over the…
This French-guided loop is a fast, low-stress way to see central Amsterdam, especially if you want canals and architecture in one go. I love that you ride with a real local-style guide (Pierre, Marcel, George, Marie, and Paul are on…
Amsterdam feels made for bikes. This relaxed highlights tour is a smart way to see a lot fast without turning your day into a sprint. You start at Nieuwezijds Kolk 29, in the city center locals call Mokum, then glide…
Amsterdam is best seen with a rhythm. This bike-and-stories tour is built for motion: you cover a lot of ground without wearing your legs out, and you get context for the places you’ll recognize later. I especially love the local-guided…
Four hours later, Amsterdam feels far away. This Amsterdam e-bike tour is built for people who want real Dutch countryside without giving up city convenience. You start with a ferry crossing, then ride out through flat polder country where canals,…
Cycling through Amsterdam feels like you’re in on a secret. This 2.5-hour ride is a French-guided tour aimed at the neighborhoods most visitors skip, starting in the Jordaan and winding toward the Jewish Quarter and WWII landmarks. Two things I…
