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Christina_H, May 2026
Must see!
Visiting Keukenhof was truly unforgettable. The gardens were absolutely beautiful — every path felt like a postcard filled with vibrant tulips and incredible floral displays. I’m so happy we had the chance to go, especially because I was able to share the experience with my mom, who loves flowers. Seeing her enjoy the gardens made the trip even more special. It was peaceful, colorful, and something we’ll both remember for a long time.
Joe_W, May 2026
Highly recommended! Reinier, the tour guide, was GREAT!
This is a great tour! A nice small group, not some huge bus. Reinier was very knowledgeable and interesting to listen to. It was a really good tour with lots of food options. It was rainy for part of the day when I went, but that didn’t ruin anything! Would highly recommend this tour to anyone!!
Connie_B, May 2026
This tour was the highlight of my trip! 100% recommend going with our guide Simon as well!
I highly recommend this trip outside of Amsterdam, particularly with our guide Simon who made the tour unforgettable! Leading up to the tour and on the day of, Simon was very timely and communicative making the entire experience from start to finish seamless. This is a small group tour which I highly recommend - the experience is much more intimate and attentive. On this tour, you'll visit historic windmills and fun cheese/clog-making demonstrations in Zaanse Schans very close to the city. The area is a popular tourist attraction so expect some crowds, but it is understandable why once you see it. Next, we visited Giethoorn which was incredibly beautiful and idyllic. The drive from Zaanse Schans to Giethoorn is about 1.5 hours, but it felt like a blink of an eye thanks to Simon's safe and smooth driving that made me fall asleep like a baby. Once there, we got to enjoy a beautiful canal boat ride and see the historic houses up close. The weather is very unpredictable here, so be flexible about your schedule and have a good attitude about the rain. The village almost looks even prettier when it rains! Nothing a raincoat and an umbrella can't handle. After some free time to walk around the village, we headed back for Amsterdam and got to hear more stories from Simon. On top of his knowledge about the culture and history of the area, his personal stories were also incredibly fun. I can say for certain this was the highlight of my trip to the Netherlands!
Janet_B, May 2026
Clogs, cheese, goats, and relaxation
After a short, comfortable bus ride, we immediately saw the beauty of the Zaanse Schans area. We walked across a big river bridge, stopping to take pictures. Santiago explained the history and culture of the village. It’s set up for tourism but there are regular residents also. We saw a display of clogs: dressy clogs, painted clogs, even high workboot clogs. A craftsman shaped and formed a clog as we watched! Next was a cheesemaking demonstration and explanation. Phaedra showed each step and cut slices for us to taste. It was completely contact-free and I appreciated that kind of care in a group setting. Next we saw pigments added to paint to strengthen weather protection. It was powered by one of the beautiful windmills. We petted the goats, but the grazing sheep did not come over. In between each demonstration was free time. There are shops along the way including a big cheese shop. We found benches everywhere to enjoy our free time and break up the walking. Next to the dike is a great place to relax. Thank you to Santiago for a most enjoyable day. And to Harry the driver coping with the millions of bicycles calmly and safely!
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Amsterdam is a fantastic base for exploring not only the Netherlands but also neighboring Belgium, as both UNESCO World Heritage-listed Bruges and the capital, Brussels, are easy Amsterdam day trips. Other great day trip options highlight Dutch country classics, from Keukenhof tulips to Zaanse Schans windmills via dams, dykes, cheesemakers, and clog factories. Try porcelain-making Delft, cosmopolitan The Hague, or Rotterdam, the Netherlands’ second city for a more urban day out. Whether your tastes run to food or culture, nature or history, there’s an Amsterdam day trip with your name on it.

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