Top Amsterdam Eco Tours

Canoe the canals of Holland’s Waterland region at sunset on this 4-hour trip from Amsterdam. Travel with a guide to this rural area, and paddle past reed beds, meadows and picture-postcard villages. Savor the sound of birdsong and scents of wild flowers, glide through landscapes once painted by Rembrandt, and learn how the flat countryside was reclaimed from the sea. Take a swim if the weather allows, and finish with a picnic dinner overlooking a lake and the area’s wooden windmills. Numbers limited to 10 people for a small-group experience.

Swap Amsterdam to explore the picturesque villages of Zaanse Schans and Giethoorn on this private, day-long tour available in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. Learn about Dutch history, culture, and architecture in an immersive way as you see traditional windmills, watch a clog-making demonstration, and sample local cheese. In Giethoorn, board a small, shared boat to explore the “Dutch Venice” from the water.

Escape Amsterdam on a Private 4–5h Tour Choose 2 villages: Volendam, Marken, or Zaanse Schans. ✨ What You’ll Do: Stroll picturesque streets & charming canals Explore colorful harbors & working windmills Taste authentic Dutch cheese Relax in cozy cafés ☕ Snap Instagram-worthy photos Travel in a quiet, fully electric Audi e-tron with hotel pick-up & drop-off included. Whether you prefer iconic harbors or hidden gems, this private tour is calm, flexible, and tailored to your pace — the perfect half-day Dutch countryside experience.

The best experience in a city that lives on two wheels. On this adventure tour of the Dutch countryside by bicycle you will see how the city's mills, locks and dams work. Ready to discover the most beautiful landscapes around Amsterdam? Come on! You can also taste the best Jersey cow ice cream. A perfect adventure to disconnect!

Paddle through Old Holland’s Waterland, home to traditional Dutch villages, on a canoe tour from Amsterdam. Enjoy the sound of birdsong and scents of wild plants; glide past reedbeds and weatherboarded villages, and hear about the region’s traditional way of life from your guide, who offers insight you won't find in the guidebook. Stop for a swim if the weather allows, and visit an island for a picnic of local produce. Numbers limited for a small-group experience that comes with plenty of personalized attention.