Top Netherlands Nature Walks in 2026

When it’s time to leave Amsterdam, get to the airport the easy way. This private departure transfer service offers a pickup from any city hotel or private address, and transport direct to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. With the driving left to a professional, you’ll have chance to relax before your onward flight.

Experience Dutch nature and culture on this all-day guided excursion from Amsterdam. Avoid long lines with included tickets to one of the world’s largest flower gardens, Keukenhof, and admire the vast beds of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths arranged in themed displays. Then, spend a few hours exploring Delft, a beautiful canal city known for its distinctive blue pottery.

Noordwijk aan Zee and Noordwijk-Binnen are neighboring communities with very different moods and histories. Discover them the fun way, with a treasure hunt app downloaded to your phone. Stroll among linden trees and historic pilgrimage sites; see museums, statues, and artworks; and learn about local fisherfolk traditions; all through the interactive fun of puzzles and quizzes. This is a self-guided app, meaning you can start and stop whenever you want.

The sand drifts, forests, and grassy plains of the De Hoge Veluwe National Park lie just an hour from Amsterdam. On this tour, escape the city and get back to nature as you take in the park’s natural landscapes. Visit several viewpoints, have chance to hike or bike along the park’s trails, and look out for wildlife such as deer, wild boar, and mouflon. An optional drop-off at the Kröller-Müller Museum or Jachthuis Sint Hubertus Museum is also possible.

Take great pictures of a UNESCO World Heritage Site with help from a private guide during this Kinderdijk Photography Tour from Rotterdam. Perfect for advanced photographers or anyone interested in photography, this tour brings you to the windmill-filled area, the visitor center, and on a boat tour. If you prefer to explore by bike rather than boat, that can also be arranged.

Discover Amsterdam beyond the usual highlights with Tourizzy - a self-guided video tour through the city’s canals, historic streets, lively squares and charming neighbourhoods. Explore at your own pace with GPS-linked locations, while short videos bring the stories, history and local character of each place to life. See famous spots such as Dam Square, Damrak and Westerkerk, wander through the Jordaan and Nieuwmarkt, and discover places like Spui, Bloemenmarkt and the historic Oude Kerk. *Explore Amsterdam independently and at your own pace *Discover iconic landmarks and charming local neighbourhoods *Watch engaging short videos at each location *Learn interesting stories and facts about the places you visit *Use GPS-linked stops to easily find each location *Start, pause or continue the tour whenever it suits you *No fixed meeting time and no need to follow a group *Perfect for solo travellers, couples and families

When the fields surrounding Amsterdam burst into bloom, don’t miss out—explore flower fields and a tulip farm on a small group tour with a professional guide that takes you to places you might otherwise miss. You’ll enjoy personalized attention in a super small group limited to only seven other travelers, and will be able to skip the stress of navigation.

Head to Amsterdam Icebar Xtracold, where you’re treated to three complimentary drinks—while relaxing in a frosty bar where everything, even your drinking glass, is made of ice! Continue this totally ‘cool’ experience by taking a canal sightseeing cruise on a luxury glass-topped boat. It’s the best way to see Amsterdam’s top highlights.

The Heineken Experience and a canal cruise are two must-dos for first-time visitors to Amsterdam and this tour includes both. Start at the Heineken Experience for a self-guided tour of the former brewery. See vintage equipment and learn about the production process. After a beer tasting, head to the docks and board your sightseeing boat. The 75-minute cruise sails past canal houses, bridges, churches, and more.

Described by National Geographic Traveler as “one of the world’s most beautiful road trips,” the Tulip Route runs for around 62 miles (100 kilometers) through the tulip farms of the Netherlands' Noordoostpolder. Focus on the views not on the navigation when you join this small-group tour from Amsterdam with a driver and professional guide to handle logistics and a morning snack included. There’s even a stop at the Tulip Experience show field.

Looking for a budget-friendly way to tour Amsterdam in privacy? Instead of dealing with the hassle of keeping up with a group or sharing your guide’s attention with a bunch of other people, opt for this self-guided city tour instead. Follow the tulip-shaped map route to discover a host of popular local attractions, with audio commentary, video content, and illustrations to enrich the experience.

If you like escape rooms, take your next adventure to the streets of Rotterdam. Using a city game that’s downloadable to your smartphone, you’ll orient yourself in the city, solving riddles, hunting for clues, and learning about the city as you go. Highlights of the route include Wijnhaven along with lesser-known locales that maybe the Rotterdam locals don’t even know.

Enjoy a hassle-free way to see the springtime blooms of Holland on this tulip-forward day trip from Amsterdam. Start at the Tulip Experience, where you learn the story behind the Dutch symbol. Then, tour Keukenhof Gardens during peak bloom, where you see millions of tulips, narcissi, and hyacinths. You can also upgrade to include an Amsterdam canal cruise ticket, tailoring the tour to suit you.

From March through May, there’s nowhere more beautiful to be in Europe than Amsterdam, when the tulips of Keukenhof Gardens burst into bloom. Skip the hassle of advance planning on a private, half-day trip to Keukenhof Gardens from Amsterdam—the ideal choice for first-time visitors on a time budget. Plus, rather than navigating an unfamiliar public transport system, you’ll be transported to the gardens in a private, luxury Mercedes.

The Keukenhof Gardens are only open for a few weeks a year, making them surprisingly difficult to reach on public transportation. Fill up your camera roll without busting your budget when you book this convenient combo package, with skip-the-line tickets plus a round-trip transfer by comfortable bus with restrooms and Wi-Fi. After you return to Amsterdam, enjoy a canal cruise at a time and date of your choosing.

Nothing says the Netherlands like tulips and windmills, and this tour covers two of the county’s top cultural expressions in one seamless excursion. Designed with independent travelers in mind, this self-guided experience lets you explore Zaanse Schans and Keukenhof Gardens at your own pace, while taking care of transportation so you don’t have to wait for trains.

Get a true insider's look at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, one of the greatest art collections on the planet, when you go with a guide. Let your guide lead the way and learn about some of the collection's masterpieces by the likes of Rembrandt and Vermeer. Get skip-the-line access with your small group to ensure personalized attention from your guide.

Alkmaar is famous for its cheese market and cultural landmarks, but knowing the best spots to explore can be difficult. Discover the working market and its history on a small-group tour of the city, then continue into the medieval center to explore sights including the Stadhuis and the Waag. Benefit from the small-group size for a more personalized experience, and gain insight into the city’s culture from your resident guide.

Get an intimate glimpse of the Netherlands' cycle-loving capital on this short bike tour. Stay clear of the crowds as you cruise through areas such as Jordaan and Vondelpark, and benefit from your small-group guide's personalized attention and insights as you pass by landmarks including the Anne Frank House and Rijksmuseum. Cycle hire comes covered in the price and you can upgrade to include a 1-hour canal cruise.

Amsterdam runs on bikes, but joining the cyclists yourself means navigating canals and traffic in an unfamiliar city. Let a guide lead the way on a small-group bike tour, cycling the canal-side streets and bridges past neighborhoods including the Jordaan, the Museum Quarter, and De Pijp. The route keeps to an easy pace and stops along the way at sights such as the Vondelpark, the Anne Frank House, and the Westerkerk.

Experience the charm of the Netherlands on this half-day private guided sightseeing tour of Zaanse Schans. Start at Amsterdam Centraal Station and take a train to the fairy-tale windmill village, just 15 minutes away. Stroll through the landscape featuring polders, old wooden houses, movable bridges, and more. Admire wild swans and white lambs in their natural habitat.

Focus your sightseeing around the Hague’s charming city center, and get to know the sights using a smartphone city game. Designed to challenge you like an escape room, the experience is packed with riddles and clues, spread around a 1-mile (2-kilometer) walking route. Note that the game is best suited to those aged 15 and over.

Experience a new way to discover a city with this 'gamified' tour! Explore Haarlem during this self-guided walking tour that lets you see the city in a different light. You'll even learn about hidden spots most locals don't know about! Immerse yourself in a uniquely crafted story as you solve engaging puzzles that highlight the history and noteworthy sights of the city. Kenau became Haarlem's most famous heroine as she fought against Spanish rule in the Eighty Years' War. But how much of her history is true? Rally your friends and put your problem-solving and exploration skills to the test! - Start your self-guided adventure at any moment you choose - All you need is a smartphone with a mobile data plan - Suitable for a team of up to 5-6 players aged 15 and older (supervision recommended for younger players) - This city tour takes around 2 hours to complete and is approximately 2,5 kilometers long

Discover the Hague, exploring the city at your own pace using a smartphone city game that's packed with puzzles and challenges. Simply book the game online, and then start the activity whenever you like for a flexible way to sightsee. You’ll find off-the-tourist-trail neighborhoods like Jacobastraat along with markets, gardens, churches, and more. Note that the game is suitable for players aged 15 and over.