THE NETHERLANDS
The Dutch classics.
The 15 most popular things to do in the Netherlands. Canal cruises, the Golden Age museums, windmill day trips and the tulip fields, in one list.
Skip long lines with timed entry to Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum. See 200+ paintings, 500+ drawings, letters, and optional audio guide.
“Good but I thought audio guide was included for this price so I feel like I overpaid”
Heineken Experience in Amsterdam with 2 drinks. A 90-minute self-guided brewery tour with Brew U ride, draft-pour tips, and beer history.
“I went here with my partner and even though I am not a beer fan I thoroughly enjoyed this was very interesting and had lots of fun we got a cute personalised bottle at the end to which was fun !”
Enclosed Amsterdam canal cruise with Dutch cheese, mustard, and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks plus guide-led canal stories.
“What a great tour. Sofia was fantastic!!!! So funny and the whole thing was constant, informative, and she made everything so interesting with and amazing flare!!”
Glide through Amsterdam on an electric canal cruise with live English commentary and small-group comfort, plus optional unlimited drinks & bites.
“outstanding. dont miss this one. I researched to find the best canal cruise and it was a 10/10!!!!! Thank you!”
Skip the hassle and use your timed Rijksmuseum entry to see Dutch masters, 800 years of history, and the Night Watch under restoration light.
“We loved the kids quest experience, very good storytelling and fun treasure hunt that kept the kids entertained for a good hour.”
Electric Amsterdam saloon cruise with live guide and optional unlimited Dutch cheese and wine, passing Magere Brug and historic canals.
“Great cheese & wine, as much as you like, great host.”
See Amsterdam by night on a 90-minute canal cruise with 19-language audio, bridges, and optional wine snacks for about $23.
“absolutely enjoyed it 100% driver was every so polite & in all lovely man”
Heated electric canal cruise in Amsterdam with live English commentary, unlimited beer/wine/soft drinks and a small snack bite. 1–1.5 hours.
“Chris and Michael were amazing! Both so welcoming, and Chris was so informative and entertaining and great with keeping drinks topped up. Learnt a lot about the history of Amsterdam. very comfortable and smooth cruise along the canal. Would recommend.”
75-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with a 19-language audio guide, snackbox, and kids story. Cruise UNESCO canals and famous bridges for $18.
“Lovely boat trip. Seeing Amsterdam from the canal is a must”
A 5.5-hour bus day trip from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans, Volendam, and Marken, with cheese, clogs, and optional boat and stroopwafel stops.
“Thank you very much to Rhoda, Nicky and Nick! thanks again for taking us and looking after everyone !”
1-hour Amsterdam UNESCO canal cruise on a heated boat with audioguide in 19 languages. Multiple departures near major sights.
“Comfortable heated boat, perfect length (one hour) and route, learnt lots of interesting facts about Amsterdam”
Heated 90-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with Captain Jack: unlimited Heineken beer and wine, Dutch snacks, and English narration.
“We did the 90-minute cruise with Captain Jack and had a wonderful experience. We initially missed our cruise due to some difficulty with the meeting point, but the company was incredibly accommodating and kindly rescheduled us while we were still in Amsterdam. The cruise itself was beautiful, very scenic, and highlighted the rich history of…”
8-hour bus tour from Amsterdam to windmills, cheese tasting, clogs, and fishing villages at Volendam and Marken.
“Bianca was a great guide, we had a really nice driver as well, and the bus was very comfortable! I loved all of the stops, and got some cheese to take with me! (It has an excellent shelf life!). Pay attention to times you need to meet back up, because we lost a few people…”
Amsterdam Icebar ticket with a welcome cocktail and two drinks in a -10°C ice bar built from 35 tons of ice. Jackets included.
“Great place , this was our third visit to the ice bar . However his time it was overcrowded. I definitely think there should be a limit as to how many people are let in at any one time .”
A 2-hour walking tour through Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, anchored at the Portuguese Synagogue, with Anne Frank, WWII resistance, and memorials.
“The tour was really informative, particularly as Sophia was such a good guide. She was knowledgeable, had very good communication skills and was very open to questions. We have been to Amsterdam several times before but we learnt a lot of things we didn’t know before. The pace was good, not too fast, which suited…”
