THE NETHERLANDS
The Dutch classics.
The 11 most popular wine tours in the Netherlands. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Electric Amsterdam saloon cruise with live guide and optional unlimited Dutch cheese and wine, passing Magere Brug and historic canals.
“Guides were great and the wine flowed, they never let the glass get empty! They were friendly and knowledgeable and all round great hosts. The boat didn’t look anything like the picture but was fine nonetheless. All round definitely worth it.”
See Amsterdam by night on a 90-minute canal cruise with 19-language audio, bridges, and optional wine snacks for about $23.
“Everything was great, they provide headphones for the audio guide and you can bring your own snacks on board too!”
Candlelit 1-hour Amsterdam cruise from Floating Amsterdam with warm blankets, UNESCO canals, and optional unlimited wine, beer, and Dutch cheese.
“The three guides were really great! Friendly, really helpful crew with good vibes.”
Taste Dutch cheese with unlimited wine on a heated Amsterdam canal cruise. Pass Central Station and Magere Brug in 75 minutes.
“The wine and cheese cruise was great overall! It would’ve been nice if they served a bit more cheese, but everything else was perfect – from the wine refills to the guide, the trip itself, and the cozy atmosphere on the boat.”
Sip Dutch wine and snack on cheeses on a 1.5-hour Amsterdam Canal Belt cruise at night from near Central Station.
“It was a lovely cruise with good wine and great cheese.”
45-minute Amsterdam Dutch cheese tasting with five Gouda samples and three wine pairings, plus Old Amsterdam history and 20% shop discount.
“Brilliant! Fun group and host! Lovey cheeses and wine! Would highly recommend”
Evening canal cruise in Groningen with an English guide, open bar, and cheese platter. See Centraal Station, Noorderhaven, Aa.
“Mein absolutes Highlight im Groningen Urlaub ✨”
Amsterdam’s Dutch Wine Tasting pairs five local bottles with sommelier guidance, speakeasy vibes, and fresh bread in about 2 hours.
“D was very attentive and took the time to make sure we were comfortable with the wines we were trying. All the wines being from the Netherlands was a nice touch !”
Two hours of neon paint and bottomless drinks in the dark at Rembrandt van Wine, Amsterdam. No experience needed, take art home.
“It was really fun and enjoyable”
90-minute Haarlem canal cruise with Dutch cheeses and three wines, heated boarding, English host. July–Aug, adults only.
1-hour Amsterdam canal cruise with Dutch cheese pairings, wine and beer on a traditional boat, led by English/Dutch guides.
“Cruise started 20 minutes late in order to combine 5:00 and 5:20 cruises. Wasn’t warned it was an open boat so we were cold.”
