The Netherlands · DESSERT TOURS
The 6 best dessert tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of Amsterdam’s 75-minute pizza canal cruise, with landmarks, drinks, ice cream, practical tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“This was by far our favourite thing we did in Amsterdam! This cruise is amazing, unlimited booze, hot pizza and cold ice cream and the boat isnt too crowded. Trust me - this tour is a must!”
Review of Amsterdam’s 2-hour walking tour, with historic squares, canalside sights, local stories, cheese, and port tasting.
“Great guide. Not a super great walking tour. I don’t know if I would do it again. Not a lot of substance.”
Review of a private Amsterdam to Bruges day trip with hotel pickup, chocolate, canals, flexible sightseeing, and four hours to explore.
“Humzah was such a great driver and helped us maximize our time in Bruges. We loved it. 4 hrs isn't enough to see that magical city, but it was a fun taste! We climbed the Belfort and took a Canal cruise. I recommend both!”
Review of Amsterdam’s one-hour chocolate fondue in the dark, with practical tips on price, food, timing, lockers, and who will enjoy it.
“Having dessert in a completely dark room Is certainly goofy, but it was fun and I’ll always remember it.”
Explore Hattem’s windmill, medieval gates, bakeries, museums, and ghost stories at your own pace with an offline audio tour.
“I walked this tour on a sunny afternoon in December. I loved the stories that were told about this really small but beautiful city. Especially the stories about "het Spookhuys" and the walk outside the citywall. Really beautiful!!!”
Review of a private Amsterdam to Cologne day trip with cathedral views, chocolate museum tickets, private transport, and free time.
“Johan was very professional, courteous and polite. Was very helpful in guiding me and made for a fun packed day !! Highly recommended.”
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