The Netherlands · NORTH HOLLAND TOURS
The 13 best north holland 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.
Pilot a silent electric boat through Haarlem’s canals with no license, padded seats, a map, and flexible rentals for up to 10 people.
“Great experience that is a lot of fun and you have a completely different view of the city. I can really recommend it. Very straightforward and super nice care.Auto-translated”
Tour Zaanse Schans with local guide Diana, see windmills, taste cheese, watch clog making, and get practical tips before you go.
“Thank you Diana for a wonderful and highly informative tour! It was great to start at 8.30 and avoid most of the crowds. Highly recommended!!”
Paddle quiet Waterland canals near Amsterdam in a small Canadian canoe tour with wildlife, local insight, refreshments, and peaceful rural views.
“We had a wonderful time canoeing through the islands. We learned about local culture and history, enjoyed a light snack and got to paddle peacefully through the Dutch countryside with a few other people. Saw ducks, geese, cows, goats, fish and more. Truly a peaceful paddle through a freshwater paradise. Loved it.”
Cruise Haarlem’s historic canals with unlimited drinks, Dutch fried snacks, expert stories, and a private boat setting for $46.
“Alles was goed geregeld en hele fijne gids die veel vertelde over de stad”
Explore Texel by KNAAP electric fatbike with 100-kilometer range, pedal assist, a map, and three hours of easy island riding.
Cycle 25 to 30 km through North Holland tulip fields, windmills, villages, and quiet country roads with guide Manon.
“We had a great time on this tour! Manon shared that she worked in tulip fields, so she's very knowledgeable about the growing and harvesting process. We took an easy train ride from Amsterdam to the meeting point. One other couple had signed up, so there were four of us plus our guide. She gave us all orange bags (it would have helped us find each other if the paths were crowded, but they were not that day) with a bottle of water and some traditional Dutch snacks (bread, an apple and a delicious stoopwaffle!). I had read an earlier review about requesting an e-bike. I messaged Manon about the…”
Explore Texel by electric fatbike, from dune paths to De Cocksdorp, with pedal assistance, route tips, and flexible cancellation.
“It was really nice to go with the fat-bike over the island. Also very good service when we had a flat tyre. Just call them and they provide you with a new bike.”
Private Amsterdam to Schiphol transfer with Wi-Fi, executive cars, luggage space, and punctual hotel pickup from $65.53.
“Excellent service. On time, professional and very helpful with luggage. Highly recommend for airport transfer.”
Review of the private IJmuiden to Amsterdam transfer, with port pickup, Schiphol drop-off, luggage help, child seats, pricing, and booking tips.
“Very professional and gave us water and candy. He was on time and communicative and we even booked our return trip with him too.”
Private IJmuiden to Amsterdam transfer with 24/7 pickup, flexible destinations, and room for four. A practical cruise port travel option.
“Flawless and simple. These guys are true professionals. We were picked up on time and taken to our destination. They also arranged to return us to our cruise terminal. Thank you for everything”
Ride a classic electric Solex across Texel for three hours, with 60 km of range, a map, insurance, and easy island freedom.
“Wij hadden 12 solexen gehuurd maar helaas waren die er niet maar stonden er e choppers.E choppers hadden we al vaker gedaan en op solexen rijden nog nooit.Dit was een enorme teleurstelling. Verhuurders waren wel super vriendelijk!!”
Explore Den Burg with a self-guided Texel escape game, solving shipwreck puzzles across 2.5 km of streets, squares, and local sights.
“It is a fantastic way to walk through Den Burg.”
Review of a private Bruges tour from North Holland with hotel pickup, medieval sights, a boat ride, beer insight, and flexible timing.
“We had a wonderful trip to Brugge. It was like a journey into medieval times. Especially when we were there it was still quiet, not so many tourists, so we reaaly felt like travelling in time. So much history! A lot of rivers and bridges. No wonder, they call it the 'Venice of the North'. Our guide, Rob, was friendly and enthousiastic.”
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