Giethoorn
The village with no roads. Glide past thatched farmhouses on your own boat, cross the little wooden bridges on foot, and be back in Amsterdam by evening — all in a private minivan with a driver who plans the day around you.
Fixed prices for the whole vehicle. Hotel pick-up included. Choose a tour to see exactly what the day looks like.
The village with no roads. Glide past thatched farmhouses on your own boat, cross the little wooden bridges on foot, and be back in Amsterdam by evening — all in a private minivan with a driver who plans the day around you.











Seven million bulbs in one garden, and stripes of colour running to the horizon in the fields around it. A spring-only day, and the one that books out first — Keukenhof is open from 18 March to 9 May 2027.
18 March – 9 May 2027
Working windmills you can walk inside, a wooden shoe workshop and a cheese farm, twenty minutes from Amsterdam. A short, easy half day that suits everyone — including anyone travelling with small children.
The windmills of the Zaanse Schans in the morning, then north to the Afsluitdijk — the 32-kilometre dike that turned a sea into a lake. The oldest and the newest Dutch ways of living with water, in one seven-hour day.
Our most booked full day. Working windmills in the morning, herring on the harbour at lunch, and the old island village of Marken in the afternoon — three of the country's best-known places in one unhurried trip.
For cruise passengers docking in Amsterdam or IJmuiden. We meet you at the terminal, spend the whole day wherever you choose — windmills, fishing villages, the tulip fields, Amsterdam itself — and have you back at the ship at least an hour before all-aboard.
For cruise passengers docking in Rotterdam. We meet you at the terminal, spend the whole day wherever you choose — the windmills of Kinderdijk, Delft, The Hague, Gouda, the tulip fields — and have you back at the ship at least an hour before all-aboard.
Two old fishing harbours on the water, half an hour from Amsterdam. Fresh herring on the quay, painted wooden houses, and the quieter town most visitors drive straight past.
The Netherlands' own theme park, older than Disneyland and stranger in the best way. Fairy tales in a real wood, serious roller coasters, and a driver who takes you door to door instead of two trains and a bus.
Giraffes, rhinos and lions on open savannah, two hours south of Amsterdam. A whole day at the Netherlands' big safari park, with a private driver who waits for you and brings everyone home.
The whole of the Netherlands, built at knee height. Canal houses, Schiphol, windmills and harbours in perfect miniature — the one attraction that genuinely works for every age in the family at once.
The Hague's North Sea beach: wide sand, the pier with its big wheel, and a long promenade full of places to eat by the water. An easy day by the sea, an hour from Amsterdam.
Not a zoo of cages. You walk through a tropical rainforest, a desert and a coral ocean under one roof each, and watch the safari herds from the edge of the savanna. An easy day out with children.
Rides in the dunes and the Tikibad, a big indoor water park, next to The Hague. A family day out under an hour from Amsterdam, with a driver who waits for you.
A medieval city that survived intact — canals, cobbles, a belfry you can climb and chocolate on every corner. Add Ghent on the way and see two of Belgium's finest cities in one day.
The biggest designer outlet in the Netherlands, two hours from Amsterdam. We wait with the van all day, so your bags go in the boot instead of on your shoulder.
Every destination we drive to, on one map. Amsterdam is where each day starts and ends.