Cycling in the Netherlands
Not surprisingly, cycling is pretty easy in the Netherlands. But it’s also very easy on the eye, with self-guided bike tours that take you from one historic and handsome Dutch city to another. And as cycling is part of the Dutch DNA, you feel like you’re segueing into the country’s culture by simply being in a saddle. On our Netherlands cycling holidays you have plenty of choice, starting with deliciously cheesy ones to Gouda. Or some floral forays on cycling trips through the heart of tulip country. We also have some magnificent bike and boat tours in the Netherlands, covering both North and South Holland as well as crossing the border to Bruges or Amsterdam. Exploring the Netherlands by bike is so blissful, in fact, that it feels as if you can just keep going forever.
Our bike tours in the Netherlands
Bruges to Amsterdam by Bike and Boat in Comfort
Bruges to Amsterdam by Bike and Boat
The Netherlands by Bike and Boat
South Holland by Bike and Boat
Amsterdam to Bruges by Bike and Boat
Cycling the Dutch Tulip Fields
Amsterdam to Bruges by Bike and Boat in Comfort
North Holland by Bike and Boat
Cycling in North Holland: Tulip Season
Cycling from Ghent to Bruges
Cycling the highlights of the Netherlands
Highlights of the Netherlands Cycling Break
Read more about cycling in Netherlands
Embracing the etiquette of cycling in the Netherlands
Get ready for riding Dutch style, with lots of tips to put in your pannier before cycling along the canals and cycle lanes. And they’re not Double Dutch either. They’re easy cheesy!
Explore Europe with our top bike and boat holidays
The only cabin fever that you get on our bike and boat holidays is one of delirium and delight. These holidays are all about going slow and letting the skipper keep you in tow.
Breaking boundaries with our guide to multi-country cycling holidays
Fancy making a break for the border? Experience true freedom of movement on a bike with our wide array of self-guided cycling holidays through two or three countries. Just stick a passport in your pannier and start pedalling.
