From Amsterdam: Giethoorn Small Group Tour with Boat Ride
Overijssel, Amsterdam
Discover Giethoorn village in a guided small group from Amsterdam. Travel in a comfortable Mercedes van, enjoy a private small boat cruise past thatched houses on the canal, and walk around the village.
Giethoorn Village Tour from Amsterdam with Boat Ride and Guide
Explore Giethoorn, the village without roads, by boat and on foot with an expert guide. Suitable for travelers interested in history and scenic nature.
Highlights
- Explore Giethoorn, a village without roads, with a knowledgeable local guide
- Float along canals and sail past numerous small islands in the town
- Walk around the village or follow your guide to learn about its history
- Cross the small bridges connecting the islands and enjoy the natural surroundings
- Option to end the tour at Zandvoort Aan Zee Beach and stroll along the seaside
Description
Meet your guide and take a scenic drive through the Dutch countryside to Giethoorn, known as the town without roads where residents travel by boat or bicycle. See traditional thatched-roof houses on small islets connected by bridges.
Board a boat for a ride through the historic canals, passing by key village spots. After the boat ride, enjoy a walking tour in the village center. You will have free time to explore independently, with your guide available to provide historical insights if desired.
Return to the comfortable air-conditioned Mercedes van for the drive back to Amsterdam Central Station where the tour ends. Alternatively, choose to finish the tour at Zandvoort Aan Zee Beach to walk along the coast.
Includes
- Transportation in air-conditioned Mercedes van
- Professional tour guide
- Boat trip through Giethoorn canals
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Lunch
- Personal expenses
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your preferred date. Bring comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather. Morning departures are recommended for a quieter experience.
