Tulip Serenade

Experience Arnhem’s captivating blend of tradition and contemporary architecture on a guided city tour. Stroll through historic streets where medieval buildings sit alongside modern landmarks, and learn fascinating stories about the city’s evolution—from its beginnings as a medieval settlement to its vibrant, modern character.

Along the way, you’ll see key sights such as the Eusebiuskerk, Willemsplein, John Frost Bridge, and Audrey Hepburnplein. This excursion is perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy history, culture, and urban charm at a relaxed pace.

We leave Arnhem for the Hoge Veluwe National Park, north of Arnhem. The park is the largest actively managed nature reserve in the Netherlands and covers 5,400 hectares of forest, heath, moorland and shifting sands. The park contains a great diversity of plants and animals and still provides habitat for rare species. Together with the Kröller-Müller Museum, Sculpture Garden and Sint Hubertus Hunting Lodge, the park forms a unique and internationally renowned combination of nature, art and architecture.

The Kröller-Müller Museum is famous for its large collection of paintings by Vincent van Gogh, such as the “Potato Eaters” and the “Café Terrace at Night”, which is the second largest collection of Van Gogh paintings in the world (after the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam). It is also home to impressive works by Piet Mondrian, Paul Gauguin and Pablo Picasso. The famous Kröller-Müller Museum sculpture garden is one of the largest in Europe. The magnificent collection of sculptures is displayed in an innovative way and is surrounded by nature.

Please note: The Kröller-Müller Museum is closed on Mondays.

Middelburg, the capital of the province of Zeeland, is full of monuments. There are about 1,100 large and small monuments which testify to its rich past. The powerful abbey, the impressive town hall and the splendid old warehouses let you relive this past. During the walk, you will be taken past the stately warehouses and impressive monuments of Middelburg, such as the town hall, the abbey and many more.

Take a drive to the beautiful town of Veere, which was a thriving trading port in the Middle Ages due to the wool trade with Scotland. Today Veere is a popular destination with its picturesque houses and beautiful waterfront view. Embark on a voyage of discovery through the streets of Veere, past the Grote Kerk (Old Church), before sampling typical Dutch specialties -  "Bitterbal" or a "Zeeuwse Oyster" accompanied by a glass of local wine. (specialty depends on availability due to the season).

Discover the scenic and cultural diversity of Zeeland on a leisurely bike tour along picturesque canals, historic landmarks and the impressive North Sea coast. Starting in charming Middelburg, you will cycle past medieval abbeys, green dikes and hidden castles to the vibrant harbor promenade of Vlissingen - always accompanied by the fresh sea breeze and the interplay between nature and maritime history.

On the return journey along the coastal path, the impressive Fort Rammekens invites you to pause and explore, before continuing along the “Kanaal door Walcheren” back to Middelburg. A tour full of contrasts, tranquility, and unforgettable views.

Level: ACTIVE, Moderate
Distance: ±15 km to Vlissingen | ±12–13 km back

^{E-bike rental is available at an additional cost.}

Enjoy a leisurely walking tour of Ghent that introduces you to one of Belgium’s most charming and historically rich cities, highlighted by a visit to the magnificent Cathedral of St. Bavo. Dating back to the 10th century, the cathedral impresses with its Gothic architecture, magnificent altars, and intricate stained glass windows. The highlight is the famous “Ghent Altarpiece” by Hubert and Jan van Eyck, one of the most important masterpieces in European art history.

As you stroll through the medieval old town, discover Gent’s rich past as a major trade and cultural center. Admire the beautifully preserved guild houses, picturesque canals, lively squares, and iconic landmarks, which perfectly showcase the blend of medieval grandeur and modern city life.

This excursion is ideal for culture and history enthusiasts who enjoy exploring a city and its architecture on foot.

Explore Bruges on a guided tour through the historic city center, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Discover picturesque canals, impressive squares, and stunning Gothic architecture. During the tour, enjoy a tasting of two Belgian pralines and learn about the art of chocolate making. You will also have the opportunity to sample two local beers and experience Belgium’s renowned beer culture. The excursion ends with free time to stroll through charming streets or shop for souvenirs.

Discover Antwerp and with it, one of Europe’s largest ports. Walk through the attractive old center of the city and visit the Lieve-Vrouwe Cathedral (Cathedral of Our Lady), the largest Gothic church in Belgium. It contains valuable treasures, such as works by Rubens, wall paintings dating back to the 15th century and many more. However, the church is more than just a museum, it is still an active place of worship.

After your visit to the cathedral, join your guide indulge in a local speciality – the Belgian waffle - before enjoying some free time on your own and a return to the vessel.

Discover Brussels on a full-day excursion that perfectly blends guided highlights with ample time to relax and explore at your own pace. The tour includes a visit to the iconic Atomium, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks, as well as a stop at the elegant Cinquantenaire Park, renowned for its grand avenues, impressive monuments, and expansive green spaces.

Enjoy a leisurely lunch break before continuing with free time to experience Brussels individually—whether wandering through charming streets, pausing at a traditional café, or simply soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of the Belgian capital.

This well-balanced excursion provides an excellent introduction to Brussels, combining must-see attractions with moments of leisure and personal discovery.

Holland is famous for its traditional windmills, of which more than 1,000 still exist today. The largest collection of windmills can be found near Kinderdijk. This is a group of 19 well-preserved windmills, built around 1740. During your stop at Kinderdijk, visit one of the old mills and learn more about the work of the mills in the past and the changes due to modern technology.

During this excursion you will see one of Europe’s largest garden displays, the Keukenhof Gardens, which is located close of Amsterdam. This park, with its art, royal flair and creative diversity attracts over a million visitors each year. Seven million tulips, narcissi and hyacinths form a colorful carpet of blooms.

Round, oval, triangular and rectangular borders line the park’s driveways, making a cheerful ensemble of colors, shapes and scents. Alternating exhibitions, known as parades, bloom in several pavilions. Numerous sculptures also lurk between the flowerbeds, as harmony between art and nature is a major feature of this park.

Founded as a small fishing village in the late 12th century, Amsterdam became one of the most important ports in the world during the Dutch Golden Age as a result of its innovative developments in trade. Today, the city has one of the largest historic centers in Europe, with about 7,500 registered historic buildings. The street pattern is largely unchanged since the 19th century. The center consists of 90 islands, linked by 1.300 bridges. On the city tour through the Dutch metropolis, you will see the Maritime Museum, the Jewish Quarter and the Museum Quarter. As there is no better way to see the city than cruising on the water, the tour will end by a canal cruise boat trip.

Experience Dutch culture up close on a fascinating tour through picturesque landscapes and historic villages. Visit Zaanse Schans, a charming open-air museum featuring historic windmills and traditional green wooden houses. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to visit the interior of a windmill and learn more about its traditional mechanics.

As you pass by the cheese farm, you can sample the famous Dutch cheese and gain insight into its production. A live demonstration by a wooden shoe maker will also show you how traditional clogs are crafted. Afterward, explore Marken, a former island known for its charming stilt houses and unique atmosphere.

Enjoy a scenic drive through the idyllic Dutch countryside and return to Amsterdam with unforgettable impressions – a true cultural experience awaits!

Experience the picturesque landscapes of North Holland in an active yet relaxed way on an E-Bike tour through idyllic Waterland. The tour begins with a short ferry ride into the peaceful countryside, where cycling is easy and safe.

The route takes you along historic dikes, canals, and green meadows, past traditional windmills, farms with cows and sheep, and charming historic villages. Along the way, enjoy expansive panoramic views of the Wadden Sea and the unique waterways that make Waterland so special.

This is an active, nature-filled, and leisurely excursion, perfect for anyone who wants to explore North Holland in an authentic and sustainable way.

Level: ACTIVE, Easy
Distance: approx. 22km / 14miles