Have you always dreamed of joining a guided tulip tour in spring? We can help with that! At Amsterdam Tulips Tour, we have been guiding guests around the vibrant tulip and hyacinth fields outside the city since our establishment in 2015, and we’d love to show you around the incredible Dutch countryside, too!
Our tulip day tours from Amsterdam and Netherlands tour packages feature small groups — a maximum of eight people for day tours and 12 for multi-day trips. They’re cliche-free and people love the relaxed and friendly vibe.
Our carefully crafted itineraries are the perfect blend of off-the-beaten-track gems and iconic destinations.
So, whether you want to visit a quiet, authentic tulip farm in the Beemster Polder (and meet our tulip farmer friend!), the world-famous, beautifully landscaped Keukenhof Gardens, or both, our team can make it happen.
But our trips to tulip fields from Amsterdam are about more than flowers. We also add in delicious Dutch food and drink, quintessential sights like windmills, as well as cultural and historical experiences, ensuring you immerse yourself in the best of the Netherlands in the time you have available.
Of course, the longer your tour, the more you can see and do! Browse our full range of tulip field tours in the Netherlands and find the perfect fit for you. And if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
We know that trips to Amsterdam to see tulips are often once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and that’s something we never forget. We’re a small, independent business that takes pride in everything we do. The satisfaction and comfort of our guests is a priority for us all. But don’t just take our word for it, read reviews from our previous guests to see how highly they rate us.
And speaking of our clientele, we welcomed President Barack Obama on one of our private tours from Amsterdam in 2023! Curious to find out more? Read all about our Obama visit!
Looking for more peace of mind? Meet our team before you book and get an idea of what you can expect from us.
We have two main routes: Our Off The Beaten Track Tulips Tour and our Afternoon Tulips & Picnic Tour go north of Amsterdam to rural areas known as Waterland and the Beemster (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). This route is absolutely charming and somehow has managed to stay off the radar of mass tourism. Fine by us!
We’ve been visiting a completely private tulip farm in the Beemster since 2016. This is not a tourist attraction – it’s a proper Dutch tulip farm. The Beemster is of historical value as it was the first large scale lake-drainage project using windmills.
For this reason it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its unspoiled rural landscape is protected by strict zoning laws. We love it there!
Our Keukenhof route allows you to visit Keukenhof in the comfort of a minivan, to stop at some of the surrounding tulip and hyacinth fields. And we also include a picnic lunch. It’s a more civilised way of seeing a popular attraction. Also: stopping at some of the surrounding fields is something you will not be able to do as part of a big bus tour.
You see photos of Dutch tulips online and you think, oh yes I’d like to see those too! But tracking down information that is genuinely helpful and objective, as opposed to marketing texts posing as such, is difficult.
That’s why we’ve put together a guide to Dutch tulip season. It’s aimed at the enthusiastic-but-not-overly-informed visitor to Dutch shores who’d like to see tulips during their time in Amsterdam. We’ve had nine years of tulip tours so we know a thing or two. Just click the nice button below!
We get a lot of anxiety-riddled questions about trips to Amsterdam in early April. “Will I be too early for tulips?”
The honest answer is maybe, however, there is no need to worry! Hyacinths bloom a couple of weeks earlier, and there are plenty of such fields to be found. They are genuinely just as spectacular as tulip fields. In fact, and we may need to whisper this, one could make the argument that they’re even better than tulip fields. This is because hyacinths have a much stronger scent, and standing in a field of them will also give you an aromatherapy effect.
So, if you’re with us for one of our early tours, it is possible we will visit a field of hyacinths instead of tulips. If that is the case, we’re rather confident that you will be wowed when you see them. You can check out some pictures and more info in our dedicated hyacinths page.
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