• Nieuwezijds Kolk 29 - The tour begins here, in the oldest section of Amsterdam.
• Centraal Station - Constructed between 1881 and 1889 by P.J.H. Cuypers, this central station showcases a neo-Gothic-Renaissance style with numerous decorative sculptures.
• Centraal Station - Buiksloterweg - Cross the IJ river to Amsterdam’s northern part using the Buiksloterweg Ferry.
• Buiksloterweg - A scenic road running alongside the Noord-Hollandskanaal.
• Krijtmolen d’Admiraal - Capture a photo of this iconic Dutch windmill.
• Buikslotermeerdijk - This area is reclaimed marshland, where many lakes in the Waterland region have been drained. Such areas are known as polders.
• Waterland - Escape the city’s hustle and bustle to enjoy a landscape filled with villages and cows, and discover how the Dutch have managed water for centuries.
• Ransdorp - Visit this historic village, featuring a unique church tower painted by Rembrandt. Includes a 30-minute break, with an option for lunch.
• Dorpskerk Zunderdorp - Explore this old village with its monumental church.
• Durgerdam - An old fishing village, where biking along the dike offers stunning waterside views.
• Schellingwoude - Once a village on the IJ’s northern shore, it is now part of Amsterdam.

• Use of bicycles included

• Lunch

Leave the urban heart close to Central Station and shift towards the Waterland District, located just a quarter hour north of Amsterdam’s main area. While on comfortable bicycles, you’ll get to appreciate a landscape that’s as flat as a pancake, featuring serene streams, wooden homes, and of course, a windmill.

With the company of a seasoned tour guide, you’ll journey through scenic towns and villages, cycling along dikes and canals that lend the Waterland District its moniker. This land, rescued from the sea through Dutch ingenuity, is as brimming with history as it is with water.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.