AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 best cycling tours in Amsterdam, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning an afternoon around, and what each ticket actually includes.
Pedal through central Amsterdam on a small-group bike tour, from Jordaan canals to Vondelpark and Magere Brug, with a guide and snack.
Most Popular“Carlos was an amazing guide! Amsterdam is a beautiful city and this was a great way to see it.”
Cycle past windmills and canals on a small-group ride from Amsterdam to Waterland cheese and clog workshops, with e-bike options.
“A relaxing ride out of town in the countryside. Interesting sights of farms and outskirts of the city.”
Bike through Amsterdam’s Jordaan, canal bridges, Vondelpark, and Museumplein on a 3-hour guided ride with bike rental included.
“A very nice introduction to the city for our first day. Thanks Roger !”
French-guided off-the-beaten-path Amsterdam bike tour with Samy through Jordaan and the Anne Frank area, with bikes and local tips.
“Samy, our tour guide, is a very knowledgeable person and it s s like taking a history class while you bike around the city. His French is so good you could think he is French.”
Amsterdam by bike in 2.5 hours with a local guide, small group size, and big stories. See Centraal, Jordaan, Anne Frank area, and more.
“We had a wonderful bike tour with The lovely Valerie as our guide. Thank you so much Valerie. You were informative and amazing.”
Cycle from Amsterdam by ferry into Waterland villages, stop at a working windmill, and taste cheese at a real farm on e-bikes.
“We very much enjoyed our bike trip to the countryside just outside of Amsterdam. The bikes were very good and we rode through many picturesque areas we would have never seen on our own. We liked our guide Olec. It was a great guided tour for us!”
2-hour Amsterdam highlights bike tour through Jordaan canals, Anne Frank area, Vondelpark and the Skinny Love Bridge, with rental and stroopwafel.
“Leo, our guide, was excellent. Helpful, knowledgeable and fun. Riding the bikes was fab. Very glad we did this.”
A 2.5-hour French-led Amsterdam bike tour by canals and neighborhoods, with short stops for photos, stories, and local restaurant tips.
“un tour du centre-ville d’Amsterdam plein d’anecdotes avec un guide tres drôle. A faire pour vous repérer dans Amsterdam”
Rent a quality bike in central Amsterdam for $13.60, get locks and local route tips, and cruise canals at your own pace.
“good bikes. And very friendly guys, like Mathieu. Open 10 to 6. Thanks again. Will will come here next time.”
Ride e-bikes out of Amsterdam to windmills, villages, and cheese tastings, with ferry crossings and small-group guidance.
“it was a great way to get out of the city and see some of the countryside. It was neat to see some of the small towns and know what they were all about. We enjoyed tasting the cheese and seeing how clogs were made.”
Bike into Amsterdam’s Waterland polder countryside on a small-group tour with village history, a windmill stop, and an apple pie break.
“A very flat ride and quickly out of town so traffic was light. Views were great and guide was well prepared with information.”
E-bike from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans windmills and Zaandam. Small group, flat paths, working mills, and easy countryside riding.
“This was a great tour through countryside and "villages" north of the city. The highlight was stopping at a real windmill and Marcel giving us a tour. He even let us climb one of the blades. Ronan was an excellent guide.”
Small-group Amsterdam bike tour with canal-side photo stops and an optional 1-hour cruise. Easy cycling with an expert guide.
“Great way to explore the city, stopped at places locals know”
Bike Amsterdam for 2.5 hours with a local guide, canal-belt scenery, Vondelpark paths, and stops at major landmarks, $32 per person.
Small-group Amsterdam highlights bike tour with 3-speed handbrake bikes, English guide stories, and stroopwafel in 90 minutes.
“We did not fully understand what we were getting ourselves into. We naively thought this bike tour would be more protected, but we were thrown into the thick of the busy roads with bikes, pedestrians, and vehicles all around us. We just weren’t experience in this kind of biking and get really unsafe. Also, the…”
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