Experience tulips, windmills, pannekoeken and more! Our Dutch bike tours and Multisport tours allow you to pedal, sail, and hike to your heart’s delight in a country where there are nearly as many bicycles as there are people!
Choose Holland bike tours and Multisport Tours for either adult-only or family adventure vacations. On the Amsterdam to Odoorn Family Vacation or Amsterdam to Odoorn Adult-Only Vacation you’ll bike and hike past famous Dutch windmills, rows of colorful tulips, and through the Venice of the north – Giethoorn village of the Netherlands. Enjoy the picturesque, flat countryside of Northern Holland is perfect for biking vacations. While Maastricht and the Southern Netherlands is also great for cycling, the regions hills offer great hiking opportunities and amazing cuisine. The short distances between towns, mild maritime climate, and bike paths both in the countryside and in the towns ensure you’ll never have trouble getting around on any of our Dutch bike tours and Multisport tours.
We offer Dutch vacation packages in spring and summer; visit in spring to see the daffodils and tulips in bloom or in the summer to enjoy the warm weather. Travel in the Netherlands is easy and enjoyable, with our local guides that show you Holland from an insider’s point of view. With Holland as home to our European director, you can rest assured that we know Holland! You can even go further and combine Holland with Germany on our Amsterdam to Germany Bike Tour! What are you waiting for? Find out more about our “colorful” luxury Holland adventure vacations and Dutch bike tours.
When is the Best Time To Visit Amsterdam?
The Netherlands is best described as having a typically moderate marine climate. Since the country borders the North Sea, the water has a big influence on the weather. Despite the fact that the temperatures are never too extreme, there are four different seasons. See below for what to expect during each one.
Spring (March – May)
There’s a lot to love about spring in the Netherlands. The tulips are blooming, the trees are blossoming and everyone is heading outside to soak up the sun. But don’t expect perfect beach weather. Temperatures range from the mid-30°s (in March) to the low-50°s (May), so it’s best to pack warm clothing. And since Holland is on the sea, expect humidity and rain which often falls in the form of short, but heavy, showers.
Summer (June – August)
Summer in the Netherlands is all about being outside. The average temperature in July is 64°F and this is when most residents take vacation, so expect to see a lot of locals out and about. The calendar is packed with festivals and events, so there’s never a shortage of things to do.
Autumn (September – November)
By the time the last of the summer tourists leave, the country is awash in beautiful fall colors. The average high temperature starts out at 66°F in September and is down to 48°F by November. We recommend visiting the Netherlands in early September if you want the summer-like weather without the summer traffic and visiting in October if seeing spectacular fall foliage is important to you!
Winter (December – February)
If you’re looking to pay less for accommodations and have the museums to yourself, winter is a great time to visit the Netherlands. But bring boots because the average temperature in January is 37°F, and snow can be expected. One of the most popular hobbies among locals is ice skating, and the canals are a popular place for the sport. February is an especially fun time to visit because Carnival is celebrated across the country.
