Cruise with Keukenhof Entrance Ticket in Amsterdam Lakes





Description
Combine a visit to the Keukenhof Gardens with a beautiful windmill Cruise (of approximately 1 hours) on the 'Kagerplassen' (also known as the 'Amsterdam Lakes') During the cruise you can enjoy the beautiful views, historic windmills and typical Dutch villages in the famous bulb region. The boat is covered and offers an open deck as well, providing great photo opportunities, so be sure to bring your camera! Come at your own pace and first enjoy a beautiful 1 hour windmill Cruise on one of the great ships of Rederij van Hulst. When checking in for the cruise you will get your timed entrance ticket for the Keukenhof Gardens which can be visited after the cruise. The Keukenhof Gardens are located only 15 minutes (by car) from the cruise departing point. With the Keukenhof ticket you will have directly access to the gardens (we will reserve a time slot after the cruise for you) Attention! You will receive the Keukenhof ticket at our meeting point in Warmond.
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Join us on this popular 1 hour Spring Cruise to relax and unwind whilst enjoying Holland’s traditional and romantic scenery.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
This was a wonderful surprise, we were not expecting the location of the cruise and the boat itself to be so beautiful and relaxing. The captain and the lady distributing the tickets were very friendly and conversational. We are so glad to have been able to do the canal cruise as part of the overall tour. Following the tour, it was only a short drive to Keukenhof which we were blown away by the manicured beauty, orderliness and overall scale of the place. It is well worth taking your time over a couple of hours to casually walk around the huge gardens and just soak up the incredible beauty and attention to detail of the gardens. It was busy but the place is so big that it never felt too crowded, and it flowed nicely through an endless number of paths that meandered through the immaculate gardens.



