Excursión para grupos pequeños a los molinos de viento y Giethoorn con paseo en barco
Descripción
Los famosos molinos de viento holandeses en Zaanse Schans y el pintoresco pueblo de Giethoorn forman la combinación perfecta para una excursión de un día inolvidable. Como símbolo del patrimonio cultural holandés, los molinos de viento desempeñan un papel importante en la historia del país. No solo se usaron para moler trigo y convertirlo en harina, sino también para bombear agua de las marchas con diques para formar un tercio del territorio nacional actual, que de otro modo habría estado bajo el agua. No solo podrá pasear entre estas bellezas arquitectónicas, sino que también lo llevaremos al pueblo de Giethoorn, uno de los lugares escénicos más valiosos de los Países Bajos. Únase a nosotros y experimente estos dos lugares impresionantes en el verdadero estilo de OuYi Travel. Con una cómoda camioneta Mercedes de 9 asientos y nuestro guía turístico profesional, y grupos pequeños, podemos ofrecerle comodidad, flexibilidad y un gran momento.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Nuestro guía lo recogerá en el hotel Amsterdam NH Barbizon y lo llevará directamente a los simbólicos molinos de viento holandeses de Zaanse Schans. Casi todos los molinos de viento tienen su propia función e historia. Explore los diferentes museos de molinos de viento a su propio ritmo, visite la fábrica tradicional de zapatos de madera y pruebe algunos de los quesos más famosos de los Países Bajos.
Giethoorn, también conocida como la Venecia del Norte, es uno de los pueblos más bellos y auténticos de los Países Bajos. Disfrute de un crucero privado por el canal (1 hora) y del impresionante paisaje mientras lo sacamos de los caminos trillados para explorar el pueblo. También habrá tiempo suficiente para pasear por las pintorescas calles a su propio ritmo. Alrededor de las 17:00, regresaremos y llegaremos a Amsterdam alrededor de las 18:45.
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Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(4)
I travel a lot, and this was one of the more miserable tours I’ve taken. The small group was 8 passengers in a van, very cramped. The windmill place was extremely overcrowded. We had to elbow our way through crowds to make the loop & get back to the van. No time to wait in the long line to pay €7 to go into one of the windmills, no time to wait in the long line to taste cheese. A highlight of the day was that our guide brought us on a walk through the reclaimed marshland to the windmills, rather than through the crowd to get to them. It was neat to walk through the nature path, and it was a nice view with no people. After windmills there was an hour + drive to get to Guithoorn where we had lunch, taking our time to let the congestion calm down. Then we got into a small boat and joined the line of tourist rental boats in the canal. It was so packed that boats were bumping into each other, getting stopped in traffic jams, etc. Once we got out onto the open lake the boats were more spread out and less congestion, and the other highlight of the day was that we saw about 50 swans on the lake. The guide did a great job driving the boat. The village is beautiful, and it would have been lovely to see it before it became so overrun with people. I feel guilty for having contributed to the problem. Then we had another hour & a half ride back to Amsterdam in the cramped van. The tour guide was friendly, and he did his best. It was NOT his fault that the trip was bad. He had to run back and forth trying to keep track of our group in the crowd of people. These two activities should not be offered on the same itinerary as they are in opposite directions from Amsterdam & you spend too much time in the car. If you want to see the windmills, just know it’s a complete tourist trap, manufactured just for tourists. And, especially during the summer, it will be very crowded. If you want to see Guithoorn book one of the tours that only goes there, and not also to the windmills. Or, maybe rent a car & drive early in the day as soon as the boat rental places open and drive the boat around the loop & get out before the crowds arrive. We went on a Thursday, thinking mid-week would be less crazy, but no. There are better options for tours- I do not recommend this one.
Aku the guide was amazing !! Very friendly and full of detail. He texted me via WhatsApp the night before making sure we knew where to meet. Our trip started on time and he gave us a chance to stop by the fields of tulips as a bonus stop ! He gave us a choice of a quick lunch by or restaurant as well . Very gracious and understanding. Do the trip you won’t regret it !!!
The tour guide is professional. He introduced us the place we went very clearly. He is also sweet to provide everything we need, such as blanket during the river cruise.
This was the best tour that we had during our vacation. Aku was the owner/driver who took us on this tour. The van was super clean. Aku had so much to talk about the history of Geithoorn while he was driving us. He had a microphone headset so that everyone in the backseat could also hear him very clearly. This is a 8 seater van. Aku is extremely organized and makes sure you get the highlights of the tour and also gives you enough time to explore on your own. It was very cold during our boat ride at Geithoorn and sure enough Aku had a bag of fresh blankets washed and sealed for use by us. it amazed me how much he thinks through everything. At the end of the tour, our kids asked when they would see Aku again and we asked ourselves the same question. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to explore at their own pace with a private guide.
