Frequently asked questions

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Of course, a wonderful day out in the tulip fields comes with lunch included. We make sure that our lunch is special and has plenty of options for everyone. If you're vegetarian or vegan, don't worry, we've got you covered. Any allergies? Let us know and we'll make sure you have a great lunch too.

There is a possibility that the first small tulips come above the ground, often these are small garden tulips. What can be seen during this period are hyacinths, crocuses, and daffodils. Blooming yellow fields can be seen, but also the blue hyacinths, often with the pink variant. This is a special color, as this color is not seen in the tulips.

The tulip fields bloom from early April to mid-May. We always say come around the end of April, as that's when most tulip fields are in bloom. It also depends on the weather when the fields start to bloom. If we have a long winter, the tulips only start to come out of the ground late, and some tulips only bloom in mid-April. Fortunately, during our tour, we always have certainty of tulip blooms.

Tulip fields bloom all over the Netherlands. The most famous places are South Holland and North Holland. We also say the south of Amsterdam and the north of Amsterdam. The south are the tulip fields of Keukenhof (the largest tulip park in the world) and the north are the Tulip Fields of Tulip Tours Holland (the tour to the most beautiful and largest tulip fields in the Netherlands).

In the Netherlands, it is possible to use a drone in some places. Pay attention near the airport; here it is strictly forbidden. You also need a permit to fly a drone in the Netherlands. During our tour, the use of a drone is also possible.

No, this is unfortunately not possible. We cannot guarantee that a sunrise will take place on the day of the booked tour.

Yes, we have considered everyone. You can choose sandwiches without meat and have a choice of different soups, but also typical Dutch dishes and specialties.

Yes, from this year you can choose a photography workshop, this is possible through the Instagram pages of Nick Skyes or Ewoud.

Yes, this is certainly possible. There are many tulip photographers in Amsterdam, such as Arielle Frioze. You can book Arielle, who often takes photos on location in the afternoon after the tour.

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This is certainly possible. Before you do this, I will check if the days for rebooking are not fully booked.

Yes! In fact, we recommend having it on your smartphone.

This is often the last chance. We advise always to book in time, as some days of our tour are booked far in advance.

For larger groups or private groups, you can contact us.

You can obtain tickets from January via the website, Tripadvisor, GetYourGuide, Kooks, Tickets, and Headout. Keep the tickets safe, they serve as a voucher at the counter at the pick-up location.

Always book a tulip tour in time, some days are quickly fully booked for the season. The best time to experience the tour is at the end of April. Then most tulip fields are in bloom, so also the different colors. But rest assured, because with our tulip tour we always visit different fields of tulips.

Anyone can buy a ticket, starting from one person. It's even possible to book 10 tickets per person or book a private tour with a group. For questions, feel free to contact us.

You can cancel your reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Contact us as soon as possible. Always leave on time; you can enter our building early and get free coffee.

A Tulip Day Tour from Amsterdam costs €125 per person. Children under 12 enjoy a special discount price of €89 — a great saving for families joining the tour!

We recommend that you bring a camera, a bottle of water, and a good mood. We also recommend that you wear comfortable shoes and bring a raincoat if the weather is bad. You can also bring a snack if you want, but we also provide a delicious lunch.

Yes, our guides speak English. They are happy to answer all your questions in English. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them.

Yes, the tour includes everything we have indicated: the bus, the windmill, the tulip locations, and of course the delicious lunch you get around noon.

We expect to be back at the departure location strictly by 3:00 PM. This can sometimes run half an hour late if something goes wrong on the road. Therefore, always plan your next experience or a restaurant visit from 4:00 PM. Have you seen our combo deals? Take a boat tour through Amsterdam after you have experienced our tulip tour.

Departure Point: Termini 27, 1025 XM Amsterdam

Coming by train or from Amsterdam? From any location in the city center, you can take the M52 metro. Major stations include Zuid, Rokin, and Amsterdam Central. Simply take M52 northbound and exit at the last stop: Noord. Be sure to check out our video explaining how to get there.

The entire tour lasts 6 hours. We visit several tulip fields where we stay for 15 to 20 minutes depending on the size and weather conditions. There is enough time for fun photo moments.

The Tulip Tour starts at 9:30 AM or 10:00 AM depending on the chosen departure time. We recommend being present 15 minutes early at the pick-up location: Termini 27, 1025 XM in Amsterdam. Grab a coffee or breakfast before your tour begins.

Yes, that is possible, but then you need permission from the tulip farmer. We have made arrangements to enter and admire the fields. Do not enter the field without permission. Be careful with the tulips that bloom; this is the income of the tulip farmer and you may not take or damage them.

This is almost not possible. Many stations are in the cities and not close to the tulip fields. Therefore, book a tour or a guide, or rent a car. You can then drive the tulip route, a beautiful route with many fields in the Flevopolder.

You can go to the tulip fields in different ways, by tour such as our beautiful tour 'the Tulip Tour of Holland' or with many private tours found at various providers in Amsterdam. By train often does not work, the fields are often remote and not accessible to everyone. Always go to the fields with a company or guide and get permission from the tulip farmers.

The hyacinths bloom from the 3rd week of March. Did you know that some pink hyacinths smell very nice? You can smell the hyacinths from kilometers away. The three colors are blue, pink, and white. We find them very special because blue tulips don't exists. The hyacinths bloom in the north of the Netherlands and close to the Keukenhof. There are only a few places where they are grown, often along the coastline because hyacinths grow well in sandy areas.

The daffodils bloom at the beginning of March. This beautiful yellow flower makes everyone happy, because it reminds us string is around the corner. During this period, many fields in the north of the Netherlands turn yellow. Daffodils are mostly yellow but you can also find white daffodils. Daffodils flowers can also be found in the area near the Keukenhof.

Most tulips bloom in the north of Amsterdam, which is where we go with the tulip tour. We believe this to be the most beautiful tulip area, but it's also the closest to Amsterdam. Just 30 minutes from Amsterdam, you can find the first tulip field. You need to know exactly where the fields are because it is not easy to find. Most people go to the fields in Lisse, the largest tulip park in the world. Lisse is south of Amsterdam and a 50-minute drive from the city centre.

In short, it's done because growers don't need the flowers, but the bulbs in the ground. When the flowers bloom, they are fully grown and most of the diseased tulips have been removed. From that moment on, the energy of the plant must go back to the bulb to ensure that the tulip bulb will grow.

The most popular flowers blooming are daffodils and hyacinths, but you can also admire grape hyacinths or snowdrops. Crocuses are also a beautiful sight; a field then turns completely purple. March is a beautiful start of the spring in the Netherlands. The entire countryside turns yellow, white, pink, purple and blue.