I Used to Think the Netherlands Was Just Amsterdam... Now I Know Better - This tour offers an excellent opportunity to experience the diversity of the Netherlands in a single, well-planned day. The bus, equipped with charging ports, made traveling between cities relaxing and convenient. Our first stop in The Hague provided insight into the country's political importance, with views of the Peace Palace and government buildings. Next, Delft charmed with its historic canals and the fascinating Royal Delft pottery workshop, where skilled artisans demonstrate traditional techniques. Finally, Rotterdam impressed with its bold modern architecture, including the innovative Cube Houses. This carefully designed itinerary showcases three distinct aspects of Dutch culture - political significance, traditional craftsmanship, and contemporary design. The balance of guided information and independent exploration time makes for an engaging and educational experience. For travelers seeking to understand the Netherlands beyond Amsterdam, this tour provides an ideal introduction to the country's varied character.

Bus tour of areas surrounding amsterdam - From the easy check in the day started well Our guide Rick and driver Fabio were brilliant with their engagement and kept the day flowing at a great pace. Fabios driving skills were excellent Rick's knowledgeable and information providing a great insight into where we were visiting I am normally not a fan of large tours that use flags for people to find the tour guide, but this may have changed my mind

Wonderful Fully Packed Day - Lots of activities packed in, making for a very full day. Guide Evelyn was great! She spoke in Spanish and English to our group.

Loved it! - Quick trip to quickly see multiple places. Loved it. Guide and driver were fantastic and enough time at each place to enjoy. 🇨🇦

Great tour but needs to pick a language. - The tour was interesting and well paced and the bus was very comfortable. Timing didn't allow us to see a lot of things in each city; however, I think the tour did a good job of highlighting the most important and interesting parts of each stop. I give it only four stars because I feel the tour needs to pick a single language and stick with it. There is such a thing as too much talking on an all day tour and having to hear everything in English and then again in Spanish was exhausting after a while. Have a separate tour for Spanish speakers.

9hrs around the Netherlands - Great double decker bus trip, with a tour group of 50. Rotterdam was OK. The Royal Delft (Delft Blue) pretty was really interesting - both it's history and the quality of the pottery The Hague, the lunch area and shops were all great as well. Rick, our guide, did a great job of communicating all the information relating to the whole trip. The only downside was he had to say everything twice - once in English and then again in Spanish. He did this very well, but it says a bit tedious for half of us. Might have been better to split in 2 with 2 guides. 1 Spanish & 1 English

Overall good trip - The guide was good and most of the destinations were good. Rotterdam Market was kind of a waste of time - not much to see at all

Interesting taster of the 3 cities - Interesting, informative trip. Saw a lot although only a brief time at each stop. But this is what we expected. Recommend taking snacks as there is only time to get food in Delft at lunchtime. Guide was very good and gave us lots of information.

Long and Boring - We booked an English speaking tour but the guide repeated everything he said in Spanish (for one couple) and then German (for another couple). It was a 9 hour tour that was pretty boring listening to other languages a third of the time. Plus, he missed commenting on things we passed because he was repeating himself in another language.

Overall, the places we... - Overall, the places we visited were enjoyable, but the tour’s time management and guiding could have been much better. The Hague was by far the most interesting stop, with beautiful streets to explore, an excellent art museum, and the King’s working palace. Unfortunately, the time allotted was too short to truly experience the city. Visitors are left rushing to see just a fraction of what it offers. Delft is a charming small town with potential for a deeper visit. The Royal Delft factory tour was a highlight—our guide there was very knowledgeable, and we learned a lot about the industry. However, the factory shop is expensive. With more free time in town, you can find Royal Delft items in local thrift stores at much lower prices, including unique older pieces. Sadly, our tour guide provided very little information about Delft itself, so we missed out on a richer experience. Rotterdam received the most time on the tour, but offered the least in terms of sightseeing. We had a brief 30-minute stop at the Cube Houses (worth a quick look), and then spent most of the remaining two hours in an overpriced food court. This time would have been far better spent in The Hague or Delft. Our guide, Evelyn, was kind but offered minimal historical or cultural insight during the tour. A more informative and engaging guide could have made a big difference. In summary, the destinations were worthwhile, but poor time management and a lack of meaningful commentary made the tour feel unbalanced.