• Vroesenpark - A landscaped city park established in 1929, featuring shaded paths, tennis courts, a cafe, and hosting food truck festivals.
• Zestienhoven - A large city park in the western part of the city, a newer recreational area ideal for rest and promenades, home to various ‘friendly’ wild animals such as deer, fawns, and different bird species.
• Wilgenplaspark - Located in the north-western part of the city, this park is known for being a habitat for five different kinds of bats: the shaggy pipistrelle, the late-flying bat, the red bat, the common pipistrelle, and the water bat.
• Ackerdijkse Plassen - A popular spot for Rotterdam citizens to picnic, relax, bike, and stroll, featuring a South Holland farmhouse dating back to 1666.
• Bergse Heide - A 46-hectare lake formed due to peat extraction in the 17th and 18th centuries, now an attractive residential and recreational area for wealthy Rotterdam residents. Sailing and rowing are still widely practiced activities.
• Kralingse Plas - A lake in the suburb of Kralingen in Rotterdam, created due to peat extractions and surrounded by forest. The water is mainly used for watersports, fishing, and recreational activities.
• Old Harbour - The first and oldest city park, established in 1769, located near the oldest port in Rotterdam. Historically, this area was used for whale fat processing and lamp oil production.
• Kijk-Kubus - Unique tree-like buildings with cube-shaped apartments atop supporting columns. Due to their design, only three-quarters of the inner space is suitable for common living.
• Rotterdam Centraal Station - A modern architectural gem, this is the main railway station of Rotterdam, serving an average of 170,000 passengers daily. It is one of the city’s greatest architectural highlights.

• Tour guide services
• E-bikes for up to 4 persons
• Drink during or after the tour

• Lunch
• Souvenirs

Please Note: This is not a private tour. Each group can have a maximum of 4 participants, and multiple groups may be combined.

This tour offers a wonderful anti-stress therapy. Enjoy a 4-hour bike ride through the polders with “mandatory” beer stops! Experience an unforgettable journey and connect with the pristine Dutch nature. Take deep breaths of fresh air, listen to the birds singing and the rustling of tree branches, and enjoy the scent of grass and wildflowers. Feel a sense of mental freedom and liberation, far from urban areas. Delight in the lush greenery, forests, endless fields, lakes, canals, bridges, historic windmills, and both exotic and friendly wild and domestic animals such as horses, sheep, cows, fawns, ducks, and storks, all freely roaming the fields and floating along the canals.

Ride your e-bike along the River Rotte and through the polders, crossing locks, dams, and water barriers. Reach the lowest points of “the land below sea level” at -7.67 meters (approximately 25 feet) below sea level.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.