England and Netherlands Tours & Trips
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Amsterdam for Christmas (4 Days)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Brilliant time on tour, everything organised and well managed.”
Abigail, traveled in December
The route winds from London through Dover's iconic White Cliffs to Amsterdam's festive canals. Celebrate traditional Dutch Christmas in Edam, meet local cheese and clog makers, and stay 3 nights in Amsterdam hostels. Features expert-guided tours and canal cruises.
Duration 4 days Destinations England, France, Netherlands Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $793
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Duration 12 days Destinations Ireland, Wales, England, Netherlands, Belgium, France Age Range 3 to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
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Ring in the New Year in Amsterdam and marvel at Dover's famous white cliffs during this 4-day adventure. Savor Edam's authentic cheese farms, relax with canal-side dining, and delve into STRAAT Museum. Package includes guided tours, hostel stays, and exclusive NYE club access with complimentary drinks.
Duration 4 days Destinations Netherlands, France, England Age Range up to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $907
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From London's Parliament and Buckingham Palace to the Netherlands, this tour captures England's essence. The British Museum's global artifacts, Camden's eclectic market, and Volendam's fishing village charm lead to Amsterdam's diamond workshops and Rembrandtplein dining.
Duration 5 days Destinations London, Colchester, Volendam, Amsterdam Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
20% Off- US$829
Cross from London through Dover's chalk-white coastline to Amsterdam's tulip-filled landscapes. Experience Keukenhof Gardens' 7 million bulbs, cycle through Edam's countryside, and explore Amsterdam's 1539 bridges. Includes 3 nights hostel accommodation and local cheese farm visits.
Duration 4 days Destinations England, France, Netherlands Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From
20% Off- US$688
Starting in London, cross the English Channel past Dover's white cliffs to Amsterdam's vibrant core. This 4-day adventure includes hostel stays, cheese tasting in Edam, and bike rides past Dutch windmills. Culminates in King's Day celebrations where orange-clad revelers fill 1539 bridges and canal-lined streets.
No departure dates availableDuration 4 days Destinations England, France, Netherlands Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki Northern Route
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I enjoyed the tour and would recommend it to my friends.”
Michelle, traveled in February
The British Museum's global artifacts and Camden Market's eclectic atmosphere showcase London's diversity. A ferry crossing brings you to Netherlands' Volendam fishing village and Amsterdam's diamond workshops, with accommodations at the Park Plaza Amsterdam Airport.
No departure dates availableDuration 5 days Destinations London, Colchester, Volendam, Amsterdam Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo
What our customers ask about England and Netherlands Tours & Trips
What are the best times of year to visit England and Netherlands?
The warmest months to explore England and Netherlands fall between June and August with temperatures hovering around 20-25°C (68-77°F). Spring brings a natural spectacle in April and May as tulip fields burst into color across the Netherlands while London's parks come alive with spring blooms. TourRadar travelers often point to this season as ideal for exploring Amsterdam's canals and London's outdoor attractions. One TourRadar traveler noted: "My favorite experience was seeing the Keukenhof tulip gardens in full bloom with around 7 million bulbs creating stunning rows of color." Hotels like the Park Plaza Amsterdam Airport tend to fill quickly during these peak months.
What are some unique cultural experiences in England and Netherlands?
Daily life in both countries offers visitors plenty of authentic experiences. London presents chances to join traditional afternoon tea while Dutch towns like Edam let visitors watch local cheese-making. Cyclists can pedal through flat Dutch landscapes past working windmills. London's cultural scene spans from the British Museum's ancient artifacts to the modern buzz of Camden Market stalls. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The guides were very knowledgeable and helped us maximize our free time exploring both cities from the diamond cutting workshops in Amsterdam to the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace." The Holiday Inn Express London Wimbledon South puts visitors close to these cultural spots.
How do I get around between major cities in England and Netherlands?
Getting between England and Netherlands proves straightforward with regular ferries connecting Harwich to Hoek van Holland frequent flights linking London and Amsterdam and efficient train services. City public transport networks run extensively in both countries. One TourRadar traveler shared: "The overnight ferry from Harwich to Holland was comfortable with en-suite cabins making the journey part of the adventure." Most organized tours handle transportation between sites staying at central locations like the Novotel London Wembley.
What should I pack for a trip to England and Netherlands?
Weather in both countries can change quickly making layers and rain protection essential. Bring comfortable walking shoes a waterproof jacket warm clothing and the right power adaptors (UK uses type G Netherlands uses types C E F). Summer visitors need sunscreen and lighter clothing for Amsterdam's canal walks or London's green spaces. A TourRadar traveler advised: "Weather can change quickly in both countries so having layers was essential for our visits to outdoor markets in Camden and bike rides through Dutch countryside." Many hotels including Park Plaza Amsterdam Airport provide umbrellas.
What are the must-try local dishes in England and Netherlands?
English cuisine centers on classics like fish and chips Sunday roast and proper afternoon tea. Dutch food focuses on local cheese especially in Edam fresh stroopwafels and seafood from coastal spots like Volendam. One TourRadar traveler recommended: "The traditional Dutch dinner in Volendam was incredible - trying local seafood while overlooking the fishing village was a highlight." Restaurants around Amsterdam's Rembrandtplein serve authentic Dutch dishes.
What are the best day trips from London and Amsterdam?
Day trips from London take visitors to historic places like Colchester Britain's oldest recorded town. From Amsterdam travelers can reach the fishing community of Volendam or watch cheese-making in Edam within an hour. A TourRadar traveler recommended: "The day trip to Volendam was a highlight - seeing traditional Dutch life visiting cheese farms and clog makers gave us a perfect taste of authentic Netherlands culture." Many tours include these destinations with accommodations at places like the Intercity Amsterdam Airport.