Keukenhof: Tulip Tour + Delft City Tour from Amsterdam Tickets

Keukenhof Tulip Tour and Delft City Tour from Amsterdam

This full-day tour combines Holland's most famous flower gardens with its historic pottery capital. You'll start at Keukenhof Gardens, where over 7 million blooming flowers create spectacular displays across 79 acres. The garden operates only during tulip season (roughly March to May), making this a seasonal must-do Amsterdam day trip. Your guide will also take you to nearby tulip fields when in bloom, giving you that classic Dutch countryside photo opportunity.

After exploring the gardens, you'll head to Delft, the birthplace of the famous blue and white pottery. This historic city offers charming canals, the towering New Church, and working pottery factories where you can see craftsmen creating Delftware. The combination makes for a perfect introduction to Dutch culture, from natural beauty to traditional craftsmanship.

What is Included

• Skip-the-line entry to Keukenhof Gardens
• Admission to a working Delftware factory in Delft
• Private transport in minivan or minibus
• Professional guide-driver throughout the tour
• Visit to tulip fields (when in season)

Good to Know

The tour lasts approximately 9 hours including travel time from Amsterdam. You'll need comfortable walking shoes as both Keukenhof and Delft involve extensive walking on varied surfaces. Arrive 15 minutes before departure for check-in and bring valid ID for ticket validation.

The tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the terrain at both locations. Note that entrance to Royal Delft (the famous pottery museum) is not included in the tour price, though you can purchase tickets on-site if you wish to visit.

If you're planning more Amsterdam excursions, consider exploring other Dutch highlights with an Amsterdam countryside tour to see windmills and traditional villages. For those staying in the city, the Amsterdam canal cruise offers a perfect complement to this countryside adventure, showing you the city's historic waterways and architecture.