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Keukenhof - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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• (0.17 mi) The Flower Bulb Region
• (0.22 mi) LAM Museum
• (0.31 mi) Keukenhof Castle
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Keukenhof Tulip Cruise – boat trip along the flower fields in Lisse

The tulip fields surrounding Keukenhof are a major crowd puller each spring for visitors from around the world. From the flower park you can take a 45-minute boat trip along the Dutch flower fields north of the park. From the water you have a great view of the fields and hear the story of tulip cultivation.

Boat trip along the tulip fields at Keukenhof

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In Keukenhof you can enjoy the beautiful tulip gardens and other spring flowers, but did you know that Keukenhof is located between the most beautiful flower fields in the Netherlands? From the flower park you can also take a wonderful boat trip along the tulip fields. This trip takes 45 minutes and guarantees beautiful pictures. Note: this tour is not included in your Keukenhof ticket and must be booked as an extra.

In order not to disturb the nature too much, the tour is carried out with noiseless electrically powered canal boats. You will sail silently through the beautiful Dutch flower landscape. You sail peacefully along the endless flower fields. The whisper boats are suitable for young and old. It is important, however, that you are able to get in and out yourself (with a little help). Wheelchairs are unfortunately not allowed on the boats.

• 45-minute cruise along the flower fields at Keukenhof
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The whisper boat leaves behind the Keukenhof windmill in the flower park. From that location you sail along the most beautiful flower fields of the Netherlands.

Tickets for the Keukenhof boat trip

The Keukenhof tour is not included with your Keukenhof ticket. In previous seasons, you had to buy tickets in the park itself and wait to see if there was still room. In 2024, the canal cruise cannot be booked through our website. Tickets are available at the mill in Keukenhof flower park.

Please note! The prices below do not include the entrance to Keukenhof. Because the departure location of the boat is in Keukenhof, an entrance ticket to the flower park is required.

For Keukenhof, it is also mandatory to reserve a ticket for the day you want to visit the flower park.

Our tips for visiting the flowers in Holland

• Rent a bike at Keukenhof and explore the flower fields by bike
• Read all about the famous Keukenhof Gardens  in Lisse
• How to travel to Keukenhof Gardens in Holland
• Take a Keukenhof boat tour along the flowerfields
• Visit a tulip farm with the Tulip Farm + Keukenhof tour from Amsterdam
• Check out the spectacular helicopter flights above the flower fields
• Enjoy your stay in on of our top 10 hotels near Keukenhof & Tulip fields
• See the world famous Keukenhof Flower Parade on April 20 2024
• Wanna know when the tulips in Holland are blooming ?

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Enjoy Holland during your visit of the most beautiful holiday region of the Netherlands. View our tips below and come and enjoy.

• Breathe in the healthy sea air and enjoy the Holland Beach & Dunes
• Enjoy the colorful Dutch Flower Fields and Keukenhof
• Discover the real Netherlands in the Dutch Polders & Lake area
• A day to a city? Choose one of the many Dutch cities around the Bollenstreek.
• A day off? Read our Tips for a Day Out ?
• Take a look at one of the many museums in and around the Bollenstreek
• Fancy an active day? Enjoy one of the free cycle routes and hiking routes

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The Best of Keukenhof – Full Day Guided Tour

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Return time (approx), the best of keukenhof – full day guided tour invites you into the most wonderful bulb and flower region in the netherlands. visit the amazing keukenhof gardens and enjoy a scenic 1,5hr spring cruise. then, take a glimpse behind the scenes of a bulb farm and visit an authentic windmill. explore the best of keukenhof and its surroundings during this fascinating 8,5hr guided tour.

Enjoy a full day experience by bus, boat and foot. The Best of Keukenhof – Full Day Guided Tour takes you to Keukenhof Gardens and its surroundings. An area, known for the largest number of flowers grown for world export and a region where many windmills are still in operation.

Explore the extensive gardens of Keukenhof with your knowledgeable guide

Your tour by bus departs from Amsterdam, where your first stop is at Keukenhof Gardens. Enjoy skip-the-line privileges and explore this wonderful park, while admiring the colourful sea of spring flowers, including 800 varieties of tulips, as well as hyacinths, orchids, daffodils and crocuses; a feast for your senses! Your knowledgeable private guide takes you on an informative guided tour. Feel inspired by the various styles of gardens, flower shows and unique art.

Just picture never-ending fields of colourful flowers

Your next stop is at a family-owned Bulb farm. Here you will have a ‘meet & greet’ with the family. Go behind the scenes to witness the intensive operation of a bulb farm. After, enjoy the amazing opportunity of walking through the bulb fields. A great photo opportunity, as this is the only spot where it is allowed to walk through the bulb fields!

The Spring Cruise offers vast views of the Kaag lakes and the typical Dutch landscape

The Best of Keukenhof – Full Day Guided Tour continues to another unique location. Hop onboard for a 1,5hr scenic boat ride through the Kaag Lakes, an area of outstanding natural beauty that has not yet been discovered by many tourists. This region is home to the largest number of working windmills in Holland. Take in the picturesque views, as you sail past the windmills, many of which have helped to control the water levels. Then, explore the inside of an authentic Dutch windmill and meet the Miller, who will share his stories about Dutch hydraulic engineering.

The Best of Keukenhof – Full Day Guided Tour is a memorable day out during Holland’s most colourful season!

Note: If you are staying in Amsterdam or nearby and would like to visit Keukenhof at your own leisure, you can also book a transfer by bus from Amsterdam to Keukenhof. This tour includes skip-the-line ticket to Keukenhof Gardens. Click here for more information.

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How to Visit Keukenhof from Amsterdam: An Easy Day Trip Guide

Last Updated: March 6, 2024

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Visiting Keukenhof as a day trip from Amsterdam? No problem! This guide will show you step by step how to go from Amsterdam to Keukenhof stress-free.

If you’re one of the approximate 1.4 million visitors who plan to frolic to the Keukenhof Gardens this year, then let me peer into my crystal ball and guess that you’re probably going to visit Keukenhof from Amsterdam?

Did I nail it or did I nail it?

Well my friend, if that’s the case, then you’ve come to the right rambly blog post.

Having visited Keukenhof myself twice now, I realized that a day trip here from Amsterdam isn’t as straightforward as you might assume, with plenty of dizzying options and possibilities to keep you on your toes.

So, to help you out, here’s my Amsterdam to Keukenhof day trip guide, featuring everything you need to know about the trip, from how to get there, how to snag the best deal on Keukenhof tickets , and of course, practical tips for making the most out of your day!

Keukenhof is definitely one of the most amazing European Spring destinations, so I hope this guide will help you make the most of your trip.

Save this Amsterdam to Keukenhof guide for later!

You’ll be very glad you did.

First: Why Visit Keukenhof from Amsterdam?

There’s a reason the Amsterdam to Keukenhof day trip is so popular – these gardens are known as some of the most stunning in the world, and you can easily reach them from Amsterdam in about an hour, making a day trip there one of the most popular things to do in Amsterdam during Spring time.

Imagine going from the crooked gingerbread canal houses of Amsterdam, all the way to the sprawling 7 million+ flowers of Keukenhof in less time than it takes a pizza to deliver!

All these factors combined make Keukenhof a logical day trip to do from Amsterdam… if you don’t mind crowds that is 😉

Basic Info You Must Know for Keukenhof 2024

Before you plan your Keukenhof day trip from Amsterdam, here are some important must knows…

Keukenhof 2024 Dates

Part of what makes Keukenhof such an enticing day trip is simply its exclusivity – it’s only open for 8 short weeks every year!

In 2024 the Keukenhof Gardens are scheduled to open from March 21 – May 12.

Keukenhof Opening Hours

Keukenhof is open daily from 8am – 7:30pm, including during Easter, Kingsday and Liberation Day.

NOTE: The last time slot available is from 6pm – 7pm.

Keukenhof 2024 Tickets

To make the most of your Keukenhof experience, I highly advise you get your tickets in advance – in fact, since 2022 this is the much cheaper way as in-person tickets cost 3.50 euro more.

There are a lot of different kinds of offers you can take advantage of to secure the best deal and it’s a bit confusing so if you need help deciding what’s best for you, I recommend you check out my full Keukenhof tickets guide here.

Otherwise, here’s a quick summary of the different ticket types and where to get them:

Combitickets:  Combitickets bundle your transport TO/FROM Keukenhof and your entry ticket to the gardens, which = savings! Which one you get depends on where you’re coming from. I’ll explain these more in detail later.

All-inclusive tours:  Many tour operators offer day tours that include your Keukenhof ticket. Sometimes, these tours can even be cheaper than attempting to do the entire trip independently!  For example, here’s one for 34 euros, which is even less than the official Combiticket from Amsterdam on the Keukenhof website. The downside? Less freedom (and suffocating alongside a bus full of your fellow tourists).

Attraction bundles:  Lastly, attraction bundles allow you to purchase tickets for Keukenhof and other main Holland attractions at the same time for a discounted rate. For example, you could book the following:

Keukenhof & Zaanse Schans Combo Day Tour:  If you’re looking for a packed day full of Dutchy goodness, this combo tour brings you to Keukenhof and the windmill village of Zaanse Schans for just under 70 euros. Click here to check reviews and availability.

Keukenhof + Sightseeing Windmill Cruise: If you’d like to bundle your visit to Keukenhof with a little scenic cruise to see windmills, this bundle is less than 60 euros. Click here to check reviews and availability.

Volendam/Marken, Zaanse Schans & Keukenhof: For just under 100 euros, you can enjoy this full day whirlwind tour of Holland, with a visit to Keukenhof, a tour of Zaanse Schans Windmill village, tours of the fishing villages of Volendam and Marken, and a cheese factory visit. This is definitely a jam-packed bundle, but good value for money if you have a short amount of time in Holland! Click here to check reviews and availability.

Keukenhof 2024 Theme

Historically, Keukenhof has had a different theme every year that is represented throughout its various beautiful displays! That said, 2023 didn’t seem to have a clear theme and they haven’t announced a theme for 2024 so it’s possible they may no longer be doing them.

Here are some photos from 2019’s theme, Flower Power, complete with peace signs, pop culture nods and all sorts of wonderful 70s goodness:

How to Get from Amsterdam to Keukenhof Gardens

As I mentioned in the intro, there are a lot of different options for getting to Keukenhof from Amsterdam.

Which option is best depends on what you value, whether that’s convenience, price, or flexibility. Here’s a rundown of each option for you:

OPTION A (Most Convenient!): Book an Amsterdam to Keukenhof Gardens Tour

Cost:  Starts at 33 euros per person

If you’re worried about finding a tour that gets you from Amsterdam to Keukenhof, you can breathe. There are genuinely dozens of tour companies that provide this package, so you have tons of options.

The best part? Tours are both convenient, AND quite cheap, so if you want to visit Keukenhof without stressing about lugging your own butt around public transport, then this is a great choice.

 This option will get you from central Amsterdam to Keukenhof directly in less than an hour. 

Is it worth it to pay for an Amsterdam to Keukenhof tour rather than just do it yourself? I think the answer is yes. Honestly, sometimes it’s even cheaper than paying for an official combi-ticket, so I would definitely look into it and compare prices at the very least.

OPTION B: Get from Amsterdam Schipol Airport to Keukenhof Gardens with public transportation

Cost: 31.50 euros (when purchased online ) for a Keukenhof Express + Keukenhof entry Combi-ticket 

The journey from Schipol Airport to Keukenhof is an easy one – there’s the direct Keukenhof Express bus which gets you to Keukenhof’s main entrance in around 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

STEP ONE: Buy a timed ticket online.

STEP TWO: Take the Keukenhof Express (Bus 858) at your pre-booked time from Schipol Airport’s bus station, which is located in front of the airport.

STEP THREE: Rejoice! You’ve made it to Keukenhof.

OPTION C (Most Flexible!): Drive to Keukenhof from Amsterdam

Cost:  Parking is available for 6 euros

Last but not least, if you want to get to Keukenhof for your day trip before everyone else, then driving is probably your best bet to avoid crowds.

And don’t worry about getting lost – Keukenhof is ideally situated between Amsterdam and the Hague, so you can easily get to it using Google Maps. There’s also plenty of parking at Keukenhof available for 8 euros per vehicle.

How to Get from Amsterdam Schipol Airport to Keukenhof

Another option if you’re getting from Amsterdam to Keukenhof is going straight from the airport. If this is the case, you can actually take a direct bus straight from the airport to Keukenhof.

Cost:  25 euros (when purchased  online ) for a Keukenhof Express + Keukenhof entry Combi-ticket 

The journey from Schipol Airport to Keukenhof is an easy one – there’s the direct Keukenhof Express bus (858) which gets you to Keukenhof’s main entrance in around 30 minutes, depending on traffic. If you’re going directly from Schipol to Keukenhof, you should probably get a 25 euro Combi-ticket which covers your roundtrip busfare and your skip-the-line entry to Keukenhof.

Things to do at Keukenhof During Your Day Trip

While Keukenhof is huge, doing it as a day trip will give you more than enough time to fully appreciate the gardens in all their glory.

Here are a few of the things that you need to make sure you don’t miss during your Amsterdam to Keukenhof trip!

1. Go pavilion hopping

One of the highlights of visiting Keukenhof is exploring the many covered pavilions they have scattered around the park.

Be sure to grab yourself a park map at the start of your visit to ensure you don’t miss any!

These pavilions often have their own themes/specialties, with some even running shows throughout the day.

You can read my full Keukenhof guide here for a more detailed breakdown of pavilions and what they have to offer.

2. Marvel at the many outdoor gardens

Of course, the main reason you’ll have done this Keukenhof day trip is to see all the lovely outdoor gardens!

Besides the manicured displays, they also have a few inspiration gardens set up (with more realistic gardening ideas for your own home), so don’t miss those!

3. Take advantage of all the hilarious Keukenhof photo opps

One of the most wonderful things about visiting Keukenhof (in my opinion) is that everybody there is shamelessly taking a million photos per second, so nobody is there to judge if you want to indulge your inner tourist and go wildly snap-happy as well.

Keukenhof makes this easy with a variety of ‘made for Instagram’ photo opportunities that can be found all throughout the park.

My personal favourite for 2019 was a giant flowery wedding dress that you could pretend to wear!

6 Final Tips for Your Amsterdam to Keukenhof Day Trip

Alright, before I send you off on your merry way, here are some final tips to help ensure that your trip is as magical as you’ve always dreamed.

1. Make sure to buy your Keukenhof tickets in advance

I realize I’m starting to sound like a broken record, but remember: Keukenhof gets busy!

If you’ve made it through all 2000 words of this blog post and still think you should walk up and get a ticket on the spot, then let me quickly shake you like a maraca and point you towards the many online tickets you can get right now in advance.

Click here to get your instantly downloadable skip-the-line tickets

I got my ticket online the night before on  GetYourGuide  and used my mobile voucher to walk straight in. This allowed me to smugly bypass a lot of other people while walking in, and not only did it save me time, it gave me a nice little ego boost too.

2. Make sure you arrive for your designated time slot

My old advice used to be to get to Keukenhof early! During my visit, by the time noon came along, the crowds were so intense that I wanted to just hide in a corner and cry.

BUT, times have changed and now Keukenhof requires timed tickets. Based on the website FAQ, it seems they are very strict on arriving within the designated time slot, so make sure you get there when your ticket says to.

3. Avoid weekends, holidays and special events when visiting Keukenhof

For the sake of your sanity, I implore you to also avoid weekends, holidays and special events as much as possible when planning your Keukenhof day trip.

Not only will these be the busiest times to visit and the park itself will be swarming with humans and selfie sticks, your commute will also include the bonus of thousands of new friends.

Unless you enjoy being stuck on a train with a stranger breathing into your ear, then avoid these dates at all cost!

NOTE: With the new timed ticket system, crowds are a bit better than before since there’s a visitor cap in place, but I still recommend booking for off peak times to increase your chances of fewer crowds.

4. Decide if you want to visit the gardens, the tulip fields or both

One of the most common mistakes that visitors make is they assume Keukenhof consists of those sprawling colourful tulip fields you see photos of, when this couldn’t be farther from the case.

Keukenhof itself is simply manicured gardens/pavilions, and while it may be located near those fields, the way you visit them is completely different.

So, to help plan your trip, decide first whether it’s the fields you want to see, the gardens you want to see, or both… then plan accordingly. My guide to visiting free tulip fields in the Netherlands can help with that.

5. Have a plan for all the places you want to see

Keukenhof is huge, and honestly, as a first-timer, I found it really overwhelming!

I had no idea that the park had so many different pavilions, and while I stared at my map for approximately 10 million years, I still ended up missing a few things.

This is why I’d recommend getting acquainted with the park before you visit.

You can check out my full Keukenhof guide here for a virtual walkthrough of the different spaces, along with a rundown of the best photo opps in the park.

6. Bring some snacks and water

Last but not least, doing Keukenhof as a day trip is already expensive as it is, so to keep costs down, I would recommend smuggling your own snacks and water into the park.

I say smuggle, but it’s totally allowed and encouraged, so go ahead and bring that tub of Nutella 😉

While there are a variety of concession stands scattered around Keukenhof, as you might expect, prices aren’t exactly affordable.

When a burger, fries and beer costs you 17.50 euros, I’d say chucking a sandwich into your bag is a nice idea.

Any more questions about doing the day trip from Amsterdam to Keukenhof?

I hope you enjoyed this detailed Keukenhof day trip guide! Let me know in the comments below if you have any more questions! Have an awesome trip.

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