Quality Tour ! We start from our meeting point in Zandvoort (ATTENTION THERE ARE 2 MEETING POINTS) , located a few meters from the beach. From there we enter the public national park (entry tickets supplied by the tour guide) . When we enter the park we might already soon see some wild life around. Our tour continues to a hidden and secret place which was part of the Atlantic Wall in World War 2. We will visit an entire bunker village , hidden behind a lot of trees. We see the remains of the central bakery, the officers housing and many more interesting things. Some of the bunkers are accessible some are not.So let's have a look and let's have fun! It is very convenient that a pancake restaurant is a few minutes away from the bunker village, so that you can after the tour have an excellent lunch if you wish.

Travel easily in Amsterdam and the surrounding area by purchasing an Amsterdam & Region Travel Ticket (ARTT).  You can use the ARTT for unlimited travel by train (2nd class) between any of the following stations in Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Region: Amsterdam Amstel, Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA, Amsterdam Central station, Amsterdam Holendrecht, Amsterdam Lelylaan, Amsterdam Muiderpoort, Amsterdam RAI, Amsterdam Sciencepark, Amsterdam Sloterdijk, Amsterdam Zuid, Duivendrecht, Schiphol Amsterdam Airport, Halfweg-Zwanenburg, Haarlem, Haarlem Spaarnwoude, Overveen, Zandvoort aan Zee, Zaandam, Zaandam Kogerveld, Purmerend Weidevenne, Purmerend, Purmerend Overwhere, Koog aan de Zaan, Zaandijk Zaanse Schans, Hoofddorp, Diemen, Weesp, Almere Poort, Almere Centrum, Almere Muziekwijk, Almere Parkwijk, Almere Buiten, Almere Oostvaarders, Lelystad Centrum, Diemen Zuid, Naarden-Bussum, Hilversum, Hilversum Mediapark, Hilversum Sportpark, Bloemendaal, Santpoort Zuid, Santpoort Noord, Driehuis, Uitgeest and Beverwijk. The ticket is also valid on all trams, buses, night buses, metros and ferries run by the Amsterdam Transport company GVB, EBS and Connexxion in Amsterdam and the Amsterdam Region including the Amsterdam Airport Express Bus 397 and N97 (operated by Connexxion). During Keukenhof Season this ticket is valid: From Amsterdam (Europaplein) to Keukenhof on bus route 852 operated by Arriva From Schiphol Airport to Keukenhof on bus route 858 operated by Arriva From Hoofddorp station to Keukenhof on bus route 859 operated by Arriva From Haarlem station to Keukenhof on bus route 50 operated by Connexxion

Along with your friendly, local guide, enjoy an authentic Haarlem experience on a personalized tour. Explore this picturesque city’s history, culture, and fantastic food scene as you’re led down quaint streets (those off the well-trodden tourist trail) flanked by grand architecture. You'll be paired with guides that are passionate about the place they call home and who choose to spend their free time sharing it with like-minded travelers matched to them. Meet your host at Amsterdam Station (or directly in Haarlem) and begin to explore this university town, an enchanting hub of leafy courtyards, gabled houses, and monuments dating back almost 800 years. Walk along tranquil canals and explore Haarlem’s quaint cobbled streets, straight from the pages of a storybook, while marvelling at grand gothic-style churches and turning down the lesser-known streets and exploring hidden gems. Peer into cosy bars, fine cafes, and the unique stores that have given Haarlem a reputation as one of the world’s best shopping cities. Visit Molen de Adriaan, a traditional windmill and a striking feature of Haarlem’s skyline for centuries. See the monumental Grote Kerk, a Protestant church in the city center that’s home to a world-famous gilded organ and a treasure trove of medieval art. Join locals browsing stalls selling fresh produce, local cheeses, clothes, and antiques at Grote Markt, an authentic taste of the day-to-day life of Haarlem’s people, and admire the grand buildings lining even the quietest of streets. Of course, in a city famed for having the best museums in the Netherlands, it would be a crime not to explore them. The Frans Hals Museum is always an excellent choice. Your itinerary can be personalized according to your preferences. Once you’ve booked, someone from the local partner's team will be in touch so arrange any preferences or special requirements.

Explore a brilliant day trip from Amsterdam in Haarlem, a relatively small city but with more than enough historical sights, cultural attractions, and hidden tiny courts. There’s plenty to keep you entertained – including river cruises, flower markets, and more – and thanks to its compact size, it’s easy to get a good introduction to the city even if you only have one day to explore it. Enjoy the beautiful wide sandy beach by the North Sea or the beautiful views from the kilometers-long promenade in Zandvoort - one of the oldest seaside resorts in the Netherlands: in 1828, the first bathhouse was put into use. Numerous celebrities visited Zandvoort, which is still one of the most popular beaches in the region. Not just travel to the beach with bus line 80 – the Amsterdam Beach Line, it's also worth taking a walk or a bike ride in the Dutch dunes to visit the Circuit Park Zandvoort or to see the historic city of Haarlem.

This tour has been specifically designed for your cruise ship and its docking times. If your ship is delayed, the starting time will be postponed accordingly. We will together with you agree at what time we return in order to be at time on your ship. Quality Tour ! We start from the cruise terminal in IJmuiden and we are immediately heading for Zandvoort. From there we enter the public national park (entry tickets supplied by the tour guide) . When we enter the park we might already soon see some wild life around. Our tour continues to a hidden and secret place which was part of the Atlantic Wall in World War 2. We will visit an entire bunker village , hidden behind a lot of trees. We see the remains of the central bakery, the officers housing and many more interesting things. Some of the bunkers are accessible some are not.So let's have a look and let's have fun! It is very convenient that a pancake restaurant is a few minutes away from the bunker village, so that you can after the tour have an excellent lunch at your own expenses if you wish. If we still have some time, we will also visit the honorary cemetery in Zandvoort were we can respect and commemorate the hero's that fulfilled a brave role in the resistance against the agressors during World War II.