The Netherlands · CHEESE FARMS
The good cheese farm visits fill up first and the best ones fill up earliest. Below: the 4 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Half-day coach trip to Zaanse Schans windmills, with clog-making, live cheese tastings, discounts, and a self-walk map.
“Town is really charming, I really enjoyed it. Unfortunately a lot of activities are not included in the ticket, most of the museums were with additional fee. I have to appreciate the online guide on WhatsApp, that was really useful.”
7-hour private Holland tour from Amsterdam to working windmills, Edam cheese, a family farm, and Waterland villages, with pickup and transport.
“My wife and I had a wonderful day with Teun. He is a very knowlegable and friendly guy and was open to our ideas, changes and thoughts to make the day special for us. Teun knows where the big tour buses are and if you are on his same page will avoid them wherever possible. Hitting areas and traveling on roads where the large group aren't are the the reasons we booked this trip. Teun delivered. We had a great time.”
Private Simonehoeve tour in Katwoude, Amsterdam area. See cheese making and clog cutting, taste Dutch cheese, and take home a personal clog.
“The farm did not even have our booking and had to look it up on the computer but wanted to know how much we paid for it to decide what they were going to show/give us. Very basic, just a retail outlet to sell products. Not worth the effort to get to their location.”
Private 5-hour Amsterdam countryside tour to Zaanse Schans, a cheese and clog stop, and Volendam, with windmills, tastings, and fish.
“Our guide Jamal was fantastic. He made it special”
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