Daily guided tours

Very nice and helpfull guys at the desk. We had a very good and interesting tour around Amsterdam with a very very good and inspiring guide. I didn’t got her name, but she has studied histori at Amsterdam University. The bikes vere in an very good condition, and the price was good compared to a very good experience. Our best recomendations!

Yellow Bike Keizersgracht

De boa na lagoa

I decided to do the Yellow Bike Country tour by myself while my husband was at a work conference in Amsterdam. There was only one other couple on this tour, so that came to a grand total of 3! The guide was lovely. The ride was very scenic and green. We passed lush green parks, dairy cows and quaint villages. We stopped at a windmill and climbed up inside, visited a local pub for lunch and even stopped for a delicious ice cream. The 4 hour tour was relaxing, and a lovely contrast to the bustling city centre. Very enjoyable.

We went for the 4 hours tour to visit the waterlands, meaning the outskirts rural parts of Amsterdam. The bikes provided are so comfortable and the staff is just really friendly. They go above and beyond to make the experience remarkable and the landscape is gorgeous! Book it and have tons of fun!

We (2 adults, one 17 year old, and a 10 year old) took the 4 hour countryside tour today. It was a wonderful experience for all. The kids were moaning and groaning in advance of the ride and both of them repeatedly expressed how much they enjoyed it after the fact. Given the flat geography of Amsterdam, there is no terrain to conquer. But you do get the excitement of riding for a few minutes in the heart of Amsterdam (don’t mess with a Dutch cyclist!), and then continue on in the beautiful countryside, only minutes from central Amsterdam. We were all appropriately outfitted with bikes, and our tour guide was friendly, funny and informative, and the staff at the shop were easy to work with. A quick ride in the city leads to a ferry that shuttles you to North Amsterdam and beyond. After about two hours of riding, there is a 45 minute stop for lunch (you need to bring cash to pay) and then the ride back is easy. Yes, you do get to see one of the few remaining windmills in the area. It was a very enjoyable day! Highly recommend.

Our family of four ( two kids aged 11 and 10) went on the 4 hour countryside bike tour and enjoyed cycling round the very flat countryside north of Amsterdam. Lots of green fields, cows, pretty villages and an old windmill. Our guide Bart was very friendly and knowledgable and gave us enough historic information about various places along the route. The cycling was very easy but fun and we had a nice short stop half way for apple pie at a small cafe in one of the villages . We thoroughly enjoyed it.

I had such a fun experience cycling through the streets and parks of Amsterdam. Obviously it will not be a fact packed tour as you cannot hear the tour guide as you cycle along. You stop at a number of locations and the guide tells you facts about Amsterdam. So if you are looking for a fact filled tour stick to a walking tour or guide book. However the fun of trying to stay on a bike while look around at all the sights is exciting. We were lucky enough to end up on an English speaking tour with Dutch people, who added to our experience explaining extra facts about Amsterdam and the language to us. It was very enjoyable and fun and I would highly recommend it. From a person who last cycled at least 10 years ago and had a fear of not being fit enough I surprised myself.Mostly I was surprised I wasn’t killed by other cyclists or cars. Its a great way to get to know the city and to find out which landmarks suit your interests. Definitely worth it but remember be away group dynamics can make or break a tour :)

The best way to discover this city, is biking.

Thanks to #yellowbikeamsterdam for a great tour

The Dutch are prolific cyclists. So the best way to get around the compact capital and its environs is by bicycle. This company will guide you in groups to all the central places – saving shoe leather and hopping on and off trams! The main advantage is stopping where and when you want for a closer look, a break or photo op. Meander past the canals and bridges; through the parks; explore the city outskirts and follow the dyke pathways to the nearby villages. Marken is one such place which is a quaint stopover before returning on the ferry. Fun and great value.

Hired out bikes for a couple of days and did the three hour tour. Both great. The bikes are built like tanks so no problems at all. The tour was a great way to extend our own tour of the City and find out a lot more about the history and points of interest we might have otherwise missed. The guide was great – very relaxed and knowledgable.

My Yellow Bike in Amsterdam