London to Amsterdam Tours

What our customers ask about London to Amsterdam Tours

• What's the most common destinations to visit between London to Amsterdam?

  The classic route between these two capitals often leads travelers through Paris first before branching into either the Swiss Alps or German cities like Munich and Berlin. The European Experience tour shows how varied the journey can be taking guests through Paris Lucerne Florence Rome Venice and Innsbruck on their way to Amsterdam. Travelers get to see the essential landmarks: Notre Dame Cathedral the Eiffel Tower and enjoy Rhine Valley river trips. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The London hotel and tour were excellent! The Paris hotel was beautiful and the tour was good. All of the transfers were excellent and appreciated!"

• What would be an example itinerary between London and Amsterdam?

  A well-structured 5-day trip starts with two full days in London seeing the essential sites: Buckingham Palace Houses of Parliament and British Museum. Day three combines time at Camden Market with a visit to historic Colchester before taking the overnight ferry to the Netherlands. The fourth day takes travelers through the fishing village of Volendam and into Amsterdam for city exploration including a stop at a diamond workshop and time in the Rembrandtplein district. One TourRadar traveler shared "The mix of big city highlights and smaller towns like Colchester and Volendam gave us a great perspective of both countries." The journey wraps up in Amsterdam after breakfast on day five.

• What is the average price I can expect to pay for a London to Amsterdam tour?

  The typical cost for a 5-day London to Amsterdam tour runs around USD 733 breaking down to USD 147 per day. This covers stays at established hotels like IBIS London Excel Docklands or Park Plaza Amsterdam Airport daily breakfast guided tours in both cities and the overnight ferry between Harwich and Hoek van Holland. According to a TourRadar traveler "The tour offered great value considering all the included activities and the quality of the hotels." The price includes special experiences such as diamond workshop visits and evening transport to entertainment areas.

• What is the average distance covered on a tour from London to Amsterdam?

  The full journey spans roughly 350 miles (563 kilometers) combining land and sea travel. The route breaks down into three main segments: London to Harwich (80 miles) the North Sea crossing (127 nautical miles) and the Dutch section from Hoek van Holland through Volendam to Amsterdam (70 miles). A TourRadar traveler noted "The overnight ferry was a highlight - waking up in the Netherlands after falling asleep in England was magical." The route allows plenty of time for city exploration while making the journey itself part of the experience.

• What would be an example itinerary between London and Amsterdam?

  An 8-day journey typically starts with 3 nights in London focusing on Westminster Abbey Big Ben and Thames River cruises. Next comes Paris via high-speed train for 2-3 nights visiting the Eiffel Tower Louvre Museum and Notre Dame. The final stretch includes 2-3 nights in Amsterdam with canal tours the Van Gogh Museum and old town walks. As shared by a TourRadar traveler: "A Globus representative met us at every stop on our trip to London Paris and Amsterdam. They guided us through transit eliminating a lot of confusion. The hotels were top-notch with a full breakfast buffet included." Tours balance guided activities with free time for personal exploration.

• What's the most common destinations to visit between London to Amsterdam?

  The route connects travelers with significant stops including the historic town of Colchester and the Dutch fishing village of Volendam. Colchester England's oldest recorded town lets visitors walk through centuries of history along its Roman walls and medieval streets. Volendam serves as an authentic introduction to Dutch culture before reaching Amsterdam. As one TourRadar traveler noted "Volendam was an unexpected delight - the traditional Dutch houses and harbor views were picture-perfect." Evening activities include time in London's Leicester Square and Chinatown plus Amsterdam's energetic Rembrandtplein district.