Between the Netherlands and Belgium by bike and by boat

This bike cruise starts in Amsterdam and ends in Bruges. It can also be done in the reverse direction, depending on the departure dates. Please note, the program varies slightly depending on the direction of navigation and the chosen boat.

South West Holland by bike

You leave Amsterdam and head south to stay and cycle between the provinces of South Holland and Zeeland. These two regions are rich, dynamic and historic. You will find a very important cultural and architectural heritage:

• Kinderdijk and its mills (the best-preserved set of mills in the country) are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are worth a visit.
• Willemstad, a beautiful fortified town at the crossroads of two rivers, the Volkerak and the Hollands Diep
• Keekrak locks, among the most imposing in the world
• Utrecht, a very dynamic and constantly evolving city, is appreciated for its medieval heritage (churches, Saint-Martin's cathedral), its green canals bordered by terraces or the Schrodër house, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Gouda, the Dutch cheese capital is worth visiting. With its emblematic Town Hall, its market square, its Saint-Jean church (with magnificent stained glass windows) and its lively city center, walks are very pleasant.

Northwestern Belgium by bike

You discover the region of Flanders by bike. It is a magnificent region. It is a pleasure to walk in the bucolic countryside, along the Escault and its many tributaries. The cities also have great surprises in store for you between historic town centers, medieval towns and ports of international dimension.

• Bruges, nicknamed the "Venice of the North", is a city with a strong heritage from medieval times and it is a delight to cycle through its streets and canals.
• Ghent is a very pleasant student city where, in addition to visiting very beautiful monuments (Gravensteen castle, Saint-Nicolas church, Sain-Bavon cathedral ...), you can enjoy the lively city center and many charming squares where welcoming pubs.
• Antwerp has also been marked by history, and Renaissance architecture is reflected in the Grand Place, located in the heart of the old town. It is the most populous city in the country and the second European port after Rotterdam.

Bike and boat route between Amsterdam and Bruges: