Golf Cart Tours in Amsterdam

Amsterdam doesn’t have these golf cart tours and please believe me when I say that that’s a very good thing. The city center of Amsterdam is already very busy with pedestrians, cyclists, all kinds of delivery persons on bikes and scooters, cars etc etc. Throwing golf carts with tourists into that mix would be disastrous and I will even go as far as calling it potentially lethal.
A canal cruise is the absolute best way to explore Amsterdam if you can’t or don’t want to walk.

Take a canal cruise as suggested above. You will see so much of Snstetdam that way.

Thank you; we'll be taking a canal cruise...
I have a bad back so can't walk to far at one time!

Jean

Jean, if you enjoy your tour in Amsterdam, consider that you can also take canal tours of other nearby towns, including Delft and Haarlem, and if you stray into Belgium you can do the same in towns like Ghent and Bruges. It's a canal paradise.

Hi spoiled; I have done so in Bruges & Ghent. We're just stopping in Amsterdam for 3nights that we added onto our tour of Switzerland this Oct. We just cancelled our tour of Poland and wanted to add onto this tour as a bonus for cancelling!

Thanks for answering...

Jean

Nice work! You gotta stay flexible. Well, if you haven't been to Amsterdam, you'll probably want to spend all your time there, but of the canal-touring towns in the vicinity, Delft is particularly lovely.

I just googled Amsterdam pedicab tours and there are several lasting and hour or two. I did not look further and have had no experience with these tours. Sounds like it might be a good match for your needs, and perhaps if they’re viable you may negotiate a longer tour if your walking is limited and you’d like more time? Amsterdam is beautiful and I hope you can see and enjoy as much of the city as possible. Also, be aware of bike lanes when walking. Safe travels.

Decided not to book the pedicab tours as it's $222.15 US Dollars for 2 1/2 hours per person...Yikes!

Thanks for the info though!

Jean