The Netherlands,
privately chauffeured.
Keukenhof at opening time, Giethoorn without the crowds, Delft on the way to the sea — one car, one chauffeur, and a day that follows your curiosity instead of a coach timetable.
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Your chauffeur meets you at your hotel, your ship or Schiphol — anywhere in the Netherlands. The day starts at your door, not at a meeting point.
Routes and timing bend to you, not to a bus schedule. Linger where it is good, skip what does not earn its minutes, and leave your coats and cases locked in the car.
By the hour from €65 — minimum two hours, 40 km included per hour, ending in the city where you began — or one fixed quote for the whole itinerary. Either way, settled in advance.
Hourly hire follows our standard hourly terms — €65 per hour in Business Class, €80 in Van Class, €100 in First Class. For longer days and cross-country routes we quote one fixed, all-in price per itinerary, taxes included.
Ten days out, drawn from a small country.
Seven million bulbs flower across the world’s largest spring garden, half an hour from Amsterdam. It opens only from late March to mid-May — which is exactly why it is worth planning a day around.
Request booking →Working windmills, green timber houses and small craft workshops along the river Zaan, just north of Amsterdam. Arrive early with your own car and you walk the dyke before the coaches do.
Request booking →A fishing harbour of wooden houses and herring stalls, and a former island reached over a long, narrow dyke. Together they are the old Zuiderzee in one unhurried afternoon.
Request booking →A village threaded by canals and footbridges, where boats do the work of cars. No train goes there — precisely the kind of place a private chauffeur makes effortless.
Request booking →Vermeer’s canal-ringed home town, the seat of Dutch government with the Mauritshuis, and a North Sea beach to end on. Three distinct characters in one compact day.
Request booking →Nineteen eighteenth-century windmills stand in file across open polder — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the definitive image of the Dutch fight with water. Finest in low morning or evening light.
Request booking →The largest castle in the Netherlands: neo-Gothic towers, a moat and formal gardens laid out for the Van Zuylen family. Under an hour from Amsterdam, and rarely crowded.
Request booking →The Cube Houses, the painted vault of the Markthal and a skyline unlike anywhere else in the country. Rebuilt after the war, Rotterdam reads as Amsterdam’s modern counterweight.
Request booking →The canal ring, the museum quarter and the harbourfront, with a car waiting between every stop. A composed way to cover the city when time is short or walking all day is not the plan.
Request booking →Medieval squares, a belfry and quiet canals, remarkably intact — a long day trip across the Belgian border. You see one of Europe’s best-preserved towns and still sleep in your own hotel.
Request booking →Terp villages, tidal flats and the unhurried far north of the country.
A star-shaped fortress village on the German border, restored to its eighteenth-century plan.
The storm barriers built after the 1953 flood — engineering on the scale of a province.
No flag, no headcount, no schedule but yours.
A private tour is not a coach tour with fewer seats — it is a different day altogether. Start when you like, stay while the light holds, change the plan over lunch. Your chauffeur knows the roads, the parking and the timing, and keeps the logistics invisible while you look out of the window.
Mercedes EQE and E-Class, BMW i5 — refined sedans for one to three guests, from €65 per hour.
The Mercedes S-Class. The best seat in the country for the long, quiet stretches between stops.
The Mercedes V-Class: seven seats, walk-in headroom and space for a family’s worth of everything.
Travelling as a group? The V-Class seats up to seven, so nobody follows in a second car. And if you arrive by river, a tour slots neatly before or after your sailing — see our river cruise transfers.
As long as you want it to be — most run between four and eight hours, and the minimum for hourly hire is two. The car stays with you throughout, so the day can stretch or shorten as it unfolds.
No — we are your transport, deliberately. You buy tickets directly from each attraction, we drop you at the entrance, and the car is waiting when you come out.
Yes. Zaanse Schans pairs naturally with Volendam and Marken; Delft with The Hague and the beach at Scheveningen. Tell us what you want to see and we shape a route that fits the day.
Yes — anywhere in the Netherlands. Hotels, private addresses, Schiphol and the river cruise quays are all regular starting points.
In spring only — roughly late March to mid-May, while the bulb fields flower. Book well ahead: the season is short and the best dates go first.