7 Nächte By bike and ship through South Holland

- Rotterdam: ride via Krimpen aan den IJssel to Kinderdijk, home to the Netherlands' most famous row of windmills. Continue through the Albwasserwaard polder area to Dordrecht. Dordrecht is considered the oldest city in the Netherlands. You will be captivated by its rich history, with approximately 1,000 listed buildings used as restaurants, museums, or theaters, and the wonderful historic harbor area.
- Dordrecht: after a short ferry ride, you reach the beautiful De Biesbosch nature reserve. Various rivers converge here, forming a freshwater delta of no less than 8,000 hectares. Perhaps you will take one of the boat rides offered everywhere here before continuing through the Rhine Delta area and taking a water taxi to Gorinchem. Don't miss the pretty historic old town of this small but very charming town.
- Gorinchem: from Gorinchem, ride via Leerdam to the fortress town of Vianen. Here, you should take a short break at one of the numerous sidewalk cafés. Take the ferry across the Lek and ride on to Vreeswijk with its narrow streets. Continue through the small town of Nieuwegein – perhaps you pay a quick visit to Fort Jutphaas, hidden in a green oasis in Nieuwegein, before reaching Utrecht. The city was built around the cathedral, making it virtually impossible to get lost in the traffic-calmed city center with its idyllic canals.
- Utrecht: this morning, you should definitely take some time to explore the lively city of Utrecht before getting back on your bike. Afterwards, tour through the beautiful polder landscape via Oudewater with its famous Witches' Weigh House to the silver town of Schoonhoven with its traditional Dutch old town.
- Schoonhoven: ride to Gouda. Continue to Rotterdam. The port of Rotterdam is not only the largest in Europe, but also one of the largest in the world. In recent years, the city has developed into one of the world's architectural and cultural metropolises.
- Rotterdam: two bike tours are available: the shorter option leads to Delft, where you have the opportunity to visit the porcelain factory; the longer option takes you directly to The Hague, the seat of government of the Netherlands, and then on to the North Sea resort of Scheveningen and back. Alternatively, you can take the train (Rail & Bike, not included, approx. €16 per person, excluding rush hour between16.30. and 18.00.) back to Rotterdam. In the late afternoon, take a harbor cruise through Europe's largest deep-water port and admire the impressive skyline and unusual architecture from the water. Not in the mood for cycling? Rotterdam offers endless possibilities for your day.

Please note:
It is possible to bring your own bicycles (€ 39,- only upon request, limited)

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