Bachelorette & Bachelor Party Food Tour in Amsterdam

A private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour is €740 for six, €930 for eight and €1,120 for ten, VAT included. That covers your own guide, 10+ tastings and drinks for 3.5 hours. A private wine and cheese tasting tour uses the same prices. Up to 12 guests walk with one guide. Planning for 13 or more? See team outings and celebrations.

Yes, drinks are part of the private bachelorette food tour, and good ones: a jenever tasting in a candlelit brown bar, wine or local liquor along the route, and non-alcoholic options for anyone pacing themselves. It's a tasting crawl, not a bar crawl, everyone still remembers the evening.

Yes, a canal boat can be added to the private bachelorette food tour. Our private boat tour with drinks and Dutch bites is 90 minutes on the canals with your own captain, and it combines well with a walking tour before or after. Tell us your group size and we'll quote the combination.

Tell us when you book the private bachelorette food tour and we plan the stops around vegetarian, pescatarian, gluten-free and most allergies, so nobody stands around watching the others eat.

We can help you surprise the bride on the private bachelorette food tour, we like an excuse. Tell us the occasion in the booking form and we'll plan it with you, from a toast at the right moment to routing past a spot that means something to your group.

Yes, we host bachelor parties and stag dos too. Same private setup, tilted your way: more craft beer, a kopstootje (jenever with a beer chaser, a Dutch classic), and a herring dare for the groom. You start the night fed instead of finding fries at 2am.

Yes, the private food tour works for birthdays, anniversaries and friend trips too. The setup is the same: your group, your guide, your pace. We host hen dos, birthdays, reunions, anniversaries and 'we finally got everyone in one city' trips all year.

Cancel the bachelorette party food tour up to 24 hours before it starts and you get a full refund. For bookings above €1,000, such as a large group, the free cancellation window is 48 hours. Plans shift on a hen weekend more than on most trips, so if you need another date or a later start, email or WhatsApp us and we move the booking if a guide is free.

A private food tour for a bachelorette party runs rain or shine, this is Amsterdam after all. Most tastings are indoors, and your guide adjusts the walking between them when it pours. Bring a rain jacket, or ask your hotel for an umbrella; most hotels keep them at the door.

Tipping is not expected on a private food tour in Amsterdam, or anywhere in the Netherlands: service is included by law and your guide is paid properly. If they made your day, a tip is welcome and always optional, and a review on Google or Tripadvisor does even more for them.

A private food tour can often be booked last minute. Guests have booked a private tour for the same afternoon over WhatsApp. Message us at +31 6 23028032 and we will tell you straight away whether a guide is free.

English is standard. Dutch, Spanish, French, German, Russian and Ukrainian are possible on a private food tour, depending on guide availability, so write the language in the special requests when you book.

The private 10 Tastes of Amsterdam food tour can run on a wheelchair-accessible route: tell us when you book and we pick the stops a wheelchair can reach, which is the one thing a private tour can do that a fixed group route cannot. Strollers are no problem either, and a foldable one is easiest.

There is a toilet at the first stop and one at the last. In between, your guide knows the cafés along the route where you can step in for a minute, so just say the word.

You usually sit down at the first and the last stop, and often somewhere in the middle as well. The rest is standing or walking, because these are tiny places in the canal belt, some of them 400 years old. Want a seat at every stop? Say so when you book and we build the route around that.

Prices are in euros, and your card is charged in euros at checkout. Your bank converts the amount, so check whether your card adds a foreign transaction fee.