Bikes, Bites, and Brews: A Private Bike Food Tour of Amsterdam

The private Amsterdam bike food tour costs €165 a person, VAT included, with 6 to 8 food and drink tastings, a quality bike, a rain poncho and your own local guide.

The private Amsterdam bike food tour lasts 3 to 3.5 hours at an easy pace, and there are two routes: Route 1 is an easy ride of about 2 miles / 3 km through central Amsterdam. Route 2 is about 5 miles / 8 km out to the east and north. The guide picks the route with you and adjusts the pace to the group's cycling level.

Amsterdam is built for cycling, and this tour is designed to use bike-friendly streets and routes that feel enjoyable and manageable, with your guide helping you navigate along the way.

The private Amsterdam bike food tour runs rain or shine, and ponchos are provided if needed. Light rain is common in Amsterdam and rarely changes the experience.

Yes, for most guests, the tastings add up to a very satisfying meal. You can expect a generous mix of savory and sweet stops spread throughout the tour.

The private Amsterdam bike food tour can work around most dietary needs, allergies and strong dislikes. Tell us when you book and the guide shapes the food stops around your group.

Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour starts and you get a full refund. For bookings above €1,000, such as a large company group, the free cancellation window is 48 hours. Need a different date or time instead? Email or WhatsApp us and we move the booking if a guide is free.

We meet at Gastrovino, Spuistraat 330, in the centre of Amsterdam, about an 8 minute walk from Dam Square and 5 minutes from Rokin metro. Your guide meets you there and the ride starts from the door.

One guide rides with up to 12 guests. A bigger party splits into groups of up to 12, each with its own guide, and if you would rather stay together, one experienced guide can take up to 15 on request.

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

Tipping is not expected on the private Amsterdam bike food tour, 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.

Earlier is easier, especially from May to September. For a date that is close, message us on WhatsApp at +31 6 23028032 and we will tell you straight away whether a guide is free.

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.

Yes. A child who cannot ride yet sits in a child seat on a parent's bike. Our rental partner has toddler seats, so write your child's age in the booking notes and we reserve one. Bikes for older children are possible on request, at an extra charge. Small helmets for young children are usually not available, so bring your own.

Helmets are not part of the standard kit, and they are not required in the Netherlands. If you want one, ask when you book and we arrange an adult helmet through our bike rental partner. Small helmets for young children are usually not available, so bring your own for a little one.

Yes, on request. An e-bike costs extra and our rental partner has a limited number, so ask when you book and we confirm whether one is free for your date.

Yes, at the start. Gastrovino, Spuistraat 330, where the tour begins, has a toilet, so that is the easy moment to go before you get on the bike.

Comfortable clothes and closed shoes you can walk and cycle in. Dress in layers, because Amsterdam weather changes fast, and bring a light jacket at any time of year. Ponchos are provided if it rains.

Yes. Send us the company name, address and VAT number with your enquiry and we invoice your company directly, or we send you a card payment link instead. Prices are in euros.

Skipping the alcohol is no problem on the private Amsterdam bike food tour. Any drink can be swapped for coffee, tea or a soft drink, so just tell your guide at the first stop. Guests under 18 get the alcohol-free option by default, as 18 is the legal drinking age in the Netherlands.

No. The herring is cured rather than cooked, and plenty of guests pass on it. The same stand serves kibbeling, crispy fried fish, so nobody misses out.

Yes, and a food tour suits a picky eater better than a restaurant: each tasting is a few bites, not a plate you are committed to, and you skip what you do not fancy. The bike tour is private, so tell us when you book and your guide plans the stops around it.

A lactose intolerance can come along on the private Amsterdam bike food tour. Tell us when you book and your guide settles the dairy stops with the venues before you arrive.