Driving tour The Hague and Kinderdijk

At first, this driving tour will bring you to the windmills lined up along the water at Kinderdijk in the South of Holland. The picturesque view allows for great pictures and a relaxing stroll along the windmills. A boat tour and a visit to the Visitor center with multi-screen movie can be added. The driving tour continues to The Hague, the royal and political center of the Netherlands. The Hague is located on the West-side of the Netherlands and has it’s own beach called Scheveningen. In The Hague, you will visit the Peace Palace, The Inner Courtyard and the Hall of Knights, which is the centre of all political announcements. You will also drive past the famous royal buildings such as the palace of Lange Voorhout and Palace Noordeinde. For those interested, it’s possible to visit the Mauritshuis where many paintings of Rembrandt and Vermeer are on display. 

Tour details

Pricing

The above prices are the total costs for the tours. This total cost can be divided amongst the number of participants in the private tour. The maximum number of participants, when one of the participants is using a wheelchair, is 6 people.

The private taxi is calculated from Amsterdam if you stay closer to the tour the costs will be lower. Please contact us via email to receive the accurate prices. 

The price shown on top of this page is the price per person with 6 participants for the '8 hour tour with driver only'. 

Accessibility information

During the excursions the guides consider the physical accessibility of the streets, shops and museums. All excursions organized by Accessible Travel Netherlands make use of wheelchair accessible transport. The minivans are accessible for 2 to 7 people and a maximum of 3 wheelchair users.

The division of space in the private taxi van is as follows:

Division of space in an accessible minivan when including people using a wheelchair:

• 0 wheelchair users: 7 other passengers
• 1 person with a wheelchair (needs 2 seats): 5 other passengers
• 2 people with a wheelchair (needs 4 seats): 3 other passengers
• 3 people with a wheelchair (needs 6 seats): 1 other passenger

Division of space in an accessible minivan when including people using a mobility scooter:

• 1 person with mobility scooter (needs 3 seats): 4 other passengers
• 2 people with a mobility scooter (needs 6 seats): 1 other passenger

Combinations of people using a wheelchair and mobility scooter is possible as well.

Terms and conditions

Photo source: P. van de Loo

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