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Arrive rested if possible

If you can, don’t schedule long excursions right after an overnight transatlantic flight. Jet lag makes navigation and patience harder. If you must go, plan an easy option (short walk, indoor attractions or a bike ride nearby) rather than relying on scarce taxis. Consider doing major day trips the following day when you’re more alert.

Use local transit apps and prepare payment/options

Download Dutch transit apps (e.g., 9292, NS, and regional apps like GVB for Amsterdam) before you go and preload routes. Buy or research multi-day passes if you’ll use public transport extensively. Carry a small power bank — phones are essential for navigation and tickets.

Rent a bike — it’s often the best way to see the tulip region

Biking the Bollenstreek and nearby countryside lets you reach quieter viewpoints and follow mapped tulip routes. Many rentals near Keukenhof provide route maps. Cycling also helps you avoid large tour crowds at Keukenhof while still seeing fields and dunes.

Keukenhof vs. open fields — pick based on priorities

Keukenhof: guaranteed curated displays, indoor exhibits, photo spots and reliable blooms (but can be crowded and is ticketed). Open agricultural fields: more authentic countryside views and less tourist infrastructure but fields are private — you can’t legally walk through most commercial tulip fields and blooms are seasonal and weather-dependent. If you want reliable flowers, choose Keukenhof; for a peaceful countryside experience, rent a bike and explore routes (or go to Tulpenroute/Flevoland) but respect private property.

Don’t trespass — respect farmers and safety

Most commercial tulip fields are private; walking between rows damages bulbs and angers farmers. Avoid entering fields without explicit permission. Look for designated photo spots, pluktuinen (pick-your-own gardens), or tulip farms that sell visitor access. Stay on public roads and cycle paths.

Timing matters — blooms vary by year and weather

Peak tulip season is typically mid- to late-April but varies with weather (cold/wet delays, warm/sunny advances). Late April gives good odds, but by late April/May many fields may already be harvested. Keukenhof updates bloom status on its site — check it before booking.