Springtime Tulip River Cruise featuring Dutch and Belgian Waterways

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Savor springtime in Holland and Belgium with a cruise that highlights the blooming Dutch tulip fields. Enjoy a canal cruise in the heart of Amsterdam. Sample local cheese at a Dutch farm. Stop in Arnhem, the favorite summer retreat of the Dutch royal family. Step into medieval times during a Bruges walking tour. Explore Kinderdijk and see Holland’s iconic windmills. Visit Keukenhof Gardens, home to more than 7-million tulips. Relax as you make your way along vibrant flowers fields and visit beloved cities such as Amsterdam, Ghent, and Bruges.

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Springtime Tulip River Cruise featuring Dutch and Belgian Waterways

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