Booking accommodation near tulip fields in Noord-Holland, The Netherlands can be difficult. Here you will find the best hotels, B&B’s and houses to book during tulip season in Noord-Holland.
Why Noord- Holland? As here you can find the most tulip fields in The Netherlands without the tourists. How do I know that? I’m born and raised in the area of Noord-Holland where you can find all the tulip fields. And I have written an article about where to find the best tulip fields in Noord-Holland, The Netherlands like a local here.
There is a lot of accommodation in Noord-Holland to choose from for the tulip season. I have broken it down to the cities and villages where tulip fields are surrounding the places. This way, you can enjoy the tulip season in The Netherlands as much as possible. Here you will find the best accommodation near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands.
There are many villages and cities throughout De Kop van Noord-Holland where you can stay in tulip season. From the cute city of Alkmaar to the small village of Nieuwe Niedorp. This entire part of the province has many typical Dutch windmills. But also, endless fields of grass or crops, cows and sheep. Thousands of little rivers connected with each other, big lakes and small lakes. You will see all of this while driving a few meters below sea level, on the road. The experience will be mind-blowing, especially during tulip season. So, let’s get into the accommodation during tulip season in The Netherlands.
Keep in mind that all accommodations are non-smoking, you can smoke outside the house or apartment. And most places have free parking on the property or on the streets that surround it, except for in the bigger cities as Alkmaar.
Important information about the tulip fields in The Netherlands
Tulip season is beautiful and fun, but let’s keep it fun, shall we? Including for the farmer. That means: don’t walk in the tulip fields unless the farmer gives you permission. The tulip fields are beautiful, but not here to get your Instagram popping. It’s here to provide work, thus money, for the farmer and his or her family. Walking through the tulip fields can and will result in damaging or completely destroying hundreds and hundreds of bulbs.
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The best accommodation near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands.
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Anna Paulowna
Anna Paulowna is a small city with almost 7400 residents. Anna Paulowna and its surroundings almost completely exist out of tulip fields during springtime. There is also a poldertuin in the small city itself, with thousands of tulips. It is a calm small city with a river flowing through the middle of Anna Paulowna.
There are several options when it comes to choosing your accommodation in Anna Paulowna, whether it is during tulip season or not.
Boerderij de Waard
This is a small farm and bed & breakfast where you will be completely at peace after a long day of looking for tulips. There is free Wi-Fi, free parking and pets are allowed. That, I think, is awesome and I would probably not leave the B&B if everyone brought their pets.
And the best part is, it is only around72 euros per person a night, including breakfast. A bedroom for two people starts at around 90 euros a night, in total. There is no chance to use bicycles from this B&B, however, you can rent them in the city centre. The place is a bit further away from the small city of Anna Paulowna. However, if you arrive by train you can rent bicycles from Kooij tweewielers. Kooij tweewielers is a 20-minute walk from the train station. Sent them an email ahead of time so there is definitely a bike for you, as it can get a little busy.
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De Flevohoeve
At De Flevohoeve they even have a trampoline. You know what that means. party time. There is free Wi-Fi, free parking and the possibilities to rent a bike that they have on-site. Breakfast will be in your room and they even have an outside pool. This accommodation is a few kilometres outside Anna Paulowna located, however, it is still worth a stay as they have bicycles you can rent. The price is around 97,50 euros a night for two people. There is even a room for three people, that is priced at around 132,50 euros a night. This is one of the best accommodations near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands.
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B&B De Kleihorst
This is another great place. This B&B is also a few kilometres outside of Anna Paulowna, however, they have free bicycles on the property. They also allow pets, have free Wi-Fi and free parking. There is a big outside garden with a fireplace and all of that for around 75 euros a night. You can stay with two people in one room for around 75 euros. If you are alone you can stay there by yourself, unfortunately also for the same price of around 75 euros.
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Callantsoog
The small town of Callantsoog has one of my most favourite beaches to go to and has around 2400 residents. There were already people living in the area of Callantsoog before the year 980. However, the current town of Callantsoog was established after a big flood in 1570. The flood destroyed the previous villages and the residents had to flee. They fled and created a new settlement, Callantsoog.
The town itself is small and has a lot of tourists in the summer, however, outside the centre it is an immediate chance of atmosphere. Little lambs running all over the fields, tulip fields everywhere and dunes in the background. Seeing all of this while hearing the sound of the sea is truly magical. You can rent bikes at Harrys tweewielers or at Kroon tweewielers.
De Wolken Boerderij
If you are searching for a big house where you can stay with, at most, ten people, then this farm is a great pick. There is free Wi-Fi, the dunes of Callantsoog are close by and the surroundings are really green. You will be calm after spending a few days in this house. For the entire house you will pay around 279,50 euros a night, but keep in mind, if you come here with the entire family it will only be 27,95 euros per person per night.
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Bed & Breakfast aan Zee
For one person the price is around 121,50 euros a night, which is fairly expensive I have to admit that. However, the location is absolutely perfect, and during high season the prices won’t be going down much in Callantsoog. The amount also includes breakfast with fresh products from their own garden and free Wi-Fi. If you come with two people in total, there is a room for around 135 euros a night, which cuts down the costs per person a lot. The only downside is that the bathrooms are shared.
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‘t Zand
‘t Zand is a village that first emerged at the beginning of the 18th century. In 1733 the main road of the village, de Bosweg, existed out of approximately ten houses. Nowadays it is a little bigger, relax. Otherwise, there wouldn’t be four good places to stay during tulip season in beautiful North Holland. The village has one of the last remaining floating bridges of North- Holland, The Netherlands and, the world. You won’t see any bridges like the floating bridges we have here, in other parts of the world. The bridge basically floats on water, simple as that.
Hotel The Ark
The hotel is around 60 euros a night for one person. If you’re with two people, the price will be 130 euros per night. The breakfast is deemed pretty good, and the hotel even has its own bar. Besides that, they offer free Wi-Fi and you can contact them to rent bicycles off-site.
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B&B Nomad
This bed and breakfast are priced at around 47,50 euros a night per person, including a good breakfast. But wait, there is more. After a day cycling through the tulip fields of one of the most Northern provinces of The Netherlands you need some relaxation time. They have a sauna. For you. Alone. If you are not going to book it, then I will.
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Bungalow Callantsoog
This is actually a holiday home where a maximum of five people is allowed. They allow pets, have free Wi-Fi and is around 87 euros a night.
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‘t Achterom
This is a typical, Noord-Holland style farm. And it is big. If you want to spend some time in between the tulip fields with a big group of friends or some family members, then this is perfect. It hosts up to ten people and has free Wi-Fi, but also a big garden. It is around 251,50 euro a night, however, if you completely occupy the house with ten people that sets you back only 25 euros a person.
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Nieuwe Niedorp
Nieuwe Niedorp is a small town with approximately 2700 residents. When you walk through the main street you cannot believe your eyes that this town exists since 1206. In 1415 the small town got their borough rights together with another village called Oude Niedorp. Together it was called Stede Niedorp (Cities Niedorp).
De Logeerkamer
This bed and breakfast are located in the cute, but the small town of Nieuwe Niedorp. It has a really great location, supermarkets are close, and it is a very calm area (I should know as a local). It is 69 around euros a night for one person and around 95 euros for two people. Besides that, there is free Wi-Fi, the price has breakfast included and they have cycling information.
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Schagen
Schagen is a lovely city with a charming city centre in Noord-Holland. As of now, the city has a bit over 46 thousand residents. Not many tourists come to this city, but from Schagen you can see the tulip fields and head to the North Sea in a day. Schagen has been talked about since the year 989, but officially got a borough charter in 1415. De Markt is where most of the cafes and restaurants are placed and gives it the typical Dutch ‘gezelligheid’ vibe. Meaning, something like cosy, but not really. Sometimes there are non-translatable words in a language, sorry. Learn Dutch and you will get it.
Seeking accommodations in Schagen can be difficult during tulip season, therefore, I’m helping you with the best places to stay in Schagen.
B&B Tjallewal
This bed and breakfast are priced at around 75 euros a night. This price is not per person, but for one room. So, if you come with two people the price will be also around 75 euros a night, but for the two of you. There is free Wi-Fi and the possibilities are there to rent bicycles (off-site). They will tell you where you can get them. If you want to have a bicycle already, go to this article to see where you can rent a bicycle in Schagen.
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Weidezicht
This is another B&B in Schagen and has a lot of activities to offer, like canoeing for an additional charge. You can rent a bicycle on-site and have free Wi-Fi. This is a lovely place to stay with two people for around 80 euros a night. Breakfast is included in the price.
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Keins Schagen
This accommodation during the tulip season in Noord-Holland is around 250 euros. This is a five-bedroom house where you can stay with a maximum of eight people. Now, 250 euros seems a lot. However, just divide it between eight people and the price is down to around 31,25 euros a night. You just scored yourself a deal. Or actually, I did. You’re welcome. There is one bedroom with two single beds, the other four have double beds. There is also free Wi-Fi.
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Het Torenhuys
This place is around 95 euros a night for two people. With breakfast optional for another 12,50. They do have free Wi-Fi and renting bicycles is possible on-site.
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Schagerbrug
This small town with almost 2000 residents is located quite close to the beautiful city of Schagen. The town dates back to at least 1708. It is a combination of quaint and calm, lambs and cows, bicycles and boats. Sounds pretty awful to me.
B&B De Overnachting
This B&B is a very nice place for around 95 euros a night (two people). They allow pets to join in on the fun of a holiday and there is the possibility to rent bikes. There are also bigger studios that can accommodate up to four people. This B&B is one of the best accommodations near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands.
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Petten
Petten is a village that originally dated back to 1421, although at the same place a previous village was built in the year 739. In 1943 the entire old village from the year 1421 was broken down by the Germans (those Germans. They should’ve just stuck to football) for the creation of the Atlantikwall during the second world war. This was a line of defence stretching from the Northern part of Norway until the Southern part of France.
Holiday Home Duinhuis Petten
This is a big house in Petten, where you can stay with a maximum of six guests. Because it is so spacious it costs around 160 euros a night, but if you divide it between six people it will only cost you 26,67 euro per night. There is free Wi-Fi and pets are allowed. Besides that, it has a wonderful location.
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Studio Wolken, Wind en Water
This studio is at a very good location and you can rent bicycles from the owner. There is free Wi-Fi and pets are also allowed to stay in this studio in Petten. For two people the price for one night is around 75 euros, however, I found that there is a small difference between high and low season.
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Schoorl
If you are looking for a calm place where the forests connect with the North Sea, then Schoorl is the right place for you. From Schoorl you can cycle to tulip fields in other parts of Noord-Holland. This town has around 4500 residents and is famous for having the highest and widest dunes of The Netherlands. The city dates back to the tenth century where it was named Scorla. If you’re looking to visit the dunes of Schoorl, click here for an article about that. If you’re looking for the best accommodation in Schoorl, then continue reading.
Koetshuis 34
For around 85 euros a night (one person) and 95 a night for two people Koetshuis 34 is a cute and less expensive place than many other places in Schoorl. The price includes breakfast and Wi-Fi. Besides that, they offer the rent of bicycles. It is located next to the forest and therefore close to the dunes. This is one of the best accommodations near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands.
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B&B Het Oude Atelier
This bed & breakfast is less expensive for one person but more expensive for two in comparison to the other accommodation. For one-person B&B Het Oude Atelier is priced at around 67,50 euro a night. For two people the price starts at 145 euros. Keep in mind this is including breakfast and Wi-Fi. There are also studios for four people available.
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l’Amour Pur
This place is close to the main attraction of Schoorl; Het Klimduin. This is the tallest dune in the country which ends up on a square in the middle of the small town. It is where we used to go for school trips and then would roll of the dune with eating sand for lunch as the result. l’Amour Pur is an apartment for three people, which is priced at around 140 euros a night, so 46 euros per person. They also offer the rental of bicycles.
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Robs Cottage
This has one of the best locations of all places in the small city of Schoorl. Priced at around 93 euros a night for two people it isn’t the most expensive, especially for its location. They allow pets in the property which is great for a walk in the forest and on the beaches (keep in mind, you are not allowed to walk everywhere with your dog). There is also free Wi-Fi available.
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Den Helder
Den Helder is the most Northern part of the province Noord-Holland (North- Holland). Currently, the city of Den Helder has around 56.000 residents. The oldest part of the city, called Huisduinen, dates back to the 8th century. Because of several floods and the destruction of the old city centre by Nazi Germany the Den Helder of today exists mostly out of rebuilt (historic) houses after 1945.
B&B Gastvrij
This bed & breakfast is around 75 euros a night for two people. Very reasonably priced and offers free Wi-Fi.
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Hotel Cape Horn
This hotel sets you 45 euros a night back per person. If you happen to be with two people it is around 60 euros a night, including breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Besides, it is located around 800 m from the train station.
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Egmond aan Zee
They say that the year 977 was the beginning of Egmond aan Zee. The people developed it and turned it into a real fisherman village. However, due to floods as it is located just behind the dunes and the North Sea, the village was destroyed several times over the period of a few centuries. The current town of Egmond aan Zee dates back to the 18th century (although not all buildings do) and has around 2000 residents. Continue reading to find the best accommodation near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands.
B&B la Vida
This B&B in Egmond aan Zee starts with prices of around 79 euros a night, for two people. Breakfast is included and, there is free Wi-Fi.
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Kerstins Bed & Breakfast
This cute bed & breakfast is around 38 euros a night for one person, including breakfast. So, it is definitely a bargain. It is only 58 euros for two people. Free Wi-Fi is also included.
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Egmond Binnen
The village Egmond Binnen originated from the village Hallum many centuries ago. In the 10th century, the name slowly evolved into Ecmunde and eventually Egmont Binne over the course of five centuries. Nowadays it has around 2600 residents.
Stayokay Egmond
This is a hostel in Egmond, but a better one than most. It is environmentally friendly and is priced at around 27 euros a night for a dorm with six people. During tulip season this hostel in Egmond Binnen is surrounded by tulip fields. Without the tourists, but with endless tulip fields you will be happy that a local send you to the less known places. You’re welcome, I will send you the bill later. There is free Wi-Fi and the possibility to rent bikes. Besides that, there is an ATM located inside the hostel, which is pretty darn great if you ask me.
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Huisje Vitalis
This place offers massages. Yes. It is quite nice to get one after your 40 km bike ride. They are not free, which is logical. Otherwise, they would find me there every weekend. The property is priced at around 105 euro a night for two people, with free Wi-Fi included.
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Sint Maartensvlotbrug
Sint Maartensvlotbrug is a village that has around 700 residents. It is most famous for its floating bridge which used to be typical for this part of The Netherlands. However, nowadays only a few are still used and not broken apart. During the 20th century, Sint Maartensvlotbrug slowly evolved into a village.
Idylle aan Zee
This is a wonderful bed & breakfast in Sint Maartensvlotbrug. You can rent bicycles at the accommodation cycle alongside all the tulip fields of Noord-Holland (North- Holland). The price is around 85 euros a night for two people, including breakfast and free Wi-Fi.
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Heiloo
People think that the city of Heiloo exists since the year 720, but they don’t know exactly. What is known is that Willibrord (a priest) came to Heiloo around the 7th century. Much history isn’t clear in between the 7th century and the 17th century. While the rest is going to be a mystery for the next decade or two, nowadays it is a cute city and has 22.000 residents in its council with all the surrounding neighbourhoods and hamlets. For the best accommodation in Heiloo, have a look below.
B&B Het Groene Veldt
As you can see bed & breakfasts are kind of my thing. It is much more personal and the local can give you great tips. This B&B Het Groene Veldt is located in Heiloo and costs around 131,50 a night for two people. Breakfast, private parking, Wi-Fi, and some bikes are freely available. If the bikes are not there you can also rent bikes at their place.
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Groote Keeten
This village is located right at the beach, which is great when at all times. When it’s windy and you need to blow off some steam, the wind that comes in your face with 50km an hour helps really good. The current village exists only since the 1600s because of the creation of polders (dry parts of lands where there used to be water). Before that, the village wouldn’t stand a chance against the water. Currently, it has around 300 residents.
Strandleven
This place to stay is located in the village of Groote Keeten and offers a spacious accommodation with free Wi-Fi. Pets are welcome, although I’m not sure until what extent. I think you should leave your horse or great big white at home. On site they have a restaurant where they do not accept credit cards, so keep in mind you should have some euros in cash with you. For two people in a room, the price is around 90 euros a night.
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Sint Maarten
Sint Maarten has currently around 900 residents and is during springtime located in the middle of tulip fields in the Northern part of The Netherlands. Tulips will be everywhere. This village dates back to the year 1250, however, during that time it was located next to the sea.
‘t Atelier
This is an apartment in Sint Maarten. And not just an apartment. If you are feeling tired after your exploration of the tulip madness, you do not need to do any dishes. There is a dishwasher. An oven, a coffee machine, kettle, etc. Of course, free Wi-Fi is also available. An apartment for two people costs around 99 euro a night. Another option is the apartment for four people, which costs 135 euro a night.
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Alkmaar
The city of Alkmaar is one of the most Southern places on this list, and only 40 minutes by train away from Amsterdam. Alkmaar has a very long history as the city itself already dates back to the 10th century. In 1254 Alkmaar got its borough rights. Nowadays it has a central location in the province of North- Holland with lakes around 10 kilometres away. While in the early days Alkmaar was actually surrounded by lakes. Until we decided to not give a shit about water anymore. As of today, the city has around 89.000 residents and is most famous for its cheese market. If you’re looking for places to stay in Alkmaar and for the best hotels, hostels, apartments and B&B’s in Alkmaar have a look below. To find the complete guide to the cheese markets of The Netherlands that you should visit, click here.
Kings Inn City Hostel & Hotel Alkmaar
This hostel is with around 18-20 euros a night for a mixed dorm with eight people, isn’t an expensive hostel for The Netherlands terms. There is free Wi-Fi, and it is located in the middle of the centre. If you’re looking for a great hostel in Alkmaar, The Netherlands, then this is your spot. The hotel starts at 79 euros a night. They also offer a rental service for bicycles which is great if you want to explore your surroundings in Alkmaar and beyond.
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Soepper B&B.
Just as a warning, you will want to eat everything in the lunchroom that they have called Soepp. Priced at 85 euros a night, it is located in the middle of the centre of Alkmaar. Breakfast is, of course, included, free Wi-Fi and it is located 100 meters away from the Dutch Cheese Museum.
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Casa de Palmas
This is a cute place with a very friendly host in Alkmaar. Although it is not in the middle of the centre it would still be worth to stay there as it will be calmer. For around 86 euros a night for two people, with free Wi-Fi and the possibility to rent bicycles to look for tulip fields in the area of Alkmaar, it seems like a pretty good place.
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Pension Onassis
This pension is around 80 euro per night with a shared bathroom for two people 80 euros a night. including breakfast. A suite is 125 euro a night with your own bathroom. There’s free Wi-Fi and this pension is located close to the centre of Alkmaar.
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College Hotel Alkmaar
This is around 109,50 a night for two people. It often has deals for around 80 euros a night. The rooms a big and breakfast are included. You can also rent bicycles on site.
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Eenigenburg
With only around 180 residents Eenigenburg isn’t the biggest village in the province of North- Holland. Far from that actually. However, the village is filled with history as it, as far as we know, dates back to at least the year of 1289.
Gastenverblijf Eenigenburg
You can stay here for around 40 euros a night, which is great. The breakfast is another 7,50 extra, but worth it. Also, there is the possibility to rent bicycles on-site and free Wi-Fi is available.
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Bergen
Bergen exists since at least the 8th century. This town has nowadays around 12.000 residents, however, in 1840 it only had 239 residents. The town of Bergen used to be called a schildersdorp (painters village) and was especially good in expressionism. If you are interested in painters, Bergen (not to be confused with the town in Norway… I know it looks really similar. But we have bigger mountains.) is a great place for you to visit. For the best places and accommodation to stay in Bergen, The Netherlands, have a look below.
Bergen 1928
As the town of Bergen is more on the expensive side (maybe because of those darn painters), this accommodation costs 140 euros for two people a night. Luckily breakfast and Wi-Fi are included.
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Berckhoeve
This property in Bergen is around 273 euros a night. But you will have a complete home, for yourself. This is a big holiday home for up to five people. And while it seems very expensive, if you divide the number of euros between five people, you get a very reasonable rate of 48,5 euros a night per person. For the city of Bergen, that is inexpensive. There is also free Wi-Fi and a big garden. Just saying.
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B&B Peperzzz
This bed and breakfast start at around 72 euros a night, for one person. For two people the price goes to 87 euros (in total). There is free Wi-Fi and they have free bikes available if you want to cycle between tulip fields and happy cows. And that is something that you want, trust me.
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Important message about the tulip fields
Tulip season is beautiful and fun, but let’s keep it fun, shall we? Including for the farmer. That means: don’t walk in the tulip fields unless the farmer gives you permission. The tulip fields are beautiful, but not here to get your Instagram popping. It’s here to provide work, thus money, for the farmer and his or her family. Walking through the tulip fields can and will result in damaging or completely destroying hundreds and hundreds of bulbs.
I hope this article was useful for you and that you have found the best accommodation near tulip fields in Noord- Holland, The Netherlands. Have you stayed in any of these places already? Here you can find the article on where to see tulip fields in Noord-Holland like a local. Share this post with everyone who wants to visit The Netherlands during tulip season!!
