How it works
Amsterbike has been organizing school trips in Amsterdam for over 15 years. We help schools, universities, exchange programmes, and student groups explore the city safely by bike, on foot, or with a flexible group rental. Choose a guided bike tour, walking tour, rental package, or a custom route built around your theme. For example, if your students love art, we can plan an NDSM bike tour; if they study history, why not take a WWII walking tour?
With our own fleet of bikes and e-bikes, experienced local guides, and flexible planning options, we make it easy for your group to discover Amsterdam together.
See our offers below and get inspired!
Plan with a tour agent
Need help customizing your group activity? Our team can help with timing, bike types, routes, languages, and practical questions.
Bike Rental and Delivery
Bike rental is a practical option for groups that want to explore Amsterdam with full freedom. Your group can move through the city independently and experience Amsterdam in the same way locals do.
Bikes can be rented for one or more days and picked up from our location at Piet Heinkade 25, near Amsterdam Central Station. Each rental includes useful essentials such as locks, a fastening bands, and a map. This makes it easy to add a flexible cycling element to your school outing. You can also request that your bikes be delivered directly to your accommodation here.
Bike tours
A guided bike tour is one of the best ways to explore Amsterdam together as a group.
Amsterbike organizes bike tours for groups of all sizes. We use our own fleet of regular bikes and e-bikes, which allows us to tailor the outing to your group, route, and timing. That makes a bike tour suitable for relationship building or hands-on historical learning. Browse our private experiences below for inspiration, then customize your tour to match your group’s interests.
Walking tours
For groups that prefer a slower pace, a walking tour is a strong alternative. It offers a relaxed way to discover Amsterdam while leaving plenty of room for conversation along the way.
Walking tours are especially suitable for younger students, international students, or outings where accessibility is important. They also fit well into a wider day programme with lunch, drinks, or meetings before or after the activity.
Boat tours
Amsterdam also deserves to be seen from the water. A boat tour adds a different atmosphere to your company outing and offers a more relaxed way to enjoy the city together.
A canal cruise works well as a standalone activity, but also as part of a broader programme. For example, you can combine an active bike tour during the day with a boat tour in the afternoon or evening. This creates a varied outing with a good balance between activity and relaxation. Boats can be open or closed depending on request.