BENELUX
Stunning Nature Tours
The Benelux is more than lively cities and historic sites. It’s also a treasure trove of stunning natural beauty. Picture rolling hills, magical forests, and vibrant tulip fields that seem to stretch forever. It’s the perfect place to take a step back, breathe in the fresh air, and truly connect with nature.
Peter Rohde
Owner & Tour Operator
This is my tip for a stunning nature experience in Benelux:
stunning Nature tour — Benelux
Netherlands – Keukenhof Gardens & Tulip Fields
“Every spring, the Netherlands transforms into a vibrant sea of color with its iconic tulip fields. I recommend spending time at Keukenhof Gardens, where millions of flowers create breathtaking displays of artistry and color. For a more personal touch, I suggest booking a guided cycling tour through the nearby fields. To end your day, the Conservatorium Hotel in Amsterdam offers a luxurious retreat, perfectly located for exploring both the city and the flower fields.”
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Julia Müller
Travel Designer
This is my tip for a stunning nature experience in Benelux:
stunning nature tour — Benelux
Belgium – Ardennes
“The Ardennes is the natural soul of Belgium, with its rolling hills, lush forests, and tranquil rivers. The autumn colors here are absolutely breathtaking. For a touch of luxury, I suggest staying at Château de Mirwart, a beautifully restored castle nestled in the forest, offering the perfect blend of nature and indulgence.”
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Sandra Walenta
Senior Travel Designer
This is my tip for a stunning nature tour in Benelux:
stunning nature tour — Benelux
Luxembourg – Müllerthal, “Little Switzerland”
“The Müllerthal region, often called “Little Switzerland,” is a haven of sandstone cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and dense forests. I recommend exploring one of the picturesque Müllerthal Trails, where every twist and turn reveals a storybook-like landscape. A guided tour can add an extra layer to the experience, uncovering hidden caves and sharing local folklore.”
