Antwerp에서 Amsterdam까지 Private car transfer

The direct driving distance is approximately 100 miles (161 km), and the journey takes about 2 hours and 10 minutes by private transfer. This route crosses through Belgium and the Netherlands.

Since both Belgium and the Netherlands are part of the Schengen Area, there are typically no border checks for EU citizens. However, always carry a valid passport or national ID card as proof of identity.

Many travelers also enjoy visiting traditional Dutch windmills at Kinderdijk, as they are classic parts of Dutch style and history. The Clara Maria Cheese & Clog Farm is a popular educational experience (that must be booked seperately through them), and Utrecht is a small city that is also manageable in a day.

Early morning departures (7-9 AM) help avoid rush hour traffic in both cities. The journey is scenic year-round, but spring offers beautiful tulip blooms, while summer provides the longest daylight hours for sightseeing.

Yes, in fact, the Netherlands is quickly becoming the most card-based economy in Europe. It is very common to find card-only businesses. Some small bills in cash might be helpful in smaller towns, but even foreign cards are acccepted at most places.

Amsterdam has limited and expensive parking. Our private transfers drop you directly at your destination, avoiding parking concerns.

Yes, optional stops can include traditional Dutch cheese markets in Gouda or a stop by the Clara Maria Cheese & Clog Farm (please reserve your tour on their site, though!).

The maritime climate means mild temperatures year-round but frequent rain. Pack layers and waterproof clothing. Winter temperatures average 35-45°F (2-7°C), while summer ranges 60-70°F (15-21°C).