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Scooter- formed in 1993 are a three piece band from Hamburg in Germany. They describe themselves as a 'techno hard dance' musical style.

The excitable boys from Hamburg have had a successful musical career, comprising of impressively selling over 30 million records and over 80 gold and platinum awards. Subsequently, the band are considered the most successful German single-record act with 23 top ten hits.

In 1989, the band, formerly called 'Celebrate the Nun', released their first album, titled, "Meanwhile". It was very successful and one of their singles, named, "Will You Be There" excitably reached number one in 1990 the Billboard Dance/Club play.After various member departures 'Scooter' formed in 1993 and they released their debut single, titled, "Vallée De Larmes" which translates to 'Valley of Tears'. Considering the mix of members and band name change, the release was successful and reached an exciting number eight on the German official dance chart.

Presently, Scooter is comprised of three members; lead man H.P. Baxxter, Phil Speiser and Michael Simon.

Scooter retain a unique techno and dance style, which manly features fast tempos and happy melodies, however they have also successfully experimented with various styles of musical genres including hip hop, hard rock, hard style and jump style dance sub genres. Leadman H.P. Baxxter raps frequently in Scooter's songs, whilst also using artificially pitched voices.

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Well, what can I say about Scooter? To start with they are one of the most successful techno groups ever, with record sales eclipsing 30 million and to date have over 80 gold and platinum awards t their name. This along with having 23 Top Ten hits means they are the most successful German act.

I expected a high energy, larger than life performance when I went to see them in London in 2012, and did they disappoint? Not at all! It was an incredible concert, they got the places rocking and all in all was a cracking night! From them walking on stage and H.P Baxter announcing “Hello, it’s good to be back’ all the way till their encore of ‘Fire’ and ‘David Doesn’t Eat’ , the performance was of the highest level. They clearly love what they do and seem to enjoy the night as much as myself in the audience. With a their trademark combination of fast, energetic beats, great hooks and catchy melodies they got everyone singing along and dancing. Actually the word ‘dancing’ doesn’t do it justice! The crowd was wild, they simple just didn’t stop raving!Scooter managed to play most their big hits including ‘Hyper Hyper, Move Your Arse’ ‘The ‘Only One’ and The Leading Horse’ as well as number of others.

A superb concert for any Techno fans! If they make it back to the U.K make sure you get a ticket!

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Perhaps Germany's most well known and most appreciated export to the dance circuit, Scooter have enjoyed a largely successful career and continue to take a live show compiled of their greatest hits to the baying masses. With a huge discography spanning three decades, the group has had to consolidate the music into a snappy set yet due to the pace they have chance to play a lot of the fan favourites.

The audience is responsive throughout to frontman H.P. Baxxter as he encourages them to jump higher and dance faster to the opening beats of the aptly chosen 'Hello! (Good to Be Back)'. The energy does not drop all evening as the whole outfit onstage perform with such vigour and enthusiasm, the crowd clearly feels obliged to join in. There is no provocation needed though during the familiar 'Jumping All Over The World' and 'Nessaja' which has the crowd dancing as one single unit.

Baxter continues to bring the party vibes and really does his duties as a frontman, through the lights you can see him dancing and moving continuously until the final pulsating beat of 'Ramp! (The Logical Song)'. The band leaves having given the audience a lesson in classic trance.

What a show - truly truly fantastic!

The staging was superb

The music was fantastic

The meet & greet as part of the VIP Package was just great

Just an amazing show and long over due in the UK - come back again very soon!

Excellent show got the crowd bouncing . Definitely would go to see them again, buzzing. Even the support band was excellent played some really gd songs , and when they played let it go from Frozen 6000 people went crazy

You always deliver! We love your music and you always have hardcore. Don't stop the music, you have given us so many great memories. We look forward to see you in the future. We already plan our next concert with you.

Absolutely brilliant everytime I see him live he gets better and better if you haven't gone to see SCOOTERS yet GO you will not be disappointed if you like his music then see him live there is no change in his voice

Fantastic night, the guy creates a great atmosphere. We left feeling hyper hyper. Just a great artist to listen to whilst driving fast to take away any stresses you may have in life. Brilliant!

Loved seeing scooter full of life. Kept me buzzing for weeks after. Going to see them again and again. Such an amazing experience. And the support acts were grate DJ Jerome was amazing to.

It was an Amazing concert. My first but not last ;-) i can not wait for the next one. It was a good outdoor place to hold a concert. So thanks for a fantastic night.

Scooter was amazing this year again cannot wait to see him next year again music was great from start to finish and came back on stage at the end for more tunes

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Visit the tulip fields near Keukenhof with an electric scooter

Experience the tulip fields outside Keukenhof Gardens with an electric scooter tulip tour . The electric scooters are perfect to ride along the flower fields and see beautiful flowers, visit tulip farms and the surroundings of Keukenhof Gardens . Are you ready to start your adventure? This self guided scooter tour starts from Noordwijk (10 km from Keukenhof).

You can decide the time hour of the tour when booking. There is a 2-hour morning tour , a 3-hour afternoon tour and an all-day tour (until 5pm). The full-day tour is perfect for combining the tour with a visit to Keukenhof Gardens or a tulip farms and show gardens. The electric scooter is noiseless and very easy to ride.

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Whats included with the scooter tour:

• A fully charged electric scooter
• Self guided tulip route for your mobile phone
• The tulip route passes great photo locations
• free scooter insurance

What you need to drive your electric scooter

• The scooter is for 1 person. No children can ride on the back
• No alcohol allowed
• Upon presentation of valid ID and (scooter) driving license.
• Age – from 16 years and older
• On the full-day tour, you will have time to visit e.g. Keukenhof or another tulip attraction (note: tickets for attractions are not included in the scooter tour)

Price electric scooter tulip tour

The tulip fields scooter tour is available from  21 March to 12 May 2024 . In high season the tours sell out fast so book your tour in time!

The price of the electric scooter tour depends on the tour chosen.

Start location 10 kilometres from Keukenhof

The scooter tour starts at about 10 kilometres from Keukenhof . The starting address is: Hotel NH Conference Centre Leeuwenhorst in Noordwijk. You can park for free at the start location and a bus stop can be found at a 2 minute walk. From the start location you drive directly along the flower fields.

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Tijdens een 3 uur durende E-scooter tour door Limburg ervaart u de prachtige omgeving in alle rust. Dankzij de elektrische aansturing tourt u geruisloos langs de allermooiste plekjes! Liever langer touren? Dankzij de ruime accucapaciteit kun je ook de hele dag (max. 80km) ermee op pad!

E-scooter tour 

Een rit op dit moderne vervoersmiddel is milieuvriendelijk, comfortabel en stil, maar vooral bijzonder leuk! Ideaal voor een dagje uit met familie en vrienden omdat je dit voertuig perfect kunt inzetten voor 2 personen (1 volwassene en 1 kind tussen de 8 en 15 jaar).

Bij de E-scooter ontvangt u een route die u de weg wijst en weer veilig terugbrengt naar Maashof. Verdwalen is haast onmogelijk!

Wat kost een E-scooter tour?

Wilt u een elektrische scooter huren? Dit is mogelijk voor 1 of 2 personen (1 volwassene en 1 kind tussen de 8 en 15 jaar) per scooter. Een tour van 3 uur kost slechts € 45 per E-scooter. Wilt u liever de hele dag op pad? Dan is dit ook mogelijk! Het huren van de E-scooter voor de hele dag bedraagt € 70,- per E-scooter (max. 80 km). 

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Je betaalt voorafgaand aan de huur een borg. Het borgbedrag is € 50,- per voertuig, met een maximum bedrag van € 150,-. Je kunt ook kiezen voor een creditcard garantie of voor het inleveren van een ID kaart, paspoort of rijbewijs als borg.

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Welkom bij Scooter Experience, dé ultieme bestemming voor het leukste groepsuitje in de regio Zaanstreek Waterland! Stap samen met je vrienden op een e-scooter en verken op een duurzame manier de adembenemende schoonheid van de Zaanstreek en Waterland. Bij Scooter Experience draait het allemaal om avontuur, gezelligheid en onvergetelijke momenten.

Kies uit één van onze zorgvuldig samengestelde routes en ontdek de zaanse schans, de polders, of de pittoreske dorpjes die zaanstreek en waterland rijk zijn. welke route je ook kiest, één ding is zeker: je beleeft een dag vol plezier zonder verrassingen achteraf. bij scooter experience hanteren we een vaste prijs, zodat je kunt genieten van het avontuur zonder je zorgen te maken over onverwachte kosten. ook bieden we de mogelijkheid voor een lekkere borrel of volledig diner in ons restaurant 1456., scooter experience staat garant voor een onvergetelijke ervaring op een duurzame manier waarbij plezier voorop staat. boek vandaag nog en maak je klaar voor een dag vol uitdaging en plezier. ontdek de regio op de meest unieke manier met scooter experience, onze routes.

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Wij bieden vijf verschillende routes aan. De routes hebben een mooie mix tussen natuur en cultuur. Je rijdt onbezorgd door het Noord-Hollandse landschap, met onderweg komt u voldoende plekjes aan om even te stoppen voor leuke foto’s of om iets te drinken of te eten. Je maakt jouw dag compleet met een van onze arrangementen. 

Onze klanten beoordelen ons met 5 sterren. wij zijn daar uiteraard zeer trots op. laat u ook uw ervaring met ons achter wij vinden het leuk om te lezen hoe u uw experience heeft beleefd en het helpt onze toekomstige gasten.

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Je moet wel in het bezit zijn van een scooter of gewoon rijbewijs

Tevens kunt u de scooters per dagdeel huren. Hiervoor worden op maat gemaakte afspraken en prijzen gehanteerd.

De route die u wilt rijden mag u zelf bepalen. Ook hebben wij via Route.nl enkele routes uitgezet mocht u daar de voorkeur aangeven.

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Motorcycling in the Netherlands- Everything you need to know

Planning to go touring in Holland with a motorbike? There are some essential things you need to know before your trip, including important paperwork and what kit to bring with you. Here’s everything you need to know about motorcycling in the Netherlands.

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Motorcycling in Holland- or is it the Netherlands??

Ok, let’s start with the obvious- what’s the difference between calling it ‘Holland’ or calling it ‘the Netherlands’?

It’s a little bit like the difference between the UK and GB- ‘Holland’ only refers to part of the country (and a small part at that), whereas ‘the Netherlands’ refers to the entire Kingdom (yep, it still is Kingdom of the Netherlands)

So, if you’re planning a trip around the country, you’ll need to say ‘the Netherlands’. Having said that, many people (including us at times!) still incorrectly refer to it as Holland, so I’ll use the terms interchangeably throughout this post.

Motorcycling in the Netherlands- why you should go!

The Netherlands are known for several things- canals, clogs, tulips, windmills and being flat. Oh, and you’ve probably heard of Amsterdam, especially the red light district. If you follow the news, you’ll definitely have heard of the Hague.

But there’s a lot more to the country than that- it’s full of beautiful countryside, ridiculously pretty towns, delicious food and a lot of history. Not every road is by a dyke or windmill- there are also forests and, although the country is flat, there are a few sweeping roads with great corners which make them fun to ride.

This is also the place to bring your bicycles if you’re touring the Netherlands with a motorhome or campervan – most of the country is perfect for enjoying on 2 wheels.

I have Dutch god-parents, so I grew up visiting the country and exploring it on road trips with my family. I’ll be honest, many of my memories of the country involve Poffertjes (small Dutch pancakes served warm with butter and icing sugar) and Kibberling- we’ll get to those shortly!

It’s also not a big country and it’s easy to see a lot in a week, especially if you’re travelling by motorcycle.

When to go motorbike touring in the Netherlands

The Netherlands has a climate very similar to the UK- it’s on roughly the same latitude as Norwich or Wales. The best time to plan a motorcycle trip is from Spring (mid-April) to Autumn (probably around mid-October), but rain can happen at any time.

If you want to see the tulips, go between mid-March and mid-May (obviously, exact times vary), but this time is also very popular with tourists.

On the 27 April, there is a National holiday called King’s Day. Expect a LOT of orange clothing, orange hair and events happening all over the country. The Dutch Royal Family are known for making surprise visits to unexpected places, so keep your eyes peeled! (Although, be honest, would you recognise them??)

July and August are the busiest months for tourists and there can be big queues for the peak attractions, so avoid those if you can. Having said that, it’s the best time to enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches along the north coast. There’s a party on ‘Flag Day’ (when the first herring are brought in). There’s also the North Sea Regatta, Holland’s biggest sailboat race, and the Scheveningen International Fireworks Festival, held during August, which is well worth a visit.

During Autumn, the weather is perfect for road trips, without having to fight through the worst of the tourists. Make time to visit the Nijmegen Kunstnacht art festival- a huge gathering of artists of all varieties.

In the winter, there’s a lot more rainfall and it can be cold, damp and dreary. Again, much like southern England, there are no mountains (although there are hills), so don’t expect much snow (although it does happen occasionally.)

But there are several light festivals which happen around the country, including the Amsterdam Light Festival (one of the largest in the world) and also Glow Eindhoven and Candle Night, Gouda. Also, many of the canals freeze in winter and it’s possible to ice-skate on them (but please only do this with permission in case the ice isn’t as thick as you thought!)

Motorcycle Holidays in the Netherlands – Where to go

Before we dive into planning your motorbiking tour of Holland, let’s look at some of the best places to visit.

Highlights of a Netherlands road trip include:

• Giethoorn – the village with no roads. Yes, I know that’s weird for a road trip destination, but it’s magical
• Keukenhof Gardens to see the tulips and hyacinths
• Volendam– one of our favourite villages in Holland
• Nijmegen- the oldest city in the Netherlands
• Amsterdam- but do NOT drive into the city!
• Madurodam– a model village of the Netherlands and well worth a stop
• Windmills in Kinderdjik

Of course, there are plenty of other places to explore too. Make sure you bring a motorcycle camera or helmet cam – the scenery is spectacular.

Planning a riding route from UK to Netherlands

So, how do you get to the Netherlands from the UK with a motorcycle?

Using the Eurotunnel

By far the easiest way is the Eurotunnel. Normally, I’m all about the pros and cons of ferry vs tunnel, but in this instance, the tunnel is the best choice UNLESS you’re coming from up north. There is also a ferry from Dover to Calais if you’re unable to use the tunnel, but it takes longer to cross.

Once you’re across to France, you can drive from Calais, through Belgium and to the Netherlands is just 3 hours (it’s about 280km).

Harwich to Holland Ferry

There is also a ferry which goes directly to the Hook of Holland (which I think is where a lot of the name confusion comes from!) from Harwich, with Stena Line. You can take your motorcycle (or vehicle with trailer if you’re towing your motorbike ) on board and it takes about 7 hours.

If you’re travelling with a dog or cat, there are kennels on board you can book them into, but they can’t come into your cabin.

Hull to Rotterdam Ferry

For anyone in Scotland of the North of England, there is also a ferry from Hull to Rotterdam with P & O Ferries. This takes about 12 hours and again has cabins and pet kennels onboard.

There are no border controls if arriving into the Netherlands by road- you just ride straight in!

Motorcycle Hire in Holland

If you don’t have your own bike, or don’t want to take it, you can easily fly into the Netherlands and hire one. Just make sure to ask how to get from the airport to the rental agency- not all of them are at the airport itself and you might need to book a taxi.

To rent a motorcycle in the Netherlands most places will expect you to be:

• 21 to 25 years, depending on the company’s rental policy and have a valid driving licence
• Riders of motorcycles up to 125cc must be aged 18 or over.
• 16 is the legal minimum age to ride a scooter or moped (‘bromfiets’) under 125cc.
• Show identification (identity card for EU citizens or a valid passport for other nationalities) 

Make sure you have proof that you can take the vehicle across a border if that’s what you’re planning to do.

Don’t forget, it is YOUR responsibility to make sure the vehicle has the required safety equipment. The on-the-spot fines apply to you as the rider, not the company. Check in advance with the company what kit they will provide with the vehicle and what you will need to bring. If you are  solo motorcycle touring , remember you’ll need to carry everything yourself, including any motorcycle camping kit.

Take a list of what is legally required with you and check it off one by one as you are given the handover. Do not drive until you are happy you comply with the local laws.

You can expect to pay anywhere from 80€-180€/ day- based on model. Make sure you ask the right questions to know what’s included in your rental, such as:

• Mileage limits/ surcharge
• Kit included
• Luggage included
• Helmet rental available
• Pillion allowed
• Breakdown/ insurance cover
• Times & location of pick up/ drop off
• Documents needed

Motorcycling in the Netherlands- what gear do you need to carry?

Just like most of Europe , there are certain things you MUST carry with you whilst motorbike touring in the Netherlands.

Don’t forget, if you are driving through France to get to Holland, you’ll need all the kit France requires, plus anything extra required by the destination country.

Things you need to ride in the Netherlands- safety gear

These are the things you MUST have with you when you’re motorcycle touring in Holland.

• Wearing a helmet is mandatory for riders and pillions.
• Hi-vis reflective jackets  – NOT mandatory but highly recommend if you break down at night
• You do not need headlight beam converters on a motorcycle in Europe unless your headlight points dramatically to the left.
• Country (UK) sticker  attached to the back of bike on reg plates. (NOT the EU or GB sticker anymore!)
• If you wear glasses you MUST carry a spare pair

Lighting on motorcycle helmets and clothing in the Netherlands- what’s the law?

It was illegal to have additional lighting on both your clothing and motorcycle helmet when riding in the Netherlands. Turns out, this law was apparently reversed in 2021 and if you want to have a little lighting on your clothing/ helmet to make you more visible you can.

HOWEVER, your bike lights must still be clearly visible and understood, so don’t turn yourself into a Christmas tree!

NOTE – If buying a helmet, check for an ECE 22 E-Mark label to be road-legal on European roads. Read more.

Recommended bike accessories you MIGHT need when motorcycling in Holland

The following kit are things you might want to carry in your kit.

• Warning triangle
• First aid kit
• Spare bulbs – not compulsory, but useful
• Snacks and water- just in case!

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What documents do you need to road trip in the Netherlands?

If you’re riding in the Netherlands, you need to carry the following documents:

• Passport (or identity card)
• Driving licence (check it is in date!)
• Motorcycle Insurance documents- check you are covered for riding in Europe
• Breakdown cover
• Vehicle V5 logbook (which must show your correct address)
• Vehicle must be legally taxed and MOT’d
• International Driving Permit if required
• Personal travel insurance

Do I need an international driving permit to drive in Holland?

There is no requirement for UK licence holders to have an IDP in the Netherlands.

Motorcycling in Holland- where to stay overnight

In the Netherlands, there are several types of stopovers you can use.

Every campsite we’ve been to so far has been extremely clean and well-equipped. As we always

Like in the UK, campsites in the Netherlands vary in quality and price. Some campsites have great facilities, like swimming pools or a beach on a lake, watersports, play area, restaurants, fresh bread delivery, shop etc.

Others are more rustic and aren’t much more than an aire with an attendant. Expect the facilities at cheaper campsites to be much lower in hygiene standards than you might be used to!

They work much like in the UK- you arrive, check in (and will usually need to show a passport), are given or can select a pitch with or without electric (depending on what you booked) and that’s it.

Expect some campsites to keep your passport for the duration of your stay with them. This is often at the places where you haven’t paid in advance- I always try to pay in advance and keep my passport where I know it’s safe!

Dogs are normally always welcome on campsites, but there isn’t always a dog walk/ run where they are allowed off lead.

Because we rarely plan a route while touring, and therefore we never know where we’re going to be, we book campsites at the last minute- or just turn up. This doesn’t always work, (especially in  August or between October-March when many campsites shut) but there always seems to be something around which works out.

Dutch motorcycle trips in the school holidays- or not?

If you’re travelling in the school holidays, you’ll want to book up the campsite (if you’re using one) asap- the best ones get booked up months in advance.

If you’re NOT travelling during the school holidays, you might want to consider getting an ACSI camping card– you’ll save a lot of money on campsite charges if you’re using a motorhome or campervan to tow your bikes.

Driving tips for Dutch motorcycle travels

Holland is generally not too bad for drivers (at least, not compared to  motorcycling in Italy or Portugal!)

Some quick tips for driving or riding in the Netherlands:

• Holland drives on the right, like much of Europe
• You must give way to traffic coming from the right, unless signposted otherwise
• You might see a red and white inverted triangle sign which means you must give way on the crossing to other traffic.
• A square orange / white sign means you have right of way.
• Bicycles have right of way. Always. Even when they shouldn’t.
• A red round sign with a car means cars are prohibited, but motorcycle may enter. If it shows a bike and a car, you may not enter.
• When overtaking, move to the slow lane again.
• Helmets are compulsory
• Wearing earphones or buds is frowned upon (unclear if it’s illegal or not), but motorcycle intercoms/ bluetooth systems are not.
• Buses and trams have right of way.
• In-car speed camera detectors and  motorcycle sat-nav systems  warning of the presence of radars are illegal (whether they’re in use or not!)
• Using a mobile phone while driving is illegal, but you can use a hands-free unit
• Minor traffic offences can result in on-the-spot fines.
• UK driving licences are perfectly acceptable to use and you won’t need an IDP
• You must not use cycle lanes on anything bigger than a scooter – scooters with a maximum speed of 45kph must be driven on the street.

Speed limits in the Netherlands

Road safety is very important in the Netherlands and they take a dim view of speed- especially anyway near residential or school areas. The pace of life is slower and it’s common for many people to drive well below the speed limit.

• 130 km/h (80 mph) on motorways (Autosnelweg) (minimum speed 60km/h)
• 100km/h (62mph) on major roads and Expressways (Autoweg)
• 60-80km/h on regional roads (out of town)
• 50 km/h (31 mph) in built-up areas

As you enter a town (passing the yellow sign) the speed limit of 50kph applies (unless otherwise stated) until you are leaving the town and pass a yellow sign with a red line through it.

Filtering in Holland- is lane splitting legal?

Lane splitting is allowed in the Netherlands, but please stick to these rules:

• Use the left-most lane where possible.
• Do not go more than 10 km/h (6 mph) faster than cars/ other vehicles.

Riding in the Netherlands- what to do in the event of a road traffic accident

You should have a European Claim Form provided by your insurer before you leave. In the event of an accident, all parties complete and sign the form at the scene and then send a copy to your insurer for assessment. Don’t sign anything unless you are happy with what it says.

What to do at the scene:

• Stop your vehicle immediately but safely- out of the flow of traffic if possible.
• If a vehicle is blocking the road, use hazard lights and put the red warning triangle 30 metres from the scene to warn approaching traffic
• Name and address of all the people involved in the accident
• Vehicle registration numbers of all parties
• Insurance company details of all parties
• Take photos of damage using a camera, GoPro or phone

Yellow emergency telephones can be found every 2km along motorways.

Motorcycling in the Netherlands- security

We highly recommend paying extra attention to your motorbike security when travelling in Holland, as motorcycle thefts do happen, as does petty theft and pickpocketing, especially in the larger towns and cities. I know it’s not always possible, but try not to leave your bike unattended in an unsecured area and use a strong lock. If possible, park your bike in a garage overnight.

More useful things to know when motorcycling in Holland

Emergency Numbers:  112 will get you everything you need.

Language – Dutch, but English is widely spoken to an excellent standard (as are Flemish and German). The Dutch will love you trying to speak their language, but they are also aware that us mere English mortals can’t make those sounds!

Currency – Euro

Cards – most major credit and debit cards are accepted. American Express is only taken in large stores (not at tolls and often not at fuel stations)

Timezone – GMT+1 (or one hour ahead in BST)

Tipping – Service is usually included in a restaurant but do check. It’s common to tip other services, like taxi drivers

Shops – Unlike much of Europe, shops in the Netherlands don’t often close for lunch. Most are open every day from around 9 a.m. until 5.30 p.m. On Monday mornings, shops may not open until noon.

Many towns and cities have a shopping night where shops stay open until late, around 9 p.m. This is often on a Thursday. Many big supermarkets are open until 10pm.

Every Dutch city has its own rules for Sunday shopping hours. In most big cities, supermarkets are open until around 5.30 p.m on a Sunday.

Visa requirements : The Netherlands is in the Schengen zone, so you probably have a maximum of 90 days if you are not an EU resident.

Borders:  There are no formal border crossings if you are driving into the Netherlands

Telephone country code : +31

Touring the Netherlands with a dog

The Netherlands is very pet-friendly. They are allowed almost everywhere, including public transport and in many bars, cafes and restaurants. They are not often allowed in museums.

Now that BREXIT has happened and the UK pet passport scheme is no longer valid, you will need to get an Animal Health Certificate before you leave the UK.

You will need to get a worming treatment done by a registered vet before you leave the Netherlands, or between 24 hours and 5 days before re-entering the UK.

Other posts you might find useful:

Motorcycle touring- complete guide to getting started How I quit my job to tour Europe by motorcycle 5 epic roads in Europe How to choose the best motorcycle sat nav for you

Kat has spent years touring the UK and Europe by motorcycle, car and motorhome. It was the idea of motorcycle touring which pushed her to go from nervous new biker to excited explorer and she still can’t believe some of the crazy mountain roads she’s ridden!

She has owned several bikes, with her favourites being a Triumph Scrambler for long rides and her current speed demon- a ZX6R (both purple!) Whilst she loves to travel, her favourite thing is to help other bikers (both male and female) gain the confidence to have their own epic adventures. Ride safe!

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Absolutely fabulous and informative article. Perfect for my upcoming trip to the Netherlands. Thank you..

Is there anywhere, in particular, someone can recommend staying overnight for a night in Amsterdam with motorcycles?

A great insight for touring on a motorbike. Full of interesting and knowledgable info, thank you. Cheers Andy

P.S. in the section ‘Campsites’ you might want to review the first paragraph and make a small amendment.

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Dagtrips over de mooiste scooterroutes in Nederland

Wij reislustige Nederlanders trekken er massaal op uit voor roadtrips, fietsroutes en wandeltochten. Voor de liefhebbers zijn er zelfs vele motorroutes te vinden. Maar hoe zit dat voor de scooterrijders onder ons? Samen met een vriend of vriendin een dagje genieten van een mooie rit kan natuurlijk óók op een scooter. Hoewel er geen officiële scooterroutes in Nederland bestaan, kan je wel degelijk mooie routes vinden die perfect zijn om met een scooter af te leggen. We zetten de favorieten op een rij!

Wat zijn scooterroutes in Nederland?

Eerst even een lesje verkeersregels, want hoe zit het ook alweer met scooters? Eigenlijk heel simpel: binnen de bebouwde kom moet een (brom)scooter op de weg. Buiten de bebouwde kom mag dit juist niet en hoor je je op het fietspad te begeven. Binnen de bebouwde kom zijn er uitzonderingen waarbij verkeersborden aangegeven dat scooters op het fietspad moeten rijden. Dat betekent dus dat een geschikte scooterroute een route is waar je met een scooter comfortabel kunt rijden volgens deze regels. Daarmee is een populaire fietsroute dus ook niet per se een geschikte scooterroute. Ook niet onbelangrijk voor een geschikte route: onderweg rijd je natuurlijk door mooie gebieden met leuke tussenstops. Gelukkig zijn er genoeg scooterliefhebbers die je voorgingen en mooie routes hebben vastgelegd met hun GPS.

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Waarop moet je letten tijdens een scootertocht?

Als dagtripje een mooie scooterroute rijden, is iets anders dan je even snel verplaatsen tussen je huis en je werk. Het is dan ook aan te raden om goed uitgerust te zijn, zowel voor je eigen veiligheid als om volop te kunnen genieten van de mooie tocht. Denk daarbij aan de volgende uitrusting: ➳ Een topkoffer. Zo kan je alles meenemen wat je voor een dagtocht (of weekend) nodig hebt, zonder zware rugzak te dragen of iets tussen je benen te plaatsen. Wel zo comfortabel. ➳ Zorg voor een goede scooterhelm die goed past en comfortabel draagt. Helmonline.nl heeft een uitgebreid assortiment met goede en betaalbare helmen. Voor langere ritten is een integraalhelm een slimme keuze. ➳Onmisbaar als je scooterroutes in Nederland wil gaan verkennen, is een telefoonhouder. De routes zijn niet bewegwijzerd, dus om te voorkomen dat je steeds moet stoppen om de route op te zoeken, kan je een handige houder monteren waarop je de GPS route geopend houdt.

♡ TIP: Onderstaande routes komen van scooterrijders die hun route hebben vastgelegd op RouteYou.nl . Daar vind je nog veel meer inspiratie. Tegenwoordig worden er ook op veel plekken E-choppers verhuurd. De routes die daar worden gebruikt zijn ook perfect om met je scooter af te leggen omdat ze altijd door mooie natuurgebieden of langs bezienswaardigheden leiden.

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1. Rondje Zeeland– 156 km

Zeeland leent zich als geen ander voor een mooie roadtrip en dat geldt zeker ook voor de scooter. Deze route is een volwaardige dagtocht van 156 kilometers met onderweg veel mooie tussenstops. Je start en eindigt in Veere met onderweg sfeervolle dorpen en steden als Middelburg, Goes en Domburg. Maar natuurlijk ook uitgestrekte stranden, zoals het strand van Vrouwenpolder. Ook Neeltje Jans en de Oosterschelde liggen op de route. Deze route is wat ons betreft dan ook het beste te rijden in een heel weekend. Onderweg zijn er genoeg leuke B&B’s en hotelletjes voor een overnachting. Zo maak je van je scootertocht een echte minivakantie!

2. Rondje Markermeer – 150 km

Woon je in Amsterdam? Dan is dit echt een van de scooterroutes in Nederland die je niet mag missen. Vanuit de hoofdstad rijd je namelijk zo de rust en ruimte in. De eerste bezienswaardigheid onderweg is Fort C in Muiden, waarna je richting Almere scootert met aan je linkerhand het Markermeer. Natuurliefhebbers stoppen tussen Almere en Lelystad zéker even voor een wandeling door natuurgebied de Oostvaardersplassen. Na Lelystad pak je de Houtribdijk (N307) naar Enkhuizen. Enkhuizen is alweer een stop waard, want het geldt niet voor niets als één van de mooiste plaatsen in Nederland! Met het Markermeer continue aan je linkerzijde, rijd je vervolgens door naar nog meer Hollands glorie in Edam, Volendam en Monnikendam, alvorens je weer in Amsterdam aankomt. De hele route is ruim 150 kilometer lang en ook zeer populair onder racefietsers.

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3. Posbank scooterroute – 60 km

Na zee, strand, polders en oudhollandse dorpen is het tijd voor bossen, heide en ‘bergen’. Daarvoor kan je met de scooter goed terecht bij de Posbank. Deze route start in Putten en voert al snel door een van de mooiste natuurgebieden van Nederland: Nationaal Park de Hoge Veluwe. Je volgt de N310 en N311 met onderweg volop gelegenheid om de scooter even te parkeren en een mooie wandeling te maken zodat je dieper de natuur in kunt. Deze route overlapt op sommige punten met de Liberation Route, waar je veel informatiepanelen vindt over de oorlogsgeschiedenis. Deze populaire (scooter)route brengt je vanzelf naar de Posbank: het hoogste punt van de Veluwe, met 90m boven het NAP. Hier vind je ook het bezoekerscentrum Veluwezoom in Rheden, het eindpunt van deze route. Maar je kunt er ook eenvoudig een lus van maken om weer uit te komen op het startpunt in Putten.

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Netherlands Scooter Regulations

Find out all you need to know about Netherlands scooter regulations including different licensing and driving rules that apply depending on max speed of vehicle.

SCOOTERS vs MOPEDS

Generally speaking, a scooter is differentiated from a moped by the way it is driven. With a scooter, the legs of the driver are together while a moped is driven with legs apart, straddling both side of the vehicle frame.

NETHERLANDS SCOOTER REGULATIONS

In the Netherlands, a ‘scooter’ and a ‘moped’ are the same when it comes to vehicle category, driving rules and ownership requirements.

Since this information article is for internationals, we will use the more common term scooter rather than moped, since the rules are the same for both in the Netherlands.

DRIVING GUIDELINES

Scooters that travel at a maximum speed of 25 kph (referred to as ‘ snorfiets ‘) can be driven on bicycle paths and dedicated bike lanes in Netherlands with the exception of Amsterdam and Utrecht. In both cities, all scooters must be driven in the street.

Scooters with a maximum speed of 45 kph (referred to as ‘ bromfiets ‘ or ‘ brommers ‘) must be driven in the street, not on bicycle paths or dedicated bike lanes.

Scooters are not allowed on motorways (‘ autosnelweg ‘) or expressways (‘ autoweg ‘), as the minimum speeds on these roads are 60 kph and 50 kph respectively.

It is illegal to hold a mobile phone while driving a scooter in Netherlands.

HELMET REQUIREMENTS

As of 01 January 2023, a helmet must be worn when riding a scooter in Netherlands as either a driver or a passenger. This applies to both brommers and snorfiets . The fine for not wearing a helmet is €100.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS

Anyone who operates a motorized scooter in the Netherlands must be in possession of a valid driving license…

The minimum Dutch license (or international equivalent) required to drive a scooter is the Class AM license (‘rijbewijs’). It allows the holder to legally operate certain vehicles – scooter, moped, speed pedelic (i.e. electric bike with max speed of 45kph) or microcar. The minimum age to apply for a Class AM license is 16 years.

A driver who has a Dutch license (or international equivalent) to operate a motorcycle (class A), car (class B), truck (class C) or bus (class D) is automatically allowed to drive a scooter and does not need an additional license.

REGISTRATION & INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

Owning and operating a scooter in the Netherlands requires it to be registered with the Dutch department of motor vehicles (RDW) and to be insured for third-party liability with a Dutch insurer.

The registration process will vary depending on whether the scooter is being purchased brand new from a dealer, pre-owned from an individual or if you are importing a scooter from another country (within or outside the EU). The process for each of these scenarios is detailed on the RDW website .

A scooter’s registration includes relevant information about the model, the unique vehicle identification number and the license plate number assigned to the vehicle.

The Dutch scooter license plate for vehicles with a maximum speed of 25 kph ( snorfiets ) are blue square with white outline and lettering.

The license plates for scooters with a maximum speed of 45 kph ( bromfiets ) are yellow square with black lettering and outline.

To register a scooter in the Netherlands, you must take out an insurance policy with a Dutch insurance company. The company adds the insurance policy details for the vehicle to the RDW database. The law requires all scooters operating in the Netherlands to be insured for third-party liability.

Dutch scooter insurance policies (for snorfiets, bromfiets/brommer) are offered by:

• Centraal Beheer

SCOOTER RENTAL & SHARING IN HOLLAND

A foreign driver’s license (Class B equivalent) is generally accepted for visitors wanting to rent a scooter while on holiday in the Netherlands. Mandatory third-party liability insurance is typically included in the rental cost with additional coverage optional.

Shared scooter mobility companies operate in many larger Dutch cities. Once you have registered with a company, you can use its smartphone app to locate the nearest available vehicle, create the reservation, start and stop the engine, end the journey and have the cost of the trip deducted from your bank account.

Scooter-sharing companies in Netherlands include Felyx (active in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague), GO Sharing (available in Breda, Delft, Den Bosch, Eindhoven, Haarlem, Hilversum, Rotterdam, The Hague, Tilburg and others) and Check. (available in Amsterdam, Breda, Groningen, Rotterdam and The Hague).

ELECTRIC STEP SCOOTERS IN NETHERLANDS

Electric kick scooters  or e-step scooters (such as the  Ninebot KickScooter F2  and  InMotion S1 E-step ), which are completely different than the scooters/mopeds discussed above, are banned from all roadways and cycle paths in Netherlands. Riding one can result in a fine and/or confiscation of the vehicle.

These items are categorized as LEV s(Light Electric Vehicles), for which there is no standardized national framework. Until such framework exists, the Dutch Safety Board (OvV) deems them dangerous and thus cannot be used in any public space in the Netherlands.

Government agencies are in the process of developing the framework that will apply to LEVs and is expected to be introduced in early 2024. Elements will include vehicle registration, insurance requirements, minimum age to use and rider training.

Find up-to-date information on LEVs in Netherlands here .

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Enjoy the most beautiful flowers, the beach, the dunes, Tulip farms and, of course, Keukenhof. During the route, you will discover the versatility of the Bollenstreek and the beauty of flowers in the Bollenstreek.

Enjoyment on an electric scooter

The new electric scooter is ideal for discovering the Bollenstreek (bulb region). These scooters are noiseless and ride wonderfully. Because you don’t have to wear a helmet, you can fully enjoy the ride. Riding the scooter is also very easy, and both young and old can take off in no time at all. Don’t forget to wave along, because the scooter attracts a lot of positive attention.

Scooter sightseeing package

There are several routes available. You can choose to discover mainly the beaches and the dunes but also the flowers in spring and summer. The following tours are available:

• Tulip route
• Beach & Dune route
• Bollenstreek route
• Quest route
• Of course you can also drive your own route

Included in the package

• 3 hour, 4 hour or full day rental scooter
• Clear explanation about driving the electric scooter
• Route description
• Free parking area

Points of attention

• Rental of electric scooter including route description
• Own risk € 175,00 per scooter
• Departure location: Jacoba van Beierenweg 97A Voorhout
• Age: from 16 years onwards
• Driving licence obligatory

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