Highlights of this tour
- Kinderdijk
- Blokweer Museum Mill
- Nederwaard Museum Mill
- The Wisboomgemaal Visitor Center
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE TOUR TO KINDERDIJK – APPROX. 4 HOURS
Accessibility information
- Use of adapted vehicle for the drive to Kinderdijk.
- The Kinderdijk cruise boat is wheelchair accessible and can take 2 to 3 wheelchairs or scooters, depending on the size of the mobility equipment
- The mills are not accessible due to small entry and stairs
- There is an adapted bathroom in the visitors center
What is included?
- Private Tour
- Tour duration: approx 4 hours
- Private adapted transport
- This tour is also possible from Amsterdam (tour duration is longer)
- Pick up and drop off from the cruise port or accommodation
What is not included?
- Tips
- Food and drinks
- Entrances, unless states. The entrances for the cruise boat need to be booked in advance.
- This tour includes a driver. We can add a private licensed guide upon request at an additional cost.
About this Wheelchair Accessible tour to Kinderdijk
This accessible tour to the Kinderdijk brings you to the windmills lined up along the water at Kinderdijk, in the South of Holland. This picturesque village allows for great pictures and a relaxing boat ride along the mills. This tour can be done with or without a guide. If you prefer to do the visit by yourselves, we will arrange for our driver to meet you at the port or your accommodation, he brings you to Kinderdijk with a private adapted vehicle and picks you up again, after the visit is over.
The village of Kinderdijk is located in the province of South-Holland and is known worldwide for its Kinderdijk Windmills. These 19 windmills are listed a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997 and the sight is one of the major tourist attractions in the Netherlands.
Water management
Kinderijk is located where the rivers Lek and the Noord meet. The Dutch have been managing the water since the Middle Ages. In and around the village, you find a large number of dikes, storage reservoirs, and pumping stations.
The best way to see the mills up close is to take a wheelchair accessible cruise boat that runs from the first of April till the first of October. This cruise takes you in about half an hour to the several mills and gives information in many different languages. The starting point is the beginning of the dike at the visitors center, opposite Kantine de Molenhoek. You need to reserve a spot on the boat prior to your visit.
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