The Netherlands has lifted most of the corona / COVID19 measures. This means that life before corona / COVID19 is coming back. Below we have listed the situation so that you can prepare well for your visit to, for example, the beach, the dunes and the tulip fields in spring.
Last update: 15 March 2022 | The measures below apply as of 23 March 2022
Current COVID19 (corona) measures in the Netherlands
- All restaurants, attractions, museums in the Netherlands are open according to normal opening hours
- A distance of 1.5 metres is no longer required
- A mouth mask is no longer obligatory
- The corona ticket (QR code) is no longer needed to visit restaurants, attractions, museums etc.
- Most travel restrictions have been lifted
What is open in the Netherlands
Below we have made an overview where you can immediately see whether a certain branch is open or not. Please note that many locations work with a limited capacity and need to be booked in advance.
| Location | Open |
|---|---|
| Hotels, B&B’s & Holiday Parks | Yes |
| Restaurants & Beach Clubs | Yes |
| Amusement parks, museums & zoos | Yes |
| Shopping malls & markets | Yes |
| Swimming pools | Yes |
| Sightseeing tours | Yes |
| Day trip to the beach | Yes |
| Cycling routes & walking routes | Yes |
Impact on tulip season 2022
The tulip season starts on Thursday 24 March and lasts until Sunday 15 May 2022. In the past two years, many activities during the tulip season were unfortunately cancelled. In 2022, we expect to be able to celebrate the beginning of spring abundantly again. Of course, the exact measures during the tulip season are not yet known. What we do know is that various attractions and events will be working with a limited daily capacity and time slots. If you would like to visit one of the following attractions during the spring, it would be wise to make your reservations in time.
| Events | |
|---|---|
| Flower Parade Bollenstreek | We are assuming that the Flower Parade will be able to run on Saturday 23 April 2022. |
Frequently asked questions – FAQ COVID19 / Corona
There are still travel restrictions between countries in the world. Because of this, it may be impossible to travel from your destination to the Netherlands or only with a negative COVID-19 test. The situation regarding travel restrictions between countries is changing rapidly. Check the Dutch government’s website for the latest information on travel restrictions.
No, there is no need to wear a mouth mask. Only at airports is it still compulsory.
Yes, restaurants and beach pavilions in the Netherlands are open.
Yes, hotels, holiday parks and campsites in the Netherlands are open.
Yes, museums, amusement parks and zoos are open.
Yes, shopping centres are open.
Yes, public transport runs. For current departure and arrival times check 9292.nl
More information on COVID19 / corona
For more information on the coronavirus and tips visit the RIVM website or the World Health Organization website.
Tips Bollenstreek
Come and enjoy between beach and city and discover Holland from the most beautiful holiday region of the Netherlands. View our tips below.
- Breathe in the healthy sea air and enjoy the beach & dunes in the Netherlands
- Enjoy the colorful flower fields in the Netherlands and Keukenhof Flower Park
- Discover the real Netherlands in the polders & lakes area of the Netherlands
- A day out to a city? You will find no fewer than eight historic Dutch cities around the Bollenstreek
- A day out? Read our Tips for a Day Out?
- Take a look at one of the many museums in and around the Bollenstreek
- Fancy an active day? Enjoy one of the cycling routes and walking routes.
