You don't have to pay an entrance fee to enter Giethoorn. You can park for free almost anywhere and some museums are also free to visit.
The best way to reach Giethoorn is to fly into Amsterdam and head to Zwolle. You can take the train from Amsterdam to Giethoorn and rent a car when you get there, or simply obtain a vehicle from the get-go and drive the whole way. The train trip will be about 2 hours.
The travel by train takes between 2/2.5 hours for a one-way ticket and costs about €25 per person. It is sometimes possible to buy a one-way ticket for approximately €15 per person in the lowseason.
Finding cheap train tickets in the Netherlands is all about timing and tools. Start by booking in advance, as prices are generally lower the earlier you book. Use Trainline's app or website to compare prices, get the best deals, and decide the best time to book.
Giethoorn is actually a pretty little village with lots of thatched houses worth seeing. However, it is completely overrun by tourists, especially the canals are crammed with far too many boats. Luckily we were there in the off-season when bad weather was forecast, so we were able to see quite a lot.
Most tourists come for a day in Giethoorn, a weekend, or even a whole week in the beautiful “Dutch Venice.” No matter how long you plan to stay, Giethoorn has much to offer, so you certainly won't be bored for a moment!
By train to Giethoorn
First, it is good to know that there is no train station in Giethoorn. The nearest NS train station is Steenwijk, followed by Meppel. You can also come to Giethoorn from Zwolle station.
Swimming in Giethoorn
In Giethoorn you can swim in open water in the Bovenwijde (popularly called 't Wiede) at the picnic island, accessible by boat. Bovenwijde is a lake to the east of Giethoorn. The lake is about 2 kilometers long and 1 kilometer wide. It is about 1 meter deep and is accessible by boat.
It takes no more than half an hour to reach the city of Utrecht from Amsterdam, for example, or 50 minutes to The Hague Central Station. Not only does the Netherlands boast a very extensive rail network, the trains themselves are really modern. The train cars are spacious and the seats are comfortable and roomy.
Schedule. The metro network opens every day at 6 am and closes at 12:30 am (midnight). The trains normally run every 10 minutes.
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