The best time to visit the Netherlands in the fall is in the first half of September, when the weather is still warm and the flow of tourists has eased.
With the exception of beach vacations, which are already limited by niche demand, tours to the Netherlands in September offer a balanced mix of leisure activities. From late August to late September, cycling tracks in nature parks and national parks become less crowded, and queues at museums in popular excursion towns noticeably shorten.
Participating in the triumphant processions of the Flower Parade through the winding streets of Aalsmeer on the first weekend of the month will make your Netherlands vacation in September a vibrant experience. The floral platforms are accompanied by performances by musicians, acrobats, and original artists.
In the middle of the month, Amsterdam's oldest working-class neighborhood will be swept up in the lively bustle of the Jordaan Carnival. In Tijl, Fruit Day celebrations are in full swing, while De Haar Castle plays host to the second act of the iconic Elf Fantasy Fair.
If you wish to see the august dignitaries in person, attending the opening ceremony of the parliamentary year is a must. The royal couple will arrive in a gilded carriage at the Ridderzaal to greet their subjects.
In the first decade of the month, Dutch vacation prices in September retain the momentum of the high season. Average rates for a vacation, including flight and comfort-class hotel accommodation, closely resemble high season figures, ranging from 1630-1665 EUR.
Starting from the second decade of September, there's a noticeable drop in temperature: daytime highs reach no more than +14...+16°C, while nighttime lows dip to +5...7°C. Consequently, tours to the Netherlands in September start to become more affordable, stabilizing at 1570-1600 EUR in the last week of the month.
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