Teen Summers

Grand Slam & Match-Play Circuits

For athletes chasing ranking points, the Netherlands slots perfectly into multi-country tennis tours. Teens train with expert coaches, then test their skills in UTR-rated matches across Holland, Spain, Germany, and the U.K. Days alternate between drills, tournament play, and cultural outings—think Rijksmuseum mornings and center-court afternoons. Typical length: 17–26 days.

Pedal-Powered Expeditions

If your teen lives on two wheels, a cycling route from Amsterdam to the Italian coast will light them up. Groups ride through Dutch polders, Belgian chocolate towns, and French vineyards before climbing Alpine passes into Italy. Evenings are spent in hostels or family-run inns, where teens refuel on local cuisine and compare Strava stats. Expect 3–4 weeks of steady mileage, van support, and unforgettable scenery.

Capital-Hopping Rail Adventures

Amsterdam’s central station is a springboard for classic “Euro-rail” teen travel programs covering London, Paris, Munich, Interlaken, and Venice. Itineraries focus on big-city icons (Anne Frank House, Eiffel Tower, Marienplatz) blended with outdoor thrills in the Alps or Italian coast. Teens learn to read timetables, budget euros, and order gelato in Italian—all under the wing of experienced leaders. Trips range from 17 to 30 days.

Middle-School Culture Samplers

Rising 7th and 8th graders gain confidence on shorter, gentler loops between Paris and Amsterdam. Days mix hands-on art workshops, biking along canals, and pancake-house dinners. The pace is slower, group sizes are smaller, and nightly reflections help younger travelers process everything they’ve seen.

Multi-Sport & Adventure Combos

Some programs weave tennis, hiking, and sailing into one epic circuit. Teens might open with clay-court clinics in Spain, face Dutch club teams in Utrecht, trek the Swiss Alps, and wrap up on Italy’s Riviera. Built for older high school students, these 21–30-day journeys pack variety without feeling rushed.