Concernant les visites : Nous avons passé environ 3h à Delft et 3h à Keukenhof. Delft est une jolie petite ville et 3h suffisent pour s'y balader. Keukenhof est un parc magnifique, adapté aux enfants de tous âges, mais très très touristique. Les 3h de visite sont possibles mais à faire au pas de course. Le retour de Keukenhof à Bruxelles, sans arrêt, était long (3h-3h30). Concernant l'organisation : Aucune info sur le programme sur le site de Viator. Le guide n'était vraiment pas dynamique (il faisait le job, ni plus ni moins) et, au vu des réflexions des touristes espagnols, je pense que sa maîtrise de cette langue était assez approximative. Nous n'avions pas non plus d'info sur la durée du trajet.

The bus was comfortable but the tour guide seemed less then enthusiastic about his job. He didn't smile, gave minimal information broken up into3 languages. We stopped at a dirty gas station for a so-called coffee stop and restroom break. Then once in Delft, we were given such little time, no maps, and little direction on where to spend our very limited time. Then when we arrived Keukenhof, we were told to wait outside the gates for 15 min. while he went to retrieve our entry tickets. I think he went for a smoke. He was so impersonal and nothing warm or entertaining in his personality. I would have preferred more time in Delft.

The bus was comfortable but the tour guide seemed less then enthusiastic about his job. He didn't smile, gave minimal information broken up into3 languages. We stopped at a dirty gas station for a so-called coffee stop and restroom break. Then once in Delft, we were given such little time, no maps, and little direction on where to spend our very limited time. Then when we arrived Keukenhof, we were told to wait outside the gates for 15 min. while he went to retrieve our entry tickets. I think he went for a smoke. He was so impersonal and nothing warm or entertaining in his personality. I would have preferred more time in Delft.