Yes, dogs are welcome along the Tulip Trail, provided they are leashed and do not disturb other visitors. Dogs (and their owners) may walk along the edge of the fields, but certainly not in the tulip fields themselves nor off-leash. In this way, together we ensure that the flowers are not damaged and everyone can continue to enjoy the route.

We understand that some visitors prefer a paper map, especially if they’re used to having one from previous years. However, we’ve decided not to print maps anymore, and there are a few important reasons for that:We begrijpen dat sommige bezoekers graag een papieren kaart willen, zeker als ze dat gewend zijn van eerdere jaren. Toch hebben we ervoor gekozen geen kaarten meer te drukken, en dat heeft een paar belangrijke redenen:

Why no more cards?

• We cannot share current information via a map.
• Printing and distributing cards is expensive, time-consuming and unsustainable. Each year, many unused cards remained.
• Routes sometimes change at the last minute (e.g. due to weather conditions or road works). A printed map is then immediately out of date.

So how do you navigate?
The 2026 edition used the IziTravel app. Through this app you can easily follow the route via your phone and along the way listen to beautiful stories about the landscape, farms and flowers 🌷.

Thank you for your understanding – we’re doing everything we can to make your journey as enjoyable and up-to-date as possible!

Yes you can take public transportation well to the Dronten Cycle Route, the Almere-Zeewolde Cycle Route and the Tulip Art Route (2026 edition, Almere). Look for that on the ‘Our routes’ page

You are a guest in our beautiful Flevoland. We hope you enjoy not only the tulips but also the vast landscape. Always respect the property of residents and growers. NEVER enter the tulip fields, but stay to the side.

Tulpenroute Flevoland is an annual event where visitors can admire the colorful tulip fields in our region during spring. With car routes, bike routes, and walking routes, we attract thousands of visitors to the rural areas of Flevoland. Made possible in part by essential volunteers and valuable sponsors.

It looks like the weekend of April 25 and 26 will be the last weekend of Tulip Route Flevoland. By then, many tulip fields have already been budded – meaning the flowers have been removed from the stems. This decreases the colorful experience of the route.

Still want to see the tulips in their full glory? Then we recommend coming before or during that weekend.

• Open the izi.TRAVEL app.
• Go to Menu → Activate Tour.
• Log in or create an account.
• Enter the code exactly and click Activate.
• Go to My Tours → Purchases; your tour is now listed there.
• Click View tour → Start tour.
• Download/cache the tour (preferably via Wi-Fi).

No, we do not give refunds. That is administratively impossible to do. We also do not give refunds if you yourself decide not to use your ticket for any reason.

Many people are excited after doing the route, but forget to write a review. Unfortunately, people with a negative experience leave more often. Therefore, your positive reaction helps us tremendously! A short comment is already very valuable. A few words about your experience or what you liked is enough!

It’s very simple! Just follow these steps:

• Log in to the Izi Travel app or via the website.
• Go to the route you walked or drove.
• Click on the yellow asterisk on the right side of the route opening page.
• Enter the number of stars, your name and a brief comment if you wish.

Please note that the name you enter will also be visible in the review.

If you speak to happy people along the way, or know someone who came back from a tour excited, encourage them to post a review as well. And, of course, you may leave one yourself. 😊

Unable to write a review?

It may be:

• You have not walked or started the route (yet).
• You haven’t played any part of the audio yet (playback at home also counts).

Tip: write your review somewhere else first (such as in your notes), so you can easily copy it should the upload not work right away.

Did you accidentally buy the same itinerary twice on the IziTravel website or app? If so, you can report this to iziTravel and ask for a refund. Good to know: Tulpenroute Flevoland cannot process refunds itself. Refunds can only be arranged through IziTravel.

What can you do?

Contact IziTravel via the app:

• Open the IziTravel app.
• Go to the account or section where you purchased the route(s).
• There, use the contact form or help screen to contact IziTravel directly.
  • Logging into the IziTravel app
  • Select menu at top left
  • Choose Help and Feedback
  • Send Feedback
  • Please fill out the form as completely as possible.
• Indicate that you think you accidentally bought two tickets and ask for a refund on the ticket you didn’t use.
  

Why through the app?
This allows IziTravel to easily view your purchase information and process your request more quickly.

First, make sure you’ve downloaded the right app. The official IziTravel app is available in the App Store and Google Play. Do you have the right app, but it still doesn’t work? If so, try restarting the app or contact IziTravel for support.

This is the correct logo for the IziTravel app.

Check your spam/unwanted mail and check the e-mail address you used. Sometimes there is a delay. Also check directly in the app at “My Tours → Purchases.” Still nothing? Contact us through the app.

Make sure you are logged in with the exact same account as when you purchased or entered the code. Refresh the list or just log out and back in.

Tickets for the car tours with accompanying audio tour will be available through the website from Tuesday, April 7, 2026 and cost €6. The biking and hiking trails are free.

Check for typos and that you are logged in with the correct account. Does the problem persist? Contact us via the app.

You are probably using a different login method (e.g. Apple vs email). Log out and in again using the same method as when you purchased.

You can checkout your car route easily and securely using iDEAL/Wero, Bancontact, Visa or Mastercard . During checkout, choose the payment method that works best for you and complete your purchase immediately.

Make sure location access is on for the app, GPS is active and battery saver is off.

Use a stable Wi-Fi connection, check that you have enough storage, and restart the app.

Yes, the Tulip Art Route, this year in Almere, is easily accessible by public transportation. The start is next to Almere Centrum station, on the station square near coffee roastery Lot61.

Tulip art can be seen around the Esplanade, at stores around the Forum and various catering establishments near the Stationsplein in Almere.

This is not allowed. A farm is private property. It is not permitted to enter a yard or drive onto a lot path uninvited. Always ask permission from the relevant residents for this. Farms that open their grounds to visitors are identified by a Tulip flag at the roadside.

You should never enter the tulip fields. This is strictly prohibited. You then enter private land belonging to the farmer or grower. In addition, visitors may transfer viruses from one flower to another. This could jeopardize growers’ crops. Taking photos is allowed, but only from the side of the field.

The tulip trails are open from April 8. Usually from then on, the tulip seines can then be admired for three weeks.

The flowering of tulips cannot be controlled. This depends on species, temperature, sun and other weather conditions. Therefore, because last winter was wet and cold for a long time, it may take longer for tulips to bloom. Therefore, we cannot advise at what time most tulips are in bloom.

On the bloom meter on the home page, we provide regular updates on the growth of the tulips just before and during the Tulip Route.

Flevoland is a vast expanse and the trails are dozens of miles long. This means you won’t see tulip fields everywhere along the road, nor at every mile. Sometimes you won’t see any tulips for several miles, and sometimes a field will have been cut down by the end of the Tulip Route period. Tulips are sown all over Flevoland, so during each route you are sure to see many beautiful fields.

The organization looked at routes with an optimal experience of tulip fields for visitors.

Yes! We are preparing throughout the year and are also looking for volunteers for communication, planning and promotion.

No way, not necessarily! Everyone is welcome. For some tasks, knowledge or experience is helpful. We provide good explanation and guidance. Enthusiasm and a friendly attitude are most important.

Simply sign up by emailing contact@tulpenrouteflevoland.nl. You will then be contacted to get acquainted and see what cooperation can be!

There are many different tasks, such as:

• Host/hostess at starting points
• Host/hostess at Tulip Art Route
• Informing visitors along the route
• Helping at events, markets or workshops
• Handing out promotional materials
• Assisting with set-up and take-down
• Taking photos or supporting social media
• Serving as a companion/guide on a bus tour
• Other helping hands

Being a volunteer at Tulip Route Flevoland means contributing to a joyful, cultural and tourist event. You get to know new people, gain valuable experience and help promote Flevoland. And: it’s just great fun to do!