​Dutch Grand Prix Travel Packages 2025
Sunday, August 31, 2025
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Dutch Grand Prix holiday Expert insight & tailored recommendations
Choice can be a great thing, but when you’re planning a trip to the Dutch Grand Prix you want to be sure that you get the very best experience. We have tried and tested most grandstands, hospitality venues and hotels included in or Dutch F1 Grand Prix holiday packages.
If you’re not confident booking your trip independently or just don’t want to get it wrong we can make recommendations based on our own personal experiences. Knowing all the potential pitfalls of cutting back on service and inclusions we'd rather kindly decline business than risk jeopardising your trip.
If you’re not confident booking your trip independently or just don’t want to get it wrong we can make recommendations based on our own personal experiences. Knowing all the potential pitfalls of cutting back on service and inclusions we'd rather kindly decline business than risk jeopardising your trip.
Planning a trip to the Dutch Grand Prix as a gift
Every year we help people plan a trip to the Dutch Grand Prix for someone else. If you’re not an F1 fan yourself but want to give someone the gift of going to see a live Grand Prix we can guide you through the process.
Fully licensed, insured, & protected travel services
We are a fully licensed travel agency and tour operator. Every part of your Dutch Grand Prix trip is financially protected under the ATOL protection scheme and insured by the Travel Trust Association.
Stress-free travel arrangements
We enjoy spending time creating your Dutch Grand Prix experience so that you don’t have to. We make sure all your travel documents and tickets are where they should be so you don’t have to chase up delivery times or worry when they will arrive.
We’ll reconfirm hotel reservations, book transfers and make sure you have enough baggage allowance on your flights. You can just relax and enjoy the experience of watching live Formula 1.
Maybe you don’t know where to start. We are Grand Prix travel specialists. Call or email us and we’ll be more than happy to talk through your plans and help make your Dutch Grand Prix trip a reality.
We’ll reconfirm hotel reservations, book transfers and make sure you have enough baggage allowance on your flights. You can just relax and enjoy the experience of watching live Formula 1.
Maybe you don’t know where to start. We are Grand Prix travel specialists. Call or email us and we’ll be more than happy to talk through your plans and help make your Dutch Grand Prix trip a reality.
Dutch Grand Prix essentials at-a-glance
How to get to Zandvoort for the Grand Prix?
The Zandvoort Circuit is located in the coastal town of Zandvoort in the Netherlands, about twenty miles from Amsterdam.
Check out our guide to learn about how to get to Zandvoort for the Grand Prix.
Check out our guide to learn about how to get to Zandvoort for the Grand Prix.
Where to stay at the Dutch Grand Prix
Zandvoort is a picturesque seaside town, just a short trip from Amsterdam. For most travelling F1 fans the natural base for the Grand Prix weekend is Amsterdam which has an abundance of accommodation options to suit all budgets.
Check out our guide to help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Dutch Grand Prix experience.Which Duch Grand Prix grandstand is the grandest?
Check out our guide to help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Dutch Grand Prix experience.Which Duch Grand Prix grandstand is the grandest?
How to get around at the Dutch Grand Prix
Check out our guide to learn about the different options to help you get around during the Dutch Grand Prix.
Why go to the Dutch Grand Prix?
Circuit Zandvoort is renowned for its historic significance and challenging layout, featuring fast corners and significant elevation changes. The track’s close proximity to the North Sea also adds a variable wind factor that affects racing conditions, making for unpredictable and thrilling races.
Dutch fans are known for their passionate support, particularly for their home hero Max Verstappen. The atmosphere at Zandvoort is electrifying, filled with a sea of orange-clad supporters, creating a festive and engaging environment.
Dutch fans are known for their passionate support, particularly for their home hero Max Verstappen. The atmosphere at Zandvoort is electrifying, filled with a sea of orange-clad supporters, creating a festive and engaging environment.
How many days should I spend at the Dutch Grand Prix?
We recommend spending three full days, from Friday to Sunday, at the Dutch Grand Prix. This allows you to attend all the practice and qualifying sessions leading up to the main event on Sunday afternoon.
Additionally, you can enjoy the full schedule of support races between the F1 track action.
Additionally, you can enjoy the full schedule of support races between the F1 track action.
Three-day Dutch Grand Prix itinerary
This three-day Dutch Grand Prix itinerary offers a comprehensive experience at the circuit, ensuring you don't miss any highlights, including F1 practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and the Dutch Grand Prix itself.
Dutch Grand Prix weekend schedule at a glance
Here’s a quick overview of what to expect during each day at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Day 1 is action-packed with Formula 1 practice sessions, along with practice and qualifying sessions for support series, often including Formula 2, Formula 3 & Porsche Supercup.
Day 2, the day begins with Formula 1 team pit stop practice, followed by the third F1 practice session, support series races, and culminates with the thrilling Formula 1 qualifying.
Day 3, features support series races, the drivers' parade, and the highlight event, the Dutch Grand Prix.
Day 1 is action-packed with Formula 1 practice sessions, along with practice and qualifying sessions for support series, often including Formula 2, Formula 3 & Porsche Supercup.
Day 2, the day begins with Formula 1 team pit stop practice, followed by the third F1 practice session, support series races, and culminates with the thrilling Formula 1 qualifying.
Day 3, features support series races, the drivers' parade, and the highlight event, the Dutch Grand Prix.
Short on time? If you don’t have 3 days
If you're on a tight schedule, arriving in Dutch on Friday evening or Saturday morning for two full days will still enable you to experience all the F1 qualifying action and the Grand Prix.
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Essential tips for planning a trip to the Dutch Grand Prix
Try and book everything well in advance
When planning a trip to the Dutch Grand Prix, it's a good idea to book everything well in advance. Tickets typically become available shortly after the previous year's Grand Prix, often with early bird pricing.
Flights are generally released around 50 weeks prior to travel, varying by airline, and hotel bookings are available even earlier.
Flights are generally released around 50 weeks prior to travel, varying by airline, and hotel bookings are available even earlier.
Decide on your view
Our Dutch Grand Prix travel and official tickets packages allow you to choose from any of the Zandvoort Circuit grandstands. All grandstands include a reserved seat.
The Dutch Grand Prix boasts some of the most spectacular vantage points in motor racing.
Check out our guide to help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Dutch Grand Prix experience.
The Dutch Grand Prix boasts some of the most spectacular vantage points in motor racing.
Check out our guide to help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Dutch Grand Prix experience.
Check the F1 website for the full Dutch Grand Prix schedule
The race weekend schedule for a Grand Prix weekend, including support races and events like the drivers' parade, is usually released about a month before the race.
Regularly check the Dutch Grand Prix website
Regularly check the official Dutch Grand Prix website for up-to-date information, including event schedules, f1 fanzone details, driver autograph sessions, and locations of food and beverage outlets.
What to pack for the Dutch Grand Prix
Here’s my check list for what to pack.
Sunscreen - Essential for protection under the bright sun.
Waterproofs - Crucial for keeping dry in case of rain.
Comfortable Shoes - Expect a lot of walking at the Formula One Grand Prix.
Phone/Camera - Capture moments with your favorite F1 drivers and cars.
Smartphone - Crucial for booking taxis or rideshares, accessing tickets, itineraries, and the latest event updates.
Sunglasses - Protect your eyes and enjoy the race comfortably.
Credit/Debit Cards - Most F1 circuits are cashless, so cards are a must.
F1 Team/Driver Cap - Show your support while shielding yourself from the sun.
Sunscreen - Essential for protection under the bright sun.
Waterproofs - Crucial for keeping dry in case of rain.
Comfortable Shoes - Expect a lot of walking at the Formula One Grand Prix.
Phone/Camera - Capture moments with your favorite F1 drivers and cars.
Smartphone - Crucial for booking taxis or rideshares, accessing tickets, itineraries, and the latest event updates.
Sunglasses - Protect your eyes and enjoy the race comfortably.
Credit/Debit Cards - Most F1 circuits are cashless, so cards are a must.
F1 Team/Driver Cap - Show your support while shielding yourself from the sun.
GP TRAVELLER GUIDES
Dutch Grand Prix Travel Guide
INTRODUCING THE ZANDVOORT CIRCUIT
In this guide you’ll learn about how to get to Zandvoort for the Grand Prix™
In this guide you’ll learn about how to get to Zandvoort for the Grand Prix™
WHERE SHOULD YOU STAY DURING THE DUCH GRAND PRIX™ WEEKEND?
In this guide we’ll help you choose the best place to stay during your trip to the Dutch Grand Prix™.
In this guide we’ll help you choose the best place to stay during your trip to the Dutch Grand Prix™.
WHICH ZANDVOORT GRANDSTAND IS THE GRANDEST?
In this guide we’ll help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Dutch Grand Prix™ experience.
In this guide we’ll help you choose the perfect grandstand for your Dutch Grand Prix™ experience.
RACE WEEKEND TRAVEL AT THE DUCH GRAND PRIX™
In this guide you’ll learn about the different options to help you get around during the Dutch Grand Prix™.
In this guide you’ll learn about the different options to help you get around during the Dutch Grand Prix™.
Frequently asked questions about planning a trip to the Dutch Grand Prix
Discover the answers to your most pressing questions about planning an unforgettable trip to the Dutch Grand Prix with our FAQ guide.
When do tickets for the Dutch Grand Prix go on sale?
Tickets for the Dutch Grand Prix typically go on sale shortly after the previous year's Grand Prix.
When do flights go on sale for the Dutch Grand Prix?
Flights are generally released around 50 weeks prior to travel, varying by airline.
When do hotels go on sale for the Dutch Grand Prix?
Many hotels in Amsterdam are available to book more than a year in advance.
How do you get to the Zandvoort Circuit?
Check out our guide to learn about the different options to help you get around during the Dutch Grand Prix.
How much are tickets for the Dutch Grand Prix?
Ticket prices for the Dutch Grand Prix vary based on the grandstand selection and specific views within each. Tickets typically start at around £250 for a three-day ticket in one of the Bronze catagory grandstands. Prices increase for Gold catagory grandstands, such as the Grandstand opposite the pit lane or Tarzan Grandstand at the first corner of the lap, where they can exceed £350 for a three-day ticket.
What is the Dutch Grand Prix schedule?
The Dutch Grand Prix schedule typically looks like this:
Friday
Formula 1 First Practice Session 12:30 - 13:30
Formula 1 Second Practice Session 16:00 - 17:00
Saturday
Formula 1 Third Practice Session 11:30 - 12:30
Formula 1 Qualifying Session 15:00 - 16:00
Sunday (race day)
Formula 1 Grand Prix 15:00 - 17:00
Support series practice, qualifying and races, often including Formula 2 & Porsche Supercup take place on all three days.
All times are local times in Holland.
The full schedule is usually published on formula1.com about four weeks before the Grand Prix.
Friday
Formula 1 First Practice Session 12:30 - 13:30
Formula 1 Second Practice Session 16:00 - 17:00
Saturday
Formula 1 Third Practice Session 11:30 - 12:30
Formula 1 Qualifying Session 15:00 - 16:00
Sunday (race day)
Formula 1 Grand Prix 15:00 - 17:00
Support series practice, qualifying and races, often including Formula 2 & Porsche Supercup take place on all three days.
All times are local times in Holland.
The full schedule is usually published on formula1.com about four weeks before the Grand Prix.
How long should I allow for the trip to the Dutch Grand Prix?
For a complete Dutch Grand Prix experience, ideally set aside three days, from Friday to Sunday. This time frame covers everything from practice and qualifying to the main race. But if time is limited or you're mainly interested in the race, just attending on Sunday is perfectly viable.
What is the weather like at the Dutch Grand Prix?
The weather in Zandvoort at the end of August, during the time of the Dutch Grand Prix, is generally mild and pleasant, but it can be quite variable. Average temperatures typically range from about 13°C (55°F) to 20°C (68°F).
Being a coastal town, Zandvoort can be quite windy, and there is a moderate chance of rain with sunny spells throughout the day.
Being a coastal town, Zandvoort can be quite windy, and there is a moderate chance of rain with sunny spells throughout the day.
Can I book a Dutch Grand Prix trip as a gift for someone?
Thinking of gifting someone a Grand Prix experience? Every year we help people plan a Grand Prix trip for someone else. If you’re not an F1 fan yourself but want to give someone the gift of going to see a live Grand Prix we can guide you through the process.
Why should I book my Dutch Grand Prix trip with you?
Our commitment to your Grand Prix experience extends beyond bookings. We meticulously manage all travel details, including document and ticket organisation, hotel confirmations, transfers, and flight arrangements. Our goal is for you to relax and immerse yourself in the thrill of live Formula 1.
Is my money safe when I book my Dutch Grand Prix trip with you and are you ATOL protected?
As a fully licensed travel agency and tour operator, we provide complete financial protection under the ATOL protection scheme and are insured by the Travel Trust Association. You can book with confidence, knowing every aspect of your trip is secure.
