It’s less formal and more vibrant. Expect beach club-style terraces, great food, and entertainment between sessions. It’s perfect for guests who enjoy a lively, social atmosphere with top-class service.

Jim Clark has won the race a record-breaking 4 times.

Just a 30-minute train journey. Many guests stay in Amsterdam for the nightlife and culture, then travel to Zandvoort for race action.

By Train

From Zandvoort train station it’s about a 15 minute walk to the track, making train travel one of the easiest ways to go to the Dutch Grand Prix. Exit the station and follow the signs or the Oranje Army to Circuit Zandvoort. From Amsterdam Central, Sprinter or Intercity, the trains leave frequently (5 -10 minutes) and reach Zandvoort aan Zee in about 25 minutes.

By Bus

If you’re based near the Amstelland region or Haarlemmermeer then the bus can be a good way to avoid the crowds. Connexxion has a DGP Day Ticket, especially for F1 fans. This allows bus travel on any Connexxion lines in the Amstelland, Meerlanden and Haarlem-IJmond regions

By Bike

It’s one of the most practical ways to go to Zandvoort. The area is well developed for cyclists and the circuit has provided several facilities that aim to encourage bike use to get to the track and avoid the crowded trains. Amsterdam is 30km away and takes around 1 hour 45 minutes and Haarlem is only 10km away and takes roughly 30 minutes.

It’s part race, part festival. Zandvoort combines wheel-to-wheel racing with a beachfront party atmosphere. Think live DJs, orange flares, and thousands of passionate Dutch fans.

Lewis Hamilton holds the lap record with a time of 1:11.097 in 2021.

The Zandvoort circuit will host its first-ever F1 Sprint race in 2026, introducing the format to the Dutch Grand Prix for the very first time. This forms part of the expanded Sprint schedule for the 2026 season, which also features rounds in Shanghai, Miami, Montreal, Silverstone, and Singapore.