There is also a train that gets there quickly but that means schlepping luggage. In my experience, you’ll be fine leaving the day of - just leave a bit earlier to be on the safe side. We did the same thing - a few days in Amsterdam, and took the train to Rotterdam on departure day - very easy if you don't have too much luggage to handle. Various ways to get to the port after arriving in Rotterdam - there is public transit from the Rotterdam train station, as well as a taxi -great to share the costs with any other cruise passengers who are looking for the same connection. Our biggest hang up once when leaving the ship in Rotterdam for a few days traveling around Holland, was not having the right change for the metro and on a Sunday morning, no way to get it nor did it take our credit cards - needed a Dutch bank only. Between the two cities, how would you recommend splitting the time if we were going to fly to AMS three or 4 days before sailing But you can get that worked out while you are in Amsterdam ahead of time. Both Amsterdam and Rotterdam are big cities which I tire of quickly. Choose the things you want to see and schedule accordingly.
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Last visit I spent one day and one full evening at the must see sights in Amsterdam, one day walking a more neighborhood like part of town and a quarter day at the outdoor markets. I spent half a day biking the surrounding Amsterdam countryside. You can pick up a bus tour or train in Amsterdam to go to Gouda for the afternoon, you could spend more time but a half day will give you the flavor.
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