ROTTERDAM
HC Rotterdam is the Biggest Club in the Netherlands.
HC Rotterdam was founded in 1925 and is the largest hockey club in Holland. Both the men’s and women’s senior squads compete on the highest level of the Dutch league, which is called “Hoofdklasse”. They play their matches at their 10,000 capacity Hazerlaarweg Stadium on the outskirts of Rotterdam which also boasts six other top class pitches.
All EcoSports tours are individually tailor made. The services highlighted below are typical of what we include in our packages, however we can accommodate other specific requests. For groups travelling from Asia, Australasia or North America a football experience trip to Rotterdam can be combined with other destinations in Holland or other clubs just across the border in Northern France, Germany or Belgium or a short flight or ferry to the United Kingdom.
Choice of Services
Typically Included
Return flight or coach & ferry (carbon emissions will be offset)
Meet & Greet on arrival at the hotel or airport
Accommodation at Eco friendly 3 or 4* hotels within easy reach for all elements of the itinerary
Full or Half Board meal options (sport nutritional meals)
Full ground transportation upon arrival
Training sessions with HC Rotterdam coaching staff
Use of state of the art official training facilities
Provision of equipment for all sessions (balls, bibs, cones)
Friendly fixtures versus local teams (includes official local referees)
Post match functions
Tickets to ‘live’ hockey fixtures (subject to availability)
Seminars from professional club coaching staff
Cultural sightseeing excursions
Supervisory free coach/teacher place ratio of 1:10
Dedicated EcoSports Tour Rep with the group for the full duration of the tour
Optional Extras on request
Laundry
Filming of friendly games for post match analysis
Entry to visitor attractions
Use of local sports physio
EcoSports Tours Carbon Offset Pledge
We will calculate your estimated travel carbon footprint for this tour and will make a donation to this level toward our chosen carbon offset project.
