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First Timers

First timers get my S G Collins recommendation
I think a read of this will maximize your efficiency once you get there.

How not to get hit by a bike and other stuff they forgot to tell you about Amsterdam.


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FlyByNite - Travel preference, not business practice
Coffeeshop Menus - Let your Mouse do the walking

A Leprechaun wrote:An apartment is imho better than an hotel,most Hotels now frown upon or ban smoking,quite a few apartments either do not mind or turn a blind eye ,some actually provide an apartment that is very much smoker friendly,it is the future of the smokers trip to the 'Dam.

Thanks for the suggestion, i was actually thinking about it myself too? Do you - or anyone - have a recommendation?

Cheers Zol

milehigh wrote:I have a Cannabis Tour company in Amsterdam called "Ganja Tours". Most of our guides were born in Amsterdam and know the city one thousand times better then any visitor or newbie. With such a short stay and your first time I think a tour would be a great idea. You can do it on bikes and see more of the city then most do in two weeks of walking. Great cannabis from private gardens is furnished along the way and the tour's are always custom so no two are alike. It is a great way to learn a lot about the city in a short time. Cannabis and culture are a great combo. I think Maria is available for your dates.

http://www.ganjatours.net

Web site is a little stale but you get the idea.

Where was this offer when I was there???

Fly's little beginner article is good helped me not get squashed by trams.

I would PM Gapie, maybe he would knows a 'real local guy' tour guide. He should be able to answer most of your questions.
As to if you have to buy in each shop, general rule seems to be if buy a drink and ask if it is ok to roll something from another shop, just don't take the piss.

yes you can still roll a joint with tobacco, still you should try a vaporisor.

If you are paying someone to be your tour guide I am certain that you would be able to see the city in a smoker friendly way and yes you are right there are smoker friendly boat rides. try searching for the St Nicolaas boat club.

around £200/nights does seem expensive, check the hotels section of the forum, plenty of advice there

Bifton wrote:I would PM Gapie, maybe he would knows a 'real local guy' tour guide. He should be able to answer most of your questions.
As to if you have to buy in each shop, general rule seems to be if buy a drink and ask if it is ok to roll something from another shop, just don't take the piss.

yes you can still roll a joint with tobacco, still you should try a vaporisor.

If you are paying someone to be your tour guide I am certain that you would be able to see the city in a smoker friendly way and yes you are right there are smoker friendly boat rides. try searching for the St Nicolaas boat club.

around £200/nights does seem expensive, check the hotels section of the forum, plenty of advice there

Thanks, I will contact Gapie as he seems to be probably the most relevant source of information - based on my previous visits on this forum. Thanx for the advice.

I have never used a vaporizor, so be sure I will try this time

St Nicolaas has been put on the list

Cheers

Trad wrote:Gapie is your man for a tour....he knows most of the coffeeshop owners and staff. He will show you a smoker friendly Amsterdam...
Have fun.

Pauls Apartments has all ways been great.

Thank you Trad I will check what Paul has to offer. Cheers

Slip & Sal wrote:Fly's little beginner article is good helped me not get squashed by trams.

Thankx, I will check it later.