Drones
Complete DJI FPV kits with goggles, insured, Dutch rules explained.
Renting a drone beats buying one for almost everyone: you get the newest DJI FPV gear for a weekend project, a travel video or a first try at flying, without the four-figure price tag or the shelf time afterwards. Our kits are complete — drone, goggles, batteries, charger, ND filters and a hard case — so nothing is missing when you arrive at the field.
Both drones are checked after every rental and insured on every booking. At pickup we walk through the controls together, and if it's your first FPV flight we take the time to get you comfortable before you leave.
Flying in the Netherlands comes with EU rules — registration, category limits, no-fly zones. We brief you on what applies to your drone at handover and give you a printed cheat sheet to take along.
DJI
DJI Avata 2 + Goggles 2 FPV kit
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DJI Neo + Goggles N3 FPV kit
Drone rental prices
| Drones | first day | Extra day | Week (7 days) |
|---|---|---|---|
| DJI Avata 2 + Goggles 2 FPV kit | €25.00 | €17.50 | €100.00 |
| DJI Neo + Goggles N3 FPV kit | €15.00 | €10.50 | €60.00 |
Rental prices include goggles and accessories. Gearbooker adds a service fee that includes insurance; check the final total before confirming. An extra day always costs less than the first day, and the week price is a flat total for seven days.
DJI Avata 2 or DJI Neo — which one to rent?
The DJI Avata 2 is the full FPV experience: immersive goggles, fast cinematic flight, propeller guards for indoor and close-quarters work. It's the drone for dynamic footage — fly-throughs, chase shots, action sequences. Note that it needs the EU A1/A3 certificate to fly legally.
The DJI Neo is the friendly entry point: under 250 grams, so no pilot certificate is required (you still register with EASA), simple controls and surprisingly stable footage. It's ideal for travel clips, social content and a first taste of FPV.
Unsure which fits? Tell us what you want to film and whether you've flown before — we'll recommend one and walk you through the controls at pickup.
Dutch drone rules in short
For small drones under 250 grams like the DJI Neo you don't need a pilot license, but you must register with EASA. For the Avata 2 you need the EU A1/A3 certificate. Around Amsterdam, stay outside the no-fly zones near Schiphol — the NLR drone map shows exactly where flying is allowed, and you get a printed cheat sheet from us at pickup.
Pickup in Diemen — 10 minutes from Amsterdam Central
Collect your FPV kit in Diemen, about 10 minutes by train from Amsterdam Central and easy to reach by car. We check the kit together at handover — drone, goggles, batteries, charger, filters, case — so you fly out with everything working.
Reserve on Gearbooker, pick a time slot, and bring the kit back when you're done — we handle inspection, charging, cleaning and maintenance after every rental.