Zeeland has hundreds of kilometres of coastline, but its beaches offer very different experiences. Some suit families and beach pavilions, others long dune walks, water sports, sunsets or quieter nature. This article focuses on useful[...]
Zuid-Kennemerland protects a changing dune landscape between Haarlem and the North Sea, with forest, wet dune valleys, open sand and large grazers within easy reach of Amsterdam. This article focuses on useful travel planning, current[...]
De Biesbosch is one of Europe’s major freshwater tidal areas, a maze of creeks, willow woodland, river islands and open water that is best understood from both land and water. This article focuses on useful travel planning, current[...]
Schiermonnikoog is the smallest inhabited Dutch Wadden Island and one of the best places to exchange mainland traffic for bicycles, dunes, broad beaches and a much slower rhythm. This article focuses on useful travel planning, current[...]
Terschelling combines immense beaches, Wadden nature, villages, maritime history and a strong cultural identity. It rewards travellers who stay long enough to move beyond the harbour and explore the island by bicycle. This article[...]