B&B Julianadorp aan zee

Family campsite within walking distance of the sea and beach in Julianadorp

With a preparation time of about 8 hours, this salmon is prepared in a traditional Finnish way. The specific taste is obtained by different types of brine and by the use of mainly domestic oak. Would you like to order salmon? Send a message to 06 42352043. You can also just drop by, salmon sandwiches are sold on site! The salmon smokehouse is located at the entrance of Manege Noot on Zwarteweg nr 4, Callantsoog. Opening days are on Friday and Saturday. Is the flag flying? Then there's fish! Has the flag been lowered? Then the stall is sold out.

Welcome to our cottage "De Kleine Stern" where we have everything ready for a pleasant stay. A quiet cottage with private entrance. Where peace and privacy is important. The right place for a stay along the beach, a nice bike or a big canoe trip. 200 meters of beach, dunes and sea. Near cycling, hiking and canoe routes. Ground floor: kitchen, bathroom with shower, living room with lounge dining area, radio, TV, Wifi. Two bedrooms with a total of 4 single beds.

Momento Tapas and more. A Tapa is a Spanish aperitif which is consumed originally with an alcoholic drink. Step inside and feel the Spanish atmosphere.

Accessible neighborhood library for young and old in the heart of Julianadorp

Holiday park with villas and plenty of activities by the sea

Rural B&B with a view of the bulb fields, beach within cycling distance

Tasty and Familiar. That's what it's all about at Bakery Dunselman. Our delicious breads, tasty cakes and pastries and our delicious cookies. Those products have been the cornerstone of our family company since we first got started 157 years ago.

There are only two bunkers of this type in the entire Atlantic Wall. These two imposing bunkers are located in the dunes near the "Zandloper" beach access point in Julianadorp. They were never used: the war ended before the bunkers were completed. The bunker on the north side is open to visitors. The bunkers consist of two floors. A huge circular shaft is visible where the artillery would have been placed. The ammunition would then be brought up through it. These bunkers were part of the Zanddijk Battery, a complex that contained several bunkers. The enthusiastic volunteers