Hawaiian Fantasy is a Polynesian dance group with dances from the islands of Hawaii, Tahiti, Marquises and New Sealand (Maori). You can provide stage performances, but can also be used as a ‘welcoming act’ where, if desired, flower wreaths are hung in the well-known Hawaiian way to welcome the guests. The Hawaiian Fantasy dance group, led by choreographer and dancer Junius Sadeleer, performs with a mini-disc or with a live band, consisting of 4 instrumentalists (percussion).
Hawaiian Fantasy
Nearby locations
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Beach entrance Donkere Duinen (“Hengstepad”)
Behind the beautiful nature area and recreational forest de Donkere Duinen, you find beach Donkere Duinen, also known by the people as entrance ''Hengstepad''. The beach Donkere Duinen is only accessible on foot or on bike. The advantage you have is that you can enjoy a beautiful and mostly quiet family beach. And ofcourse when you go to this beach, you have a great walk or bicycle tour ahead of you.
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Bibliotheek De Schooten
Read, learn, and meet at De Schooten Library in Den Helder.
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Stichting Vrienden van Den Helder
Make Den Helder even more beautiful with activities, art and events
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Stelling Den Helder
Old defense line with forts, bunkers and routes through the city and dunes
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Nuijens flowershop
Flowers for everyone and for every occasion.
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Fort Oostoever
Former defense structure on the North Holland Canal, now home to shooting sports
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Station Den Helder Centraal
Station Den Helder Centraal brengt je in het hartje van Den Helder. Vanaf hier wandel je richting het gezellige stadshart van Den Helder met vele leuke winkels en restaurants. Ook voormalige Rijkswerf Willemsoord ligt een steenworp afstand van het station.
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Keurslager Halman
Butcher.
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Balgzand
Nowhere in North Holland is bird life as rich as on Balgzand. The land here is wide and beautiful. From a number of points on the sea dyke you have a beautiful view of the mudflats. A good point to look at is ’t Kuitje Information Centre on the Oostoeverweg in Den Helder. Note the tides, for with rising water the thousands of birds fly in large swirling clouds towards the dike to spend time there.