Wieringer Islandmuseum “Jan Lont”

The Heathen Chapel at the cemetery on Stroe is special because, according to tradition, a small church has stood on this location since around 700 AD. The chapel was built in 2016 on the initiative of local residents.

Guest house 'Aubege Stamineeke' is located on the top floor of the Auberge, at the rear with a view of the green village garden. The Stamineeke stands for pure romance and luxury. This accommodation, newly realized in 2019, is reminiscent of the hold of a wooden ship. Trimmed with beautiful oak. The seating area is adjacent to your own roof terrace where you can enjoy the Wieringer air.

De Groot Recreatie offers you a sea of possibilities in the field of recreation. They organize the following activities: mudflat walking, bird and seal watching during a cruise, walking and cycling over Wieringen, shrimp fishing or staying overnight in the Waddenhuus.

The Hippolytus Church is a Protestant church. A church has stood on this site since the 12th century. In addition to the church service, there is also room for exhibitions and concerts.

The typical Wieringer farm dating from around 1890 is located on the former Viking island of Wieringen. A beautiful B&B has been realized with 3 large rooms with private facilities and a Bed & Kitchen for 4 people. Read a book in peace, enjoy the outdoors, cycle across the beautiful Wieringen, at Bed & Breakfast Sleeping on Sixteen you can get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Discover this luxurious, hospitable accommodation in the countryside near the Waddenzee/North Sea and the IJsselmeer.

Behind the dike, directly on the Wadden Sea, you'll find Restaurant Bij Ons Thuys at the Recreation Park. A beautifully situated location where you can go for a cup of coffee with cake, a lunch, a quiet terrace for a drink with a snack or eat a nice snack in the evening. Accessible & cozy! Also for parties and parties you are at the right place at the Restaurant!

Shrimp fishing and sailing past spoonbills and seals from the harbor of Den Oever with the WR117. Arrival with coffee on board. Cruise through the fishing port of Den Oever and the discharge sluices in the Afsluitdijk. When we leave the harbor, the net is set and we let the guests view the catch in buckets of water, so that everything stays alive. During the return trip, some of the large shrimps are cooked on board. Shrimp can be peeled and tasted. Our deck is partially covered, so this tour can continue even in bad weather.