Bungalowpark Strandslag Julianadorp

The Nieuwedieper fishmonger sells fish from raw to fully prepared. Thus, you can come to us for seafood that you prepare at home, but you can also have a delicious meal or just a traditional fish snack at our place.

Café 't Juffertje is a cozy, hospitable café that lies centrally between the town and the sea, and right across the colorful bulb fields. We have a big, sunny teracce (partly covered), and and even bigger garden next to it. Inside you can both eat and drink at our bar, which has the look of a cozy brown café. With our plateservice you can have anything from sateh, burgers, schnitzels or spareribs. Everyone is welcome at 't Juffertje!

In january of 2018, the new children's farm at Noorderhaven opened its doors. The farm consists of 4 animal quarters voor small cattle, goats, pigs and donkeys. The deer camp has space for 5 deers and in the horse field stay Fjorden and Tinkers. The farm is a place where it's fun to work at and spend time. The residents of Noorderhaven feed the animals and clean their enclosures.

Welcome to Ristorante Dilano! Delicious Italian food in Julianadorp. We are an Italian 'all you can eat' restaurant, where you can enjoy unlimited Italian dishes.

Camping among the bulbs, directly on the dunes in Julianadorp

Our delicious breads, yummy cakes and pastries and scrumptious cookies are enjoyed every day by thousands of people. This is partly thanks to our many stores in all neighbourhoods in Den Helder and Julianadorp. The accessibility for customers is therefore optimal.

Peace, space and birds: discover this quiet beach in the middle of nature

Studio with garden on the water, close to the dunes and beach

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