Before the reclamation in 1575, Waarland or Waertland was an archipelago of low islands, swampy reed lands (“dripping lands”) and lakes. Originated in the Middle Ages through reclamation and subsequent settlement and subsidence, erosion and dilution by dying. You mainly walk through the polder and along canals
Round Waarland
Nearby locations
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Open air swimming pool ‘t Skarpet
In Oude Niedorp you will find the beach pool ''t Skarpet'. This is an open-air swimming pool which is open from the 1st of May to the 1st of September (provided that the weather is good). An up-to-date version of the surveillance plan is available for inspection at the kiosk.
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Irish Cottage Pub & Restaurant
Irish Pub and Restaurant , in little village 'Verlaat', often live music!
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Party Boat “de Koperen Hoorn” package “Beisies Koike”
Party Boat "de Koperen Hoorn" guarantees the success of your party! "Beisies Koike" is a nice package for families with children but also parents, grandfathers and grandmothers. Come with us to the uniqueness of Blanckendaell Tuitjenhorn Park and discover how animals of all continents live cozy together. Included lunch.
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Daggie Rondom Nierup
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Molen de Hoop
Molen De Hoop was most likely built in 1641 as an octagonal flour mill. On maps from the early 17th century, there was already a mill on this site, presumably a standard mill.
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Ruinchurch Oude Niedorp
The church is basically opened daily for visitors. There are several information boards placed where you can read all sorts of details about the history of the church and surrounding area accompanied by old photographs and drawings. In the Netherlands you will only find 3 ruin churches. Due to the age and the many opportunities that the church offers the municipality Niedorp decided to preserve the ruins.
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B&B Gastvrij Verlaet