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At nature museum and seal sanctuary Ecomare, you will discover all sorts of things about the Wadden, the sea, and the island of Texel.

Step aboard one of our sloops located on the Amstelmeer or in Den Helder: Our berths with spacious jetties are situated in Slootdorp or Den Helder. There is ample parking. Reserving a sloop is easy via the reservation system on the website, and through the system you can choose to rent a sloop on the Amstelmeer or in Den Helder—you are the captain yourself!

A tropical paradise and Japanese garden, in the middle of Den Helder!

Experience the tulip splendor at Land van Fluwel. The tulip splendor at Land van Fluwel is at its best in the spring! From the 11-meter-high lookout tower you have a beautiful view of the flower bulb fields in the area.

Looking for a nice stop during a day out in the northernmost part of North Holland? At Sfeervol Wonen, you can enjoy browsing among atmospheric home accessories, silk flowers, gifts, and unique finds. It is an inspiring shop where you are sure to come across something to take home as a memento of a lovely day.

Step aboard a real submarine and discover the world of the navy

In the mood for a relaxing ride through the greenery? This 3.7-kilometer loop bridle path near the Dijkgatbos takes you through a peaceful, natural environment in the northernmost part of North Holland.

A new route for paddlers of all levels.

Boating route of 11 km between Den Oever and De Haukes.

Boating route of 4.5 km between Van Ewijcksluis and Anna Paulowna.

You come to us for peace, space, and the true outdoor life. Situated between the dunes and the vast tulip fields, with the beaches of Petten and Sint Maartenszee a 20-minute walk away. At Hazenoord, you experience camping as it is meant to be: cozy and relaxed, with a campfire in the evening and the sea always close by.

The Hortus Bulborum is the only garden in the world where over 4,000 different varieties of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and other, mostly historic, spring bulbs bloom. In this garden, old bulb varieties are preserved for posterity that are no longer commercially viable but are botanically interesting. The garden provides an overview of the development of these spring flowers throughout the centuries. Every spring, the Hortus Bulborum brings the history of bulbs back to life. Thousands of small bulb fields turn the color of the most diverse shades. The garden is then a feast for the eyes and a delight for the nose.