Groningen, The Netherlands
The North Sea coast, the Wadden. When you hear these names your first thoughts are of sun, sea and sand, and the relaxed feeling associated with them. Breathing in the fresh sea air, biking through the dunes. Savouring the peacefulness of the North-Holland beaches or discovering the unique nature of the Lauwersmeer. If you go to the Wadden, even while you're still on the ferry, you'll lose all sense of time. And as soon as you step foot on the island, you'll be overcome by the ‘island feeling’ - guaranteed. You'll never go home with empty pockets, because you'll always find some pretty shells, driftwood or some other item to take home as a lasting reminder of the island. Perhaps there's a bit of beachcomber in all of us?
Terschelling
- Brandaris (lighthouse)
- Museum ''t behouden Huys'
- Nature conservation area 'De Boschplaat'
Texel
- De Ronde om Texel , World's Biggest CAT Race (catamaran) 7 juni 2008
- EcoMare Texel
- Texel Spoonbill Colony
- Maritiem- en Juttersmuseum (Maritime and Beachcombers Museum) in Oudeschild
- Nature conservation areas: De Muy and De Slufter
- Aeroplane round trip over Texel and the Wadden Sea
Ameland
- Nature Museum
- 't Oerd Nature Reserve and Ballumer Dunes
- Paardenreddingsbootmuseum (Horse-drawn Rescue Boat) and launching of the
lifeboat, 'Abraham Fock'
Schiermonnikoog
- Visitors Centre 'De Oude Centrale'
- Wadlopen (walk across the mud flats)/National Park Schiermonnikoog