The dairy farm Zuivelboerderij Ameland is protected by the Nature Conservation Act of 1928. Feel free to stroll along the walking path or wander the grounds. Double your fun!
The dairy farm Zuivelboerderij Ameland is protected by the Nature Conservation Act of 1928. Feel free to stroll along the walking path or wander the grounds. Double your fun!
Agriculture is back in style on Ameland. Potatoes, mustard seed and rye all thrive in sandy soil. The new potatoes from De Suihoek are especially highly desirable. So plan accordingly.
You'll get mustard with every meal in Eenrum. This tiny village has its own mustard factory. Spicy, wholegrain with black and yellow mustard seeds, organically grown in the Wadden area.
Sustainable wine tasting? In the Groninger Hogeland the farmers work with and for nature. Discover this beautiful landscape on foot or by bike.
Beautiful canals and stately manors surrounded by vast gardens. Around a hundred castles once dotted Groningen's Wadden coast but now only a few remain. They often offer great food and accommodation.
The old fishing village of Termunterzijl has a former harbour with both an old and a new pumping station. Millions of fish pass through the fish passage every year.
In springtime the rapeseed paints the Oldambt yellow and the grains flutter across the vast polders in the summer. Discover the story of the ‘Grain Republic’ in Bad Nieuweschans.
Tag along on a Wadden fishing trip with a mudflat sled and learn how the sustainable fishermen of Lauwersoog fish responsibly and with respect for the seasons
Ameland lost various villages and hamlets to wind and sea. Read some of the stories about these lost villages in the Nature Centre in Nes and the Cultural and Historical Museum Sorgdrager in Hollum.
