Zuid-Holland

Cheese, windmills, polders, tulips and a coastline that seems to go on forever. The province of Zuid-Holland offers all things typically Dutch. You can relax on a beach, stroll along the centuries-old canals, or visit some of the many museums and places of interest. Enjoy the famous Keukenhof spring gardens, the Gouda cheese market, a Delft Blue pottery and the Kinderdijk windmills. Lovers of culture will have a great time exploring the traditional Dutch cities and the many museums, and may also delight in visiting Holland’s ‘Green Heart’ or the coastal towns. Click here for more information on Zuid-Holland.
 

Noord-Holland

The province of Noord-Holland keeps on surprising its visitors. Whether you are attracted by the peace and quiet, the beaches, the beautiful scenery, the historic cities or the harbors with their great ambience, it is abundantly clear that water plays a major role in this province and links the various attractions. Discover this great holiday area! Click here for more information on Noord-Holland.

Flevoland

You will need more than just one day to really get to know the surprising province of Flevoland. So let yourself be pampered in one of the hostelries after a day’s exploring, cruising, shopping or enjoying the cultural offering! In spring we recommend a hotel in the Noordoost Polder, where you will experience Holland’s longest tulip route. Alternatively, if you stay in a B&B near the Oostvaardersplassen you will be close to the vast marsh lakes area with its many young animals. In the summer the coast is the place to be. Choose from the many holiday parks near the huge IJsselmeer Lake or the pleasant Veluwemeer Lake. Click here for more information on Flevoland.