Wadden – “strange” Waters Of The Netherlands

After a two-hour train ride from Amsterdam, we arrived at Den Helder. In the summer, this coastal city in the northwestern Netherlands is quite active with tourists from all over. Most of them like us - came here because of the famous Wadden beaches. The group's schedule is to have fun at Den Helder until after lunch and then board the ferry to Texel Island.Wadden - the "strange" waters of the Netherlands Beaches "disappear" twice a day TexelWadden is a large area recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, including flat beaches and vast swamps stretching from the Netherlands to Germany and to Denmark

... In the Netherlands, this area has a special Wadden Beach is usually a wide stretch of muddy and gentle, tidal trenches like creeks and beautiful sandy islands Normally, Wadden Beach is submerged, but twice a day, at low tide.



down, the vast mud shelf stretching for 15km is exposed again. This is one of the few remaining intertidal zones (wetlands of the sea at high tide) that remain on earth. to the northwestern part of the Netherlands. The simplest hobby is walking barefoot in the mud as the water recedes. We enjoy wading in the wet mud so that our toes can be naturally "massaged" and see a lot of stranded marine creatures firsthand. In just a few moments, the Wadden Sea was filled with migratory birds, ducks, geese, gulls and seals to hunt. Beautiful, many tourists rent horses to ride across the vast mudflats, of course they are A guide is required as there are many places that are dangerously bogged down.



The majority of tourists traveling with children choose to buy tickets to a horse-drawn carriage. Beautiful cars with more than a dozen seats are always full of customers to explore the famous waters with rich fauna and flora. The flora and fauna in Texel are very diverse. Leave the Den Helder ferry, just after 20 minutes. set foot on Texel Island. From a distance, you can see a cool green border dotted with white sheep on the island. The islands of the Wadden Sea are characterized by vast sand dunes and vast sandy beaches. Texel is the busiest, also the most beautiful, with 30km of stretches of beach.



Texel owns a system of 135km of bike paths and the roads are beautiful. These trails connect seven villages, each of which is a colorful picture with a unique natural landscape. The serenity of the island prioritizes bicyclesThe island viewing journey starts from the central town of Den Burg mind Texel. There are old houses mixed with modern houses, all of which are carefully cared for to delight tourists. Inside the ancient Molenstraat church, there is a stained glass depicting the image of a boat, showing that this land has long been associated with fishing. About 5km east of Den Burg is Oudeschild, a developed fishing port. from the seventeenth century with picturesque coastal fishing villages. The road connecting these two destinations is lilac flowers in full bloom, the space is filled with a romantic purple color.



Just a flower road alone made the group cycle more than half an hour. We stopped in Oudeschild not long because the entertainment here only went out to fish or watch seals on the sea. Old small area on Texel Island, thousands of sand dunes The road from Oudeschild to the village of De Cocksdorp people go slowly Again, partly because of strong sea winds, partly because of the… sand dunes. In my life, I have not seen any island with so many successive sand dunes. Smooth, white sand mixed with green grass clusters. Going through the white sand area, you can see a poetic scene with surrounding houses filled with flowers and grass, the entire facade of the red-tiled houses stands out, including beautiful little benches placed in the garden. It turned out to be De Cocksdorp village! This season, visitors here are often invited to enjoy the fresh fruits harvested in the garden houses themselves. The ripe strawberry is sweet, the apple is fragrant and fragrant, making everyone forget that they have just cycled for nearly ten kilometers, and eagerly went to the lighthouse.



De Cocksdorp village has a lighthouse over 150 years old, 45m high. From here, we got a panoramic view of the beautiful island, even the neighboring Vlieland Island. Wild flowers growing along the coast Although not very convenient, the group decided to spend the afternoon in the ancient fishing village of De Koog. This village has a path leading to the main beach on the island, now developed into a coastal resort with many high-end services. Even so there is a tropical swimming pool, convenience stores and a variety of inexpensive tourist inns. Skuumkoppe, Juttertjet light liquor, lamb and cheese are available - all Both are the famous specialties of the special island, people sip their dinner while watching the purple sunset fall down on the vast beach. The still red, still sky, suddenly shaking.

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