This beer brewery is located in a farmhouse on Smitteweg in Ballum. Learn about hops and try Amelands beer for yourself. In the summer, you can sit outside among the hop plants.

The Cultural Historical Museum Sorgdrager will show you how island life on Ameland has evolved over time. The past culture is still clearly visible on the island!

Gerard Jol, a well-known architect, designed this par-3 golf course. The course does not require a handicap or a course permit to play, so anyone can enjoy a round of golf in the middle of the dunes.

Meet the poacher, fisherman, and beachgoer! The extraordinary island stories come to meet you in the museum. Admire the display while feeding the small livestock in the farmhouse.

This 1880s mill grinds grain into flour a few times a year. Local bakers reprocess that flour into island bread. It is highly recommended that you visit the mill and mill store.

There are several beautiful commander's houses in Nes, as well as a modern shopping and entertainment center. Nes has managed to keep its distinct village charm over the years.

The origins of the Wadden Sea region are explained in detail here. The center hosts a variety of educational activities. Alternatively, go on a guided tour of the dunes, beach, or mud flats.

Bornrif Lighthouse on the Western Cape has been out of service since 2005, and cameras have been monitoring the shoreline. The lighthouse is now accessible to the general public. Exhibits on the various floors are fascinating.

The maritime center will teach you how people are still rescued from the sea today. During vacation periods, the lifeboat sails out several times as a tourist attraction.

An aerial view of the island? A small airfield near Bollum is available for sightseeing flights. Parachute jumping is an option for the truly daring during the summer months.

Over the Amelander beach in a comfortable car. The beach express has made a regular round trip since 1979. To the beach, along the Hôn nature reserve, and before that. Along the way, the Amelander guide tells you about the unique area.

Sail across the Wadden Sea on a ship. The skipper informs you about nature along the way. The area you are sailing through is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The journey takes about two hours. Who knows, you might even see seals.