In Schiermonnikoog

Schiermonnikoog National Park encompasses the entire island. A plethora of bird species, uncommon plants and breathtaking scenery. Discover the beach, forest, dunes, salt marsh, mud flats, polder and Westerplas on a guided walk.

Join an excursion to the seal banks to learn about these animals' habitat. You will set sail on the Silverwind from the coast between the sandbanks. You can also depart with a guide to explore the mudflats for yourself.

The Vredenhof cemetery can be found among the dunes north of Reddingsweg. It is a cemetery for World War I and II veterans. A peaceful and impressive location, owing in part to the young age of those buried there.

Dive into history and discover this World War II bunker. The bunker served as a communication hub for intercepting Allied planes. A guided tour will teach you everything you need to know about this fascinating era.

Take a ride in this tractor-drawn bus wagon as it transports you to the island's easternmost point. You will learn about life in the water and on the beach during your trip. You might even see some sea creatures.

A popular destination for birdwatchers and the most important freshwater area on Schiermonnikoog. The bird house, positioned in the middle of the lake, provides a panoramic view of Westerplas. How many flying islanders will you spot?

Schiermonnikoog is one of the darkest spots in the Netherlands at night. As a result, the starry sky is always beautiful to look at. During a star walk, a guide will explain you all about planets, galaxies and other celestial features.

The Wadden Sea is a World Heritage Site because it is one of the world's most unique natural environments. Discover how nature, animals and plants adapt to the tidal flats' environment and look for migratory birds that pass through.

The Duck Cage is located right next to the farm's Cage Place. Dedicated to catching ducks without using a gun. On an excursion, you will learn about the various duck species and their habitats.

Mudflat hiking is something that everyone has done at least once. You will follow a fun course with a guide while your legs are smeared in mud. Throughout the excursion, you will learn about life on and in the mud flats. You might even spot a seal if you are lucky.

Visit this museum to travel back in time to 1876. Previously an elementary school, then a town hall and now a museum. Check out the changing exhibition, which is usually island-themed. Or watch one of the films about the island's history.

This museum is filled with shells, shells and more shells. Discover the fascinating world of mollusks. A one-of-a-kind collection of approximately 1,500 shell species. All of it was gathered by the museum's owners.