Noordsvaarder experience tour
A walk on the Noordsvaarder where you can see how the island slowly grows. The Noordsvaarder is perhaps the wildest nature reserve on Terschelling. The nature guide from Staatsbosbeheer tells you about the landscape, flora and fauna. Under the influence of the sea and the wind, the dunes change when you walk towards the sea. We recommend wearing sturdy, waterproof shoes or boots. The terrain can sometimes be quite difficult and wet. Duration approximately 2 hours. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed.
Practical
4 to 20 persons
West-Terschelling
Walking, Guided tour, Nature, Activity & Sports, and Beach
all ages, adults, and children
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Location
Start: 2nd crossing of Groene Strand, at the northern bicycle shed (past the Walvis, end of the lawn), next to the waste container. Coordinates: 53.357481, 5.209377
Important to know
Think of suitable clothing. The terrain can sometimes be quite difficult and wet. Boots are desirable, especially during wetter periods. In summer we recommend taking enough water with you. Don't forget the sunscreen and DEET. This walk is not suitable for babies and toddlers. Dogs are not allowed.
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Staatsbosbeheer
Terschelling consists of 80 percent nature. None of the Wadden Islands is as varied as Terschelling. Between the two seas lie forests, beaches, dune valleys and salt marshes, polders and heathland. A long string of villages connects west with east.
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