About this holiday home
This extraordinary villa is located in the centre of the cosy North Holland town of Schagen. You can walk straight to the shops and restaurants. Unique is the garden door, which brings the outside in, combined with the spacious open living room, making it a very pleasant house. Children have been thought of with things like a stair gate, various games and high chair. The enclosed and sheltered garden completes it. From the holiday home you can be on the beach of Callantsoog in 10 minutes
The municipality of Schagen is centrally located in the head of North Holland. The town of Schagen has a bustling centre. From the holiday home, you walk straight into the centre where you have a wide choice of restaurants, cafés, terraces and nice local shops, a theatre and a cinema.
The region is characterised by polder landscape, beaches and woodland. You can cycle from village to village. Each village has its own charm and atmosphere. Because the inland is water-rich, there are many small waters and creeks, and a canoe trip allows you to explore the landscape in a completely different way.
The municipality of schagen has no less than 14 km of coast. The beautiful dunes and wide sandy beaches make this a popular tourist region for good reason. Callantsoog is probably the best known. If you are looking for more peace and quiet, go to Petten beach.
Culture lovers should definitely visit Alkmaar's historic city centre. With children, you can visit the Land van Fuweel, which has a large play paradise and climbing paradise and where you can learn all about the national pride, the tulip. In good weather, swimming paradise holle bolle boom is a must. Nearby Waarland is Europe's largest butterfly garden, Vlindorado.
Reaching Den Helder in just a few minutes by car, this city has a rich maritime history. Because the city is surrounded by water on three sides, Napoleon chose Den Helder to build the largest naval base with shipyard in the Netherlands. Willemsoord just outside the city centre houses the Naval Museum and the Lifeboat Museum. There is plenty to see and experience for young and old alike. Most unique, however, is to see the inside of the Tuna, a huge submarine
