You can already see the picturesque village of Den Hoorn from far away. The photogenic church stands out as a landmark above the rolling landscape. In addition, the village is known for its cultural offer...

Bird expert Klaas de Jong shows you a large variety of birds in the loveliest parts of Texel’s countryside. Calidris is specialised in customised bird-watching excursions. These safaris are suitable for...
... people who love birds and prefer small groups. Choose between a half-day and a whole day safari, a weekend and midweek. You will be collected from your holiday address.
Location: Texel

The donkeys Elly and Jannes love to cuddle, just like the ponies Messie and Matthias, with whom they live. At Hoeve Vrij & Blij are many more sweet animals to pet and they even have a large lamb stable where you can watch all the litte lambs...
... There is also a nice store to buy a souvernir for the people back home!
Location: Westerweg 80, Den Hoorn

The Meierblis is a tradition on Texel. People get together around a large bonfire. Smaller fires are lit around the big one, so people can bake rolls, etc. The Meierblis dates from 1789…
... when people lit fires to chase away the winter sprites to make way for the spirits of spring and summer. The Meierblis is held on 30th of April except if that is a Sunday, when it is on 29th of April.
Locatie: Multiple Locations

The Bonte Belevenis offers fun and informative workshops for young and old. Here you can learn how to bake bread, make candles or soap, or even learn the basics of how to make your own paper. But this is not all..
...At the Bonte Belevenis you can also take a look around the brewery, enjoy a cup of tea or go outside and discover the farms, meadows and herb gardens. There is something to discover for everyone!
Location: Rommelpot 11, Den Hoorn

Galierie Klif ART is a Texel gallery in the beautiful village of Den Hoorn. After changing exhibitions of Texel and non-Texel artists there are permanently beautiful bronze statues...
...beautiful (Murano) glass, African art, various prints by Jan Mankes and oil paints by Blok v/d Velden to be seen. Opening hours Thursday to Sunday from 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm and by appointment.
Location: Klif 27, Den Hoorn

De Mokbaai is a miniature version of the Wadden Sea, with salt marshes, mud flats, a channel and a mussel bed. De Mokbaai’s salt marsh is an important refuge for wading birds at high tide. Much of the bay...
.. is dry at low tide. The salt marshes run along its edges and there are two bird reserves in the north: De Petten and ’t Stoar, making De Mokbaai an ideal spot for birdwatching.
Location: Mokweg, Den Hoorn

Few places in the National Park Duinen van Texel are as varied as the dunes of De Bollekamer. Go for a stroll in the dune valley. In the eastern part of De Bollekamer...
...the dunes are more whimsical. The rows of dunes create lovely views. The area is full of lovely walks. Perhaps you’ll see the Scottish highland cattle.
Location: Rommelpot, Den Hoorn

140 km of bicycle paths lead across the island and offer the best possibility to get to know the real Texel. Cycle through dunes, the forest and past many of Texels most beautiful sights. You can bring your own bike...
...or simply rent one. Too much wind for cycling? Rent an E-bike instead! Sportive cyclist can enjoy the special and challenging nature paths. Texels biking routes have something to offer for everyone!

Den Hoorn is Texel’s southern-most village. It borders on a large stretch of dunes; in the spring, it is surrounded by bulb fields. Den Hoorn’s icon is the church. Den Hoorn is known for...
...its winding, narrow streets which have attracted many artists. The village features several galleries with work by “old Texel masters”. In June, the village devotes itself to the “Long June” festival.
Location: Den Hoorn

Theatre-cum-restaurant De Toegift presents the unique Theatre Dinner every Saturday evening. Watch an evening of entertainment during a three-course meal. There are several...
... shows per month. You can have a coffee with some homemade apple-pie or lunch at De Toegift, or relax in the sun on the terrace.
Location: Klif 12, Den Hoorn

De Geul is a long valley between two rows of dunes, with a small lake and an observation tower facing Mokbaai to guarantee wonderful views. Many rare...
... birds have made De Geul their home. In fact, it’s the site of the world’s largest colony of spoonbills, who share it with a large colony of gulls. The rangers here regularly organise excursions.
Location: Mokweg 18, Den Hoorn