Enjoy your Easter holiday 2022
Texel is a wonderful destination during the Easter holiday. During Easter, you can see thousands of young lambs frolicking in the Texel meadows. When it comes to the Easter feeling, there’s nothing quite like seeing the lambs outside for the first time. And let’s not forget the Texel Easter Bunny, who hides Easter eggs all over the island. In the forest, in the dunes, in the stables of Novalishoeve ... In De Koog you can even look for the Golden Egg. Here are a few fun tips for your Easter holidays on Texel.
Photo gallery Easter on Texel
Easter Island
On August 1, 1721, the Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen left with three ships to discover the South. Starting point: the Rede van Texel. On Easter Sunday, April 5, 1722, they accidentally discovered Easter Island (3,700 kilometers off the coast of Chile).
Because of this history, artist Niek Welboren went to Easter Island. He became very impressed with the mysterious island with its giant statues and made over eighty drawings there. Therefore, together with the Easter Island board, he made sure that the best sculptor from Easter Island came to Texel. Bene Aukara Tuki Pate made a sculpture from a 6000 kilo chunk of tuff as a symbol of the bond between the two islands.'The Dreamer of Rapa Nui' stands near the 'Eilandgalerij' and looks in the direction of Easter Island.
Go into nature
Did you know that Texel is home to the largest spoonbill colony in the Netherlands? This group of birds breeds and feeds undisturbed in the De Geul nature reserve. During the excursion 'Bird colonies of De Geul', organized by Ecomare, you will learn all about these and other birds in this nature reserve.
But of course you can also explore the area without taking part in the excursion. Nature reserve De Slufter is also worth a visit. Because of the open connection with the North Sea, plants that can withstand the salty air and water grow and flourish here. Walk together through the Slufter Speurtocht. Fun for young and old!
Easter egg hunt
On Texel, the Easter Bunny hides Easter eggs in various places in the forest, the dunes and in the stables of Novalishoeve. The Easter Bunny is great at hiding eggs, so finding them will certainly be a fun challenge. For example at the Bospaviljoen 't Turfveld in De Dennen, Paal 28 in De Cocksdorp or in De Koog. In De Koog you can even look for the Golden Egg. Children can also have their faces painted and get their own bunny ears.
Cuddling lambs
Your Easter holiday will be made even more special by seeing thousands of young lambs frolicking in the meadow. What’s even more fun is cuddling these white, woolly Texel sheep. And you can do just that at several Texel sheep farms. The lambs love the attention and enjoy being cuddled and stroked. And with a little luck you’ll get to witness a birth during a visit to a sheep farm. Perhaps your (grand)son or (grand)daughter can even give a bottle of warm milk to a lamb!
Easter markets
All cuddled out? Then visit one of the many Easter markets on Texel. There are always several lively markets on Texel around Easter. These are usually accompanied by great music and various fun children's activities.
There is even more to do during Easter
Play Paradise
The place to be with good weather or bad weather, here the children can really have fun!
Your stay on Texel during the Easter holiday
For a wonderful Easter holiday on Texel, De Krim Texel offers a choice of various parks and accommodations. The parks are spread across the island and are all the ideal starting point from which to explore all the beauty that Texel has to offer. The variety in our offer means you’ll always find the ideal stay for your Easter holiday on Texel. Tailored to your wishes and the size of your travelling party at Easter. Now you just have to make your choice!
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