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Water-rich landscape and a wealth of culture

With its total surface area (land and water), Friesland is the largest province in the Netherlands. The enormous wealth of water, marshland and culture makes the region a perfect holiday destination in every season. The capital Leeuwarden was - rightfully - named the cultural capital of Europe in 2018.

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In the heart of Frisian nature
Close to Lake Slotermeer
A family atmosphere
A multitude of services and activities

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Vacation park at the IJsselmeer
Go supping on the lake
Joining the Fun Heroes at entertainment
Explore quaint towns like Stavoren and Sneek

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De Potten
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Take sailing lessons or hire a boat
Brasserie overlooking the water
Soccer, beach volleyball, mini golf
Hire an e-bike and bike to Sneek

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21 June 2025 - 7 nights 2 adults
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De Roggeberg
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Free swimming pool next to the park and splash park
Taking the little train across the park to the activities
Covered playground, convenient if it rains
Beautiful surroundings for biking and hiking

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21 June 2025 - 7 nights 2 adults
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Make a splash!

Water sports enthusiasts can indulge themselves at the many lakes, waterways, the North Sea and the Wadden Sea. For typical Frisian water sports such as Fierljeppen (pole vault), Skûtsjesilen (traditional Frisian sailing competitions) and of course ice skating, you’ve come to the right place. On beautiful summer days, you can enjoy swimming in the many Frisian Lakes and can make the most beautiful boat trips along extensive glades and characteristic villages.

Modern architecture & a rich history in Leeuwarden

Leeuwarden is a wonderfully well-arranged city with highlights such as the Fries Museum, De Blokhuispoort (former prison where you can now find all kinds of creative entrepreneurs and nice shops) and the old, crooked Oldehove tower that can easily be reached on foot from the city centre. Explore the unique boutiques, atmospheric cafés, restaurants and the extensive range of shops. You can experience a dynamic international student life in the city through the myriad of languages ??that pass you by during your visit. For a fantastic view of Leeuwarden, climb the modern 114m high Achmea tower. In clear weather you can even see the Wadden Islands from the panoramic observation deck.

 In addition to the capital, a visit to, Sneek (known for the Sneekweek) and Harlingen are surprisingly special, each exuding its own inviting character. Friesland also has no fewer than four national parks, including the island of Schiermonnikoog and the Weerribben, both with their own unique flora and fauna. The neighbouring province of Groningen provides ample opportunity for a nice trip during your holiday in Friesland.