The Netherlands is not restricted to the typical image of the canals of Amsterdam and the vast fields of tulips of the west, which have become the country's symbols. The north, in the province of Frise, is criss-crossed with canals, numerous lakes and stunning coastline. The absence of pollution guarantees an excellent quality of water in the lakes, particularly adapted for swimming or sailing at one of the numerous sailing schools. Facing Friseland come and discover the Wadden Islands that border the northern part of the country. The North Sea islands are riddled with nature's hidden treasures, where each island boasts its own particular charm.

Lake Frise
Friseland is known for its beautiful lakes, proposing an excellent selection of water sports; in particular, surfing schools.

Groningen
A colourful and lively town with a pretty flower market.

Pieterburen
A typical Dutch village, known for its seal population.