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Zeeland Delta

Freedom Holiday Self Guided Grading Level 1
5 days/4 nights Price - £350pp Tour Code NL020
 

Situated in the south west of the Netherlands, Zeeland has a lot to offer: sea, sand, peace and quiet, views as far as the eye can see, charming towns and villages. The past can be felt tangibly through fortresses, harbours, mediaeval town halls, and churches. The delta province takes the visitor by surprise because of its vastness and diversity.

 

Includes

  • 4 nights in 3 star hotels (based on 2 people sharing)
  • 4 x breakfast
  • Bike hire
  • Maps and route information

Excludes

  • Flights
  • Cycling Helmets

Optional extras

  • Insurance £18pp
  • Single supplement - Price on request
  • Half board option - Price on request
  • Extra night in Veere - Price on request

How to get there

  • Fly to Amsterdam from main airports and many regional airports, e.g. Norwich and Southampton. Then a train and bus to Veere.
  • Ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland and then a train and bus to Veere.
  • Eurostar to Brussels and then a train and bus to Veere via Amsterdam
  • By car - If you plan to drive please inform us so that parking can be arranged
  • A good website for trains in Holland is www.ns.nl
 
Departure Dates 2009 - Any day from 1st April to 31st October
 
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Daily Itinerary
 

Day 1: Arrive Veere.

Arrive in Veere, a small picturesque town with a rich history. Stroll along the quayside and around the market square and imagine yourself back in earlier times. Veere is the perfect place to relax completely.

Cycling in HollandDay 2: Veere - daytrip along the beach, 31 miles (50km).

The coastal-tracks through the dunes take you to the idyllic town of Domburg, the most popular resort in the Dutch province of Zeeland. The coast of ‘Walcheren’ has wide beaches and offers magnificent views over the sea. Once you have past the characteristic peaceful village of Westkapelle, you will cycle along the Westerschelde, the passageway to the ports of Vlissingen and Antwerp. From Vlissingen the country lanes take you back to Veere.

Day 3: Veere - daytrip the delta works, 34 miles (55km).

Ride along the most impressive Delta work, the ‘Oosterscheldekering’. This 9 km long storm barrier is the largest of the 13 ambitious Delta works series of dams, designed to protect a large part of the Netherlands from flooding. Next, you cycle through the dunes at Burgh Haamstede and Renesse. On the way back you can spend a few hours at the artificial island Neeltje-Jans, walk through the inside of the storm surge barrier and enjoy a taste of some real Zeeland specialities or pancakes!

Day 4: Veere - daytrip citytour to Middelburg and Goes, 38 miles (60km).

First stop is the ancient hanseatic town of Goes. The charming town harbour and the ramparts around the centre still bear witness to a glorious past. From Goes you travel east into the orchards of the lovely village of Kloetinge. Further west the route takes you over narrow country roads to the capital of Zeeland: Middelburg, where you can experience the culture and the historic beauty in many ways. Cycling through the ancient streets and small squares makes Middelburg an experience you will never forget.

Day 5: Departure from Veere after breakfast.

 

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