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The shop is lovingly decorated, and in addition to delicious ice cream, they also offer homemade pralines, macarons, and chocolate. A definite must from us 👍🏼

Small beach with sunbathing area and three fishing piers at the Doniaga recreation area (near Sint Nicolaasga).

A beautiful walk around the Nannenwiid

It's worth stopping here for ice cream.

The ice cream factory not only makes delicious ice cream in a variety of flavors, but also macarons (also with ice cream), chocolate, and pralines. There should be something for everyone.

Just to enjoy

There are few shell paths in Friesland that crackle and meander as pleasantly as those at 't Nannewiid!

Tsjûke en March is an etiological saga from Friesland and explains the origin of the name of the Tjeukemeer (Tsjûkemar). A first version: Two farmers' wives were returning from milking when they discovered a fire. One farmer's wife carried the milk and the other carried nothing. The latter said that the milk should be used to extinguish the fire, but the former wanted nothing to do with that. Reason enough for the farmer's wife without milk to call her companion Tsjûke and therefore a bitch, because Tsjûke meant a dog. The word remained linked to the region. And that is how Tsjûkemar would have gotten its name A second version: Once upon a time there were two sisters, Tsjûke and March. They were together when a fire broke out. However, due to the dense smoke, they lost sight of each other. They tried to find each other by calling each other's names. Their voices could be heard in the area for a long time, anyone who listened carefully could understand Tsjûke, March, Tsjûke, March, Tsjûke, March...... And that is how Tsjûkemar got its name. Source Wikipedia