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The De Groote Vliet nature reserve is a water-rich nature reserve in West Friesland, located in the province of North Holland, near Lake IJsselmeer and the historic towns of Medemblik and Hoorn. The area comprises a combination of grasslands, woodlands, reed beds, and marshes, attracting a wide variety of flora and fauna, including reed birds, butterflies, and a colony of grey herons. Several walking and cycling routes, such as the Vliet Route and the Onderdijk Route, run through the area, and it is a popular location for water recreation such as sailing and swimming.

Directly opposite the holiday park is this beautiful, fine-sand beach. To be precise, there are two beaches: a smaller one for non-swimmers and small children, and a larger one for non-swimmers and swimmers. The swimming areas are clearly marked with buoys, and between the two beaches is a lovely pavilion selling snacks and cold drinks.

A wonderful sea. Swimming in shallow water is possible.

A very nice bike path in the nature reserve 👍

Here the bike path is a bit away from the shore, but there are countless water birds to watch. The artificial canal system a little further east is also worth seeing - almost a bit like art or an inverted mini version of the Palm Islands in Dubai ;-)

Here the cycle path makes a detour away from the coast through the small town of Onderdijk.

The IJsselmeer is the largest lake in the Netherlands. Today's freshwater lake, artificially created by dyking, consists of a large part of the former Zuiderzee bay between Friesland and North Holland. The word sea has the meaning of "inland lake" in Dutch (as in Low German). The lake is named after its main tributary, the IJssel, which flows into the Ketelmeer tributary below Kampen. The second largest tributary, the Zwarte Water, flows into the connected lake Zwarte Meer.

Wervershoof ( listen) (West Frisian Wurreversoôf) is a place and a former municipality ... Onderdijk, Wervershoof (seat of municipal administration) and Zwaagdijk-Oost.