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You'll find all kinds of sweets here on 5.4m². It's open from April 20, 2025 (Easter) to September 28, 2025, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 12:00 to 17:00.

Beautiful place with a view of the polder to take a break during a walk or bike ride.

The Jan Hop ferry takes cyclists, pedestrians and mopeds/scooters/motorcycles across the waterway ‘De Vinkenhop’ between Spijkerboor and De Rijp. The ferry is part of the ferry routes around the Alkmaarder- and Uitgeestermeer. * For safety reasons, it will no longer be possible to pay in cash as of 1 July 2024. Payment can then only be made by PIN

Nice village for a quiet look, many beautiful old buildings and nice terraces to enjoy the pleasant atmosphere.

Here is the smallest candy store in Holland.

The town hall was designed by Leeghwater in 1630. His statue stands in front of the building. The town hall also housed the Waag, where livestock and agricultural products were weighed.

The Jan Hop is part of the "ferry route Alkmaarder - and Uitgeestermeer" and is well visited, especially on weekends. To encourage commuting by bike, the Jan hop also sails on Monday to Friday. But for now this is only in the period from April to October. The exploitation is provided by Blue Amigo, a company that has extensive experience with nautical services. Both ticket sales (including debit card payment) and maintenance are provided by Blue Amigo. The Jan Hop This ferry is named after the legendary ferryman Jan Hop who, from 1911, took care of the crossings in his rowing boat. After all, Jan Hop was popular with the children because he could let birds eat from his hand. He always had some chicken feed in his pocket! If the parents of these children had known that Jan Hop had never learned to swim and that he absolutely couldn't, then... Fortunately it has always gone well. The current ferry was put into service in 1984. (Source: back of the crossing ticket.)

Beautiful view of 4 windmills. Worth the detour from Amsterdam.