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    Vierhuizen: miles of cycle paths radiating from a comfortable camp site, and six small towns in range.

    See bird hides, eat seafood, view art galleries, a tea factory, ex-pirates' houses, windmills, old churches, wild flowers, calm canals and a national park island, Schiermonnikoog, where no cars are welcome and the North Sea beaches stretch for miles. The best food in Holland at campsite Herberg.

    Bert Jan and Saskia Harens
    Hoofdstraat 49
    9975 VR Vierhuizen
    De Marne, Netherlands.
    Tel: 0595-401657
    www.camping-lauwerszee.nl
    Groningen is the nearest railhead.

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    The St Nicolaas Boat Club

    Posted by Lordoftherings 19 January 2006

    This is a canal trip with a difference. The club are a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of historic boats on the Amsterdam canals. The club will take your group on a trip round the lesser known canals and sights, with the knowledgeable captains gauging and tailoring the trip to your particular needs. It's free, although giving the captain a gratuity is polite (around 10 euros is normal). Best of all, you can take your take own supplies, be that food, drink, or smokes.

    Inside Boom Chicago, Leidseplein 12, Amsterdam;

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    Canals

    Posted by Aenn 16 January 2006

    A canal tour is perhaps a bit touristy, but I enjoy them despite living in the Netherlands. A one-hour trip is a nice way to see a few sights when you are tired of walking.

    In the summer I prefer to rent a paddleboat with a friend. There is a rental place near Rijksmuseum. It is not as warm on the canals and you can go at your own pace.

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