The Duidelt vacation rental at Gulfhof Polder72 is located on the Westerburer Polder near Bensersiel—right on the
dike and within walking distance of the beach. Guests can reach the
coastal area via the complex’s dike stairs; the Bensersiel beach is already visible from the dike. Duidelt thus combines
a quiet location in the polder with a strong connection to the North Sea and the beach.

With 65 m² of space, the apartment can accommodate up to 4 people. The accommodation features 2 bedrooms, 1
bathroom, a bright living and dining area, and an open kitchen. The amenities are designed for
comfortable self-catering: a ceramic cooktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave,
refrigerator, coffee maker, Nespresso machine, electric kettle, and toaster.

The living area features a warm and modern decor. Large windows, bright rooms, cozy sofa
and dining areas, as well as natural materials, create a high-quality vacation apartment atmosphere.
Wi-Fi, TV, heated floors, fly screens, and private parking enhance your comfort during
your stay.

A special highlight is the outdoor area: a terrace, patio furniture, a lawn for sunbathing, and a grill
provide space for outdoor breakfasts, peaceful sunbathing, and relaxing evenings after a
day at the beach.

A high chair, children’s toys, a changing pad, and outlet covers
round out the family-friendly amenities of the Duidelt vacation rental.

This makes Polder72 particularly
appealing to families, couples, and guests who want to combine easy access to the beach with a quiet place to stay
. The scenic view and the peaceful setting enhance the relaxing
atmosphere of the apartment. Pets are not allowed in this apartment.

The excellent location near Bensersiel is one of the special advantages of this vacation rental.
The beach, dike, sea, harbor, ferry, restaurants, and shopping are all easily accessible.

Bensersiel, Esens, Neuharlingersiel, Carolinensiel, and Norddeich are ideal destinations for excursions
along the East Frisian North Sea coast. If you’re looking for a vacation rental on the dike near Bensersiel
with a terrace, garden, grill, and a beach within walking distance, you’ll find the perfect place to stay in Duidelt.



The Gulfhof Polder72 is situated in an exceptionally quiet location on the Westerburer Polder near Bensersiel, right next to the North Sea dike. Guests can quickly reach the coast via the complex’s private dyke stairs. The beach at Bensersiel is already visible from the dyke and is about 1 km away on foot.

This charming farm complex offers eight individually furnished vacation apartments: Ine, Eger, Duidelt, Here, Hero, Hikka, Hicko, and Konko Hikna. The accommodations range in size from 65 to 86 m² and, depending on the apartment, can accommodate four to six people. This makes the Gulfhof particularly suitable for families, couples, groups of travelers, beachgoers, and cyclists.

The apartments feature two or three bedrooms, bright living and dining areas, and open-concept kitchens. Depending on the unit, amenities include one or two bathrooms, an additional guest restroom, a playroom, heated floors, a washing machine, a dryer, and multiple televisions.

Depending on the vacation rental, outdoor amenities include a private terrace, patio furniture, a lawn for sunbathing, lounge chairs, sunshades, and a barbecue area. Some apartments offer a limited view of the sea or the vast polder landscape. A private parking space is available for each vacation rental.

Depending on the apartment, families with children can take advantage of a travel crib, high chair, children’s toys, stair gate, outlet covers, or changing pad. The vacation apartments are non-smoking accommodations. In the Hicko vacation rental, dogs are allowed upon prior notice; pets are not permitted in the other Polder72 apartments.

Bensersiel, with its beach, harbor, ferry terminal, restaurants, and shopping, is easily accessible. Esens, Neuharlingersiel, Carolinensiel, Dornumersiel, and Norddeich are also great destinations for day trips along the East Frisian North Sea coast.
The Gulfhof Polder72 combines the tranquility of the pol