Summer house Blaauboer in Egmond aan Zee, located at walking distance from the sea, the beach and the North-Holland Dune Reserve.The summer house, located on the south side of Egmond aan Zee is in a quiet, child-friendly area, car-free, on the outskirts of the cosy village of Egmond aan Zee.There is a duck pond about * 20 metres away and a small children's playground with play equipment * 100 metres away.The walking distance to the Sea and the wide sandy beach is only * 5 minutes.Access to the North Holland Dune Reserve is almost at the doorstep. Here are optimal cycling and walking opportunities.At *300 metres from the summer house there is a company where you can rent bicycles if necessary.From the holiday home you can walk to the town centre with all its shops, restaurants and terraces in about 5 minutes.The summer house is fully furnished, consisting of a living room with Cable TV, Radio and a DVD player, Separate Kitchen with a microwave, a room with a Shower / Toilet and on the upper floor 2 bedrooms. Free use of Internet WIFI WLAN.We only rent the summer house to 2/3 adults with 1/2 children or to 2 adults with 1/3 children, so not to 5 adults!!!The living room has a cosy seating area and a dining area. A cupboard in which you can find besides glasses also games and information material about Egmond aan Zee and its surroundings,Cable TV is available and you can use WIFI / WLAN for free!A Separate Kitchen is equipped with a microwave, fridge with a freezer compartment, coffee machine and a toaster.Upstairs is 1 double bedroom and 1 triple bedroom, a total of 5 single beds.For a (smaller) child, there is 1 (baby) bed, baby bath, high chair and changing table.Both rooms are separated by a connecting door!The beds have duvets and pillows, without bed linen.You can bring bed linen and towels yourself or rent them from us for a fee, please specify when renting.The summer house has its own entrance with a terrace with garden furniture. BBQing is allowed in the garden.The garden is fenced and therefore perfectly suitable for children and possibly a pet (on request).You can bring bicycles or rent them nearby at * 300 metres.You can park your car close to the summer house.For parking in Egmond aan Zee, use is made of a license plate registration system.From November to March, parking is only compulsory on weekends.Included in the rental price:- 1 (baby) cot, baby bath, high chair and changing table are available free of charge.- You can also use the Internet - WIFI / WLAN - free of charge!- The parking costs in Egmond aan Zee, for Zone C+D, are for our account,- The grounds are fenced and therefore ideally suited for children and possibly a pet (on request).Egmond aan ZeeWhere else can you find beach, sea and dunes combined with beautiful old woods in one place? Where can you walk and cycle through unspoilt nature, alternating at will with strolling, café terraces, sunbathing and fun shopping? Where can you find deep peace and quiet as easily as lively hustle and bustle and impressive art and culture so close together? The municipality of Bergen, with its villages Egmond aan Zee, Egmond aan den Hoef, Egmond Binnen and Bergen, has a lot to offer today's tourist.Today's holidaymaker wants variety and that's what the municipality of Bergen has to offer: the former fishing village of Egmond aan Zee with its cosy beach, pavement cafes and shops; the art village of Bergen with plenty of art and culture and, for those looking for peace and quiet, Schoorl with its much quieter beach and beautiful forests and dunes. Three cores each with their own identity.Egmond aan Zee is traditionally a fishing village. It is a village located in the middle of the dunes and right by the sea. This makes Egmond aan Zee a paradise for sun worshippers, walkers and cyclists. Those who have been to Egmond once will return there again. The Jan van Speijk lighthouse, with its striking white exterior, keeps a watchful eye over the sea and the village. The seaside resort of Egmond aan Zee, which borders the North Holland Dune Reserve, is especially popular with people who love conviviality. Of the varied choice in restaurants, beach pavilions and surprising shops. Of strolling along the long rows of terraces, and of people-watching from behind a large coupe of ice cream. Stroll past the shops and terraces to the Lighthouse and Boulevard and watch the sun sink into the sea. Wander over the sea line to one of the sheltered sandy paths in the surrounding dune area and find your way back.Even in high season, the peace and quiet of the dunes is never far away and during all seasons you can enjoy a lovely weekend break or a whole week of relaxation or exertion in our cosy village. Egmond aan Zee is best known for its freely accessible beach everywhere. The sandy beach is certainly one of the most beautiful in the Netherlands and forms a natural whole with the village. The air here is wonderfully pure and the sun often shines.There is also plenty to experience in terms of cultural history in the Egmond area. Like the Egmond Museum, the ruins and the Castle Chapel in Egmond aan den Hoef and the Abbey in Egmond-Binnen. Not to mention the bulb fields in spring.From time immemorial, Egmond aan Zee has fought against the water. Over the centuries, parts of the village regularly disappeared into the sea, as in the 18th century. However, the sea also brought much prosperity, as the inhabitants earned their living mainly from fishing. Much is still reminiscent of the fishing past, such as the fishermen's cottages and the fishermen's monument. The Prince Henry Foundation is a striking building and was originally a shelter for former seamen. The Museum van Egmond gives an idea of its history. The village walk (available at the VVV) also gives a picture of the past. Prominently on the promenade you will find two more buildings related to the sea; namely the Jan van Speijk lighthouse and the boathouse, `The Maritime Museum` of the Royal Dutch Lifeboat Company. Both can be visited on Friday evenings in summer.