Excursion along the bird colonies of De Geul
Discover De Mokbaai and De Geul together with the forester during this varied excursion. In the south of Texel you will find a varied landscape. The ranger will take you through the closed area to enjoy the birds that breed there and everything else you encounter along the way. In the spring you can see breeding cormorants, gulls and spoonbills in this area. During the varied walk you will discover De Mokbaai salt marsh area and the dunes and wet nature of De Geul, located in the National Park Dunes of Texel. The guide tells you about everything there is to see and provides background information. This excursion is different every season. Start time: check the Ecomare website for the current times. The excursions last 2 hours.
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Den Hoorn
Nature, Field trips, and Birds
adults and children
- www.ecomare.nl
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Location
De Mokbaai and De Geul.
Important to know
Age: from 8 years. This excursion is in Dutch.
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Ecomare, natuurmuseum & zeehondenopvang
Ecomare, natuurmuseum & zeehondenopvang
A short distance outside De Koog in the dunes near paal 17, you will find the nature museum and seal sanctuary Ecomare. seals If you want to see a seal up close, this is possible in Ecomare. The seals are fed at 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. During the feeding, everything is told about the seals that live in Ecomare. You can also admire other sea creatures in Ecomare. The bird sanctuary can be visited and there is a whale room with skeletons of various whales and dolphins. nature education There are various exhibitions about the Wadden Sea, the North Sea and nature on Texel. Do you want to experience nature up close? Then book an excursion at Ecomare led by a guide.
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