The Mokbaai is a bay in the south of Texel. You will see it on the left when you arrive on Texel by ferry. In this southern tip of Texel you can regularly enjoy beautiful, typically Dutch cloudy skies. The bay is often referred to as the Wadden Sea in miniature. There are mudflats, salt marshes, a channel and a mussel bed. At low tide, Mok Bay is largely dry and is an important foraging area for waterfowl. Next to the Mok Bay are several bird sanctuaries, such as De Geul and De Petten. This beautiful caravan is located in the dune garden of a house on the edge of the Mok Bay, between 't Horntje and Den Hoorn. Here you can enjoy the greenery. On the grounds you will discover salamanders, woodpeckers, butterflies and many other animals. Take the path nearby to the beach and Mok Bay where you can find crabs, mussels, oysters and samphire. Within cycling distance you will find the village of Den Hoorn with many local products and restaurants.