Bosch Duin Strand in Den Helder is a hotel offering 10 luxurious studios with kitchenettes, ground floor apartments all have terraces for added relaxation. A breakfast basket will be delivered to your room every morning and you can eat in the quiet comfort and solitude of your room. Bosch Duin Strand in Den Helder is separated from the beach by the dunes and also lies close to the forest de Donker Duinen and nature reserve Mariëndal.READ MORE

The Kijkduin Fortress in Den Helder was built on the orders of Napoleon who declared the town the Gibraltar of North Holland and noted it's strategic value. Today guided tours are on offer whereby visitors to Kijkduin Fortress can find out information about the fortress in which over 700 soldiers were lodged. There are also permanent exhibitions on the history of the Kijkduin Fortress and a visit is an adventure not be missed. READ MORE

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The Hotel Den Helder offers 70 elegant and comfortable rooms, an excellent restaurant, multi function meeting and conference rooms and is close to the town centre, navy port and beautiful beach. Activities on offer are 12 state of the art bowling lanes and bike rentals as well as all things beach related. One apartment is especially equipped for disabled patrons and for a relaxed, comfortable and homely stay come to The Hotel Den Helder in Den Helder, North Holland.READ MORE

Van Dam Diving in Juliana Village in Den Helder offers professional PADI diving courses with instructors for diving in the North Holland. From recreational (vacation) to professional diver. PADI has dozens of dive courses and Van Dam Diving is happy to instruct you. If you are looking for one of the most beautiful places to dive in the world then the Netherlands is the right choice and Van Dam Diving in Den Helder are ready to take you on the adventure.READ MORE

Restaurant Fort Kijkduin in Den Helder is a restaurant in a unique place, why not get married in a vault, why not have your party or celebration in a genuine fort commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte - there's history here and great food and even themed evenings. And it's not just about the food and the fort, there are stunning sea views, the sandbank Razende Bol, the island of Texel and the natural preserve Graf heartedness Dunes all within view. The rooms can be combined to accommodate 900 people if need be, it's the place, it's Restaurant Fort Kijkduin in Den Helder.READ MORE

SPIJZ Eten & Drinken in Den Helder offers four different themes under one company - a maritime theme, where you imagine yourself on a boat, an old hollands theme where you can eat in an old farmhouse, a seasonal theme with seasonal dishes and a HOLLYWOOD America theme. There are delicious dishes on offer that refer to the various themes and the menu changes regularly at the SPIJZ Eten & Drinken in Den Helder. READ MORE

Hotel Den Helder Care Apartment in Den Helder is specially rigged for the disabled holiday maker or patients requiring after care after hospitalisation, the apartment offers a complete kitchen, a special entrance, livingroom with TV-set, sofabed, comfortable chair and dining area and electrical controlled beds. The local hospital and health service can provide special care in the apartment and Hotel Den Helder works closely with them.READ MORE

The Forest Hotel Bar Bistro in Den Helder offer delicious a la carte services with meat and fish specialities. Offering pleasant surroundings and welcoming food and comfort the Forest Hotel Bar Bistro is the perfect place to end off a great day exploring North Holland. Closed on Saturdays but open Sunday to Friday from 18:00 - 22:00 hours dine on Hors d?oeuvres like Beef carpaccio with pesto dressing, and Fried mushrooms on toast, mains include Steak with pepper sauce, and Braised pork tenderloin with onion, pepper and mushrooms to name a few and there are prawns and smoked salmon on the fish side and vegetarians are catered for, all meals rounded off with a delectable dessert or liquer coffee.READ MORE

The Marine Museum or Dutch Navy museum in Den Helder illustrates the history of the navy via countless ship models, paintings, weapons and uniforms sporting epaulettes and decorations. Three ships are highlighted namely the ironclad ramship Schorpioen (1868), the minesweeper Abraham Crijnssen (1936) and the submarine Tonijn (1966). The Marine Museum in Den Helder is dedicated mainly to the history of the Royal Netherlands Navy.READ MORE