The Netherlands has a region for every type of traveller. From the vast forests of the Veluwe to the beaches of Zeeland, from water-rich Friesland to hilly South Limburg. Pick a region to see all holiday homes in that area.
Not sure which region suits you? The guide which region suits you covers the character of each area, when to go and who it works for.
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37 parks
The Netherlands' largest contiguous nature reserve, with dense forests, purple heathlands and thousands of kilometres of cycle paths.
49 parks
Islands and peninsulas with broad beaches, protected nature and the quiet culture of fishermen and sea dikes.
6 parks
Quiet rolling landscape in eastern Gelderland, with old farmsteads, small streams and expansive fields.
Sand dunes, raised bog in De Peel and varied forests, from the Biesbosch all the way to the Belgian border.
26 parks
The Netherlands' only hills, half-timbered villages, vineyards and centuries-old marl quarries in the far south.
Densely populated, but with expansive dunes along the coast, the Green Heart inland, and the mouth of the Rhine.
29 parks
A water-sport paradise with eleven historic cities, its own language and a wide landscape of lakes, terp mounds and the Wadden Sea.
Five islands in the North Sea, each with its own character, miles of beach and protected Wadden nature.
4 parks
Wide-open fields, centuries-old mound villages and an unspoilt Wadden coast in the far north of the Netherlands.
17 parks
The Netherlands' oldest cultural landscape, with prehistoric dolmens, expansive heathlands and quiet forests.
23 parks
The Salland rolling landscape, the meandering Vecht river and low hills at the border between the low and high Netherlands.
Wide North Sea beaches behind a belt of dunes, with polders, old fishing villages and the IJsselmeer beyond.
8 parks
The Utrechtse Heuvelrug runs through the province as a wooded ridge, with country estates and sandy trails.
5 parks
The newest Dutch province, reclaimed from the Zuiderzee, with open horizons and water on every side.
