Egmond aan Zee is a seaside resort in the municipality of Bergen in the Dutch province of North Holland. Popularly, the place is also called Derp. The dialect that is spoken is also called Derpers, which is considered to be part of the West Frisian dialect, but is one of the most deviant of the sub-dialects.
Open every first and third Sunday in the months of April to October. Atlanticwall Museum about the local WWII history. Located in the dunes of Egmond aan Zee. A small but interesting museum.
The J.C.J. van Speijk lighthouse in Egmond aan Zee is an iconic monument with a rich history. Built in 1834, it honours Jan van Speijk, a Dutch naval hero. Besides the impressive view over the North Sea, the lighthouse offers a special atmosphere due to its historical significance. Its surroundings with dunes and beach make it a perfect destination for a day out.
Egmond aan Zee beach is perfect for a relaxing day out. The wide, clean sandy beach invites you to sunbathe, walk and swim. The atmospheric promenade offers cosy beach bars and restaurants overlooking the sea. There are also beautiful dunes for lovely walks and cycle rides. The combination of nature, tranquillity and facilities makes this beach ideal for both families and those seeking peace and quiet.
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