The cycling route through Noordwijkerhout offers a great opportunity to explore the beautiful nature and charming villages together with your family. You'll discover picturesque landscapes, flower fields, and quiet paths, perfect for both experienced cyclists and children. Along the way, there are nice spots to stop and explore the local culture.

On this 32 km cycling route, you will get to know the versatility of Noordwijk. You cycle along the beach, through the dunes, and in spring/summer, you can fully enjoy the beautiful tulip fields and bulb areas. In addition to the many bulb fields, the varied landscape, the canals and ditches, the monuments, and the charming villages make the route definitely worthwhile.

The Malote route is a fun and varied 5.7 km trail through the Hollands Duin. At times, you walk beneath shady trees, and then the landscape opens up completely, allowing you to walk along sand drift areas. This route is named after Malotedel, a small-scale farming area situated in the middle of the dunes.

During this 10 km cycling route, you will get acquainted with various writers and local literary heroes who have lived in Noordwijk or have vacationed there and written about it. As you cycle through the beautiful dunes and along the coast, you'll discover information about their lives and works.

A 6 km route between Noordwijk and Noordwijkerhout takes you past the beautiful estate of Nieuw Leeuwenhorst. Enjoy the autumn foliage as the leaves change color, but don't forget to look down… here you'll find various types of mushrooms that are definitely worth seeing.

This 3.6 km walking route in the dunes north of Noordwijk leads along the remnants of the Atlantic Wall, a German defensive line from World War II. The bunkers now serve as a bat reserve and therefore enjoy protected status.

Max Liebermann is considered the most important Impressionist German painter. The Netherlands was like a second homeland for him. Along this route, 24 images of his paintings are featured, exactly at the locations he captured on canvas. The route is 11.5 km long and takes approximately 4 hours to complete.