Black-tailed godwit in the field

TOPs, short for Tourist Transfer Points, offer a convenient start to your exploration of the rural area. Each TOP provides parking facilities, after which you can explore the area by bike, on foot or even by boat

On the information kiosks at each TOP you will find various routes that lead you to the most beautiful spots, peaceful surroundings and beautiful nature of Laag Holland. During your tour, you will pass surprising resting points and cosy catering establishments, and the TOPs show you the way to find them. You can recognise the TOPs by their green information columns.

Zeevang, the lowest point of North Holland, is an open peat meadow area with many w...

On the information kiosks at each TOP you will find various routes that lead you to the most beautiful spots, peaceful surroundings and beautiful nature of Laag Holland. During your tour, you will pass surprising resting points and cosy catering establishments, and the TOPs show you the way to find them. You can recognise the TOPs by their green information columns.

Zeevang, the lowest point of North Holland, is an open peat meadow area with lots of water and historic villages such as Beets, Kwadijk and Warder. This peatland, diked in the 13th century, is characterised by elongated grasslands, narrow and wide ditches, meandering dykes and monumental cheese-cover farmhouses. Once plagued by floods from the Zuiderzee, it now harbours a peaceful, primal Dutch landscape. North Holland's lowest point is in the Etersheimbraak polder, six metres below sea level, within the Zeevang polder. The area is a paradise for meadow birds, with a special bird-watching wall in Warder where bird lovers can quietly observe.