Charming nature

The Netherlands has a wide range of natural landscapes for a relatively small nation. The Netherlands has abundant of breathtaking natural areas where you can go for a calm stroll or an energizing hike, appreciate flowers, and look for mushrooms. There are countless options, including national parks, forests, mansions, lakes, and dunes. Additionally, because a large portion of the nation is submerged beneath the sea, it frequently floods. In order to avoid this, the coastline has undergone significant change over time. Numerous species of bats, rodents, deer, waterbirds, songbirds, seals, and other large animals can be found in the Netherlands. Off the coast, it's possible to view both cetaceans and sea turtles.

De Hoge Veluwe National Park, the biggest national park in the Netherlands, is situated in Gelderland's Veluwe Region. It only makes sense to place it at the top of my list of nature in the Netherlands as Dutch citizens voted it to be the country's best scenic region! There are many different types of landscapes in De Hoge Veluwe, from heathlands to forests. The "Dutch Big Five," which comprise foxes, badgers, roe deer, wild boar, and red deer, can be found in De Hoge Veluwe National Park.