All EuroParcs holiday parks are child friendly and ideal for a family holiday in the Netherlands! The holiday parks not only offer large holiday homes with plenty of space for you and your children, but also a wide range of activities for families with children. There are indoor play paradises, swimming pools with exciting slides, fun mini-golf courses and, of course, children's entertainment. Here are some suggestions of our top child-friendly picks: EuroParcs Zuiderzee, EuroParcs IJsselmeer, EuroParcs Kaatsheuvel

The Netherlands has more than 450 kilometres of North Sea coast, stretching from the south in Zeeland to the Dutch Wadden Islands in the north. For you, this means a huge choice of fantastic beaches in the Netherlands for an unforgettable holiday! We have listed the most beautiful beaches in the Netherlands for you; all you have to do is choose your favourite! Some of our favourites are: Noordwijk, Zandvoort, Texel and Scheveningen 

The most popular season swimming in the Netherlands is from July to September. During this period, the Dutch North Sea coast reaches a maximum water temperatures of around 20°C. Some of the most popular seaside resorts with warm water temperatures include Domburg, Cadzand and Renesse in Zeeland, Katwijk aan Zee, Hoek van Holland and Scheveningen in South Holland or Zandvoort, Bloemendaal aan Zee and Egmond aan Zee in North Holland.

As in many other popular holiday destinations, the peak summer season in the Netherlands is between June and August. This is mainly because most neighbouring countries have summer holidays during this period, and staying in a holiday park in the Netherlands is very popular with families during the summer holidays.

However, there is also plenty to do in the early summer. In April there are the King's Day celebrations, and the tulips are in full bloom throughout April and May. This makes it an ideal time to visit the Keukenhof (our most famous tulip field). The autumn months of September and October in late summer are still perfect to enjoy the sun an take a city break or a visit to the national park.

The Netherlands offers the perfect mix of diverse nature, exciting activities and, of course, exciting cities. We have listed some of the most beautiful destinations for you to check out: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Maastricht and Leiden

You do not need a fishing licence for a fishing holiday in the Netherlands. If you want to go fishing in the Netherlands, you need a so-called VISpas. The VISpas is like the national fishing licence of the Netherlands and can easily be bought online or at a local angling shop. There are different types of fishing licences but the standard pass costs about 40 euros for a year and this allows you to fish with two rods in about 90 per cent of Dutch waters. On the website VISplanner (also available as an app), you can also see where you are allowed to fish in the Netherlands.