Daiki & Co.
About
On Ameland, Daiki & Co. keeps its doors open Mo-Sa 11:00-18:00 at Burgemeester Bolomeijweg 1, 9163 GX Nes, Netherlands, in the village of Nes.
A 5 out of 5 average across 17 reviews marks the venue's record so far, and its website at http://www.my-daiki.com/ carries further detail. Nes, Hollum, Ballum and Buren make up the island's villages, and the venue sits within the first of them. The Pet category places it among the island's animal-focused addresses, serving year-round residents and seasonal visitors alike.
Sunday mornings fall outside the Mo-Sa 11:00-18:00 schedule, so a visit is best planned for the other six days. The website at http://www.my-daiki.com/ is the venue's own online presence.
Ameland's peak season runs from May to September, when summer days stretch long and cool sea breezes temper the heat. Cycling is the usual way around the car-free islands of the group, though Ameland itself is not among them. The Wadden Islands were shaped by sand and clay moved by tides, and some were once joined to the mainland.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Daiki & Co. known for?
Daiki & Co. is known for its website at http://www.my-daiki.com/, which represents the pet business on Ameland. The island lies within the Dutch Wadden Islands, where peak season runs from May to September.
What kind of business is Daiki & Co.?
Daiki & Co. is a pet business on Ameland in the Dutch Wadden Islands. It opens Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to 18:00.
Where is Daiki & Co. located on Ameland?
Daiki & Co. can be found at Burgemeester Bolomeijweg 1, 9163 GX Nes, Netherlands. Nes sits on Ameland, one of the Dutch Wadden Islands, a group shaped by sand and clay moved by tides.
How do visitors rate Daiki & Co.?
Visitors give Daiki & Co. a rating of 5/5 from 17 reviews, reflecting strong satisfaction with this pet business on Ameland. The island is part of the Dutch Wadden Islands, formed by sand and clay moved by tides.
Is Daiki & Co. easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Ameland?
Daiki & Co. is within reach of settlements on Ameland including Nes, where it is based, as well as Hollum, Ballum and Buren. Cycling is the usual way to get around on some Wadden Islands such as Vlieland and Schiermonnikoog, though Ameland has its own transport mix.
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