Hors 29
About
On Texel, Hors 29 sits within the Dutch Wadden Islands, with Den Burg, De Koog, Oudeschild, Den Hoorn, De Cocksdorp and Oosterend among the nearby places on the island. It is known as a chalet, and the setting places it among the island's quieter corners.
First-time visitors should expect a self-contained stay rather than a serviced hotel, with the chalet format shaping how the space is used. A 4.7 out of 5 average across 194 reviews reflects consistent satisfaction among those who have stayed. Reaching Texel is straightforward by ferry from Den Helder, with crossings of one to two hours, and the island's towns are linked by road once you are ashore.
Hors 29 carries a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 194 reviews, a record built over a substantial number of stays.
Migrating birds stop on the mudflats in large numbers, and seals rest on the sandbanks, which shapes the island's rhythm through the seasons. Dutch is the main language, with Frisian spoken on Terschelling and Schiermonnikoog. Cranberries grow on Terschelling, while potatoes, onions and sugar beet are grown on the larger islands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hors 29 known for?
Hors 29 offers chalet accommodation on Texel, part of the Dutch Wadden Islands. The surrounding waters draw migrating birds to the mudflats in large numbers, while seals rest on the sandbanks nearby.
What kind of business is Hors 29?
Hors 29 is a chalet on the island of Texel in the Dutch Wadden Islands. Dutch is the main language spoken across the island group.
Where is Hors 29 located on Texel?
Hors 29 is a chalet on Texel, one of the Dutch Wadden Islands. The island sits in a region where migrating birds stop on the mudflats in large numbers and seals rest on the sandbanks.
How do visitors rate Hors 29?
Hors 29 holds a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 194 reviews. It is a chalet on Texel, one of the Dutch Wadden Islands.
Is Hors 29 easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Texel?
Hors 29 sits on Texel, within reach of places such as Den Burg, De Koog and Oudeschild. Ferries to the Dutch Wadden Islands run from Den Helder, Harlingen, Holwerd and Lauwersoog, with crossings of one to two hours.
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