Madura
About
Madura in Texel occupies Postweg 177, 1795 JN De Cocksdorp, placing it at the northern end of the island near De Cocksdorp itself.
The guest house welcomes visitors during a seasonal window that runs from Mar 15 to Oct 31, covering spring through autumn on the Wadden island. Its standing rests on a 4.9 out of 5 average drawn from 28 reviews, a strong showing among places to stay on Texel. Den Burg, De Koog, Oudeschild, Den Hoorn and Oosterend sit elsewhere on the island, giving guests a sense of the surrounding settlements.
First-time visitors should expect a stay shaped by the island's quieter northern tip, with the guest house operating only within its seasonal dates. The website at http://www.maduratexel.nl/ provides further contact details for planning a booking.
Cycling is the usual way around the Wadden Islands, and some, such as Vlieland and Schiermonnikoog, are largely car-free. Dutch is the main language, with Frisian spoken on Terschelling and Schiermonnikoog. North Sea fish, shrimps, mussels, lamb and dairy feature in local cooking, and the islands themselves were formed by sand and clay moved by tides.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Madura known for?
Madura is a guest house on Texel, and its website at http://www.maduratexel.nl/ is where the property presents itself. Texel is one of the Dutch Wadden Islands, where North Sea fish, shrimps, mussels, lamb and dairy feature in local cooking.
Where is Madura located on Texel?
Madura sits at Postweg 177, 1795 JN De Cocksdorp, Netherlands, on the island of Texel. Texel belongs to the Dutch Wadden Islands, a chain shaped by sand and clay carried by the tides.
How do visitors rate Madura?
Guests have given Madura a rating of 4.9 out of 5 across 28 reviews. This guest house sits on Texel, part of the Dutch Wadden Islands, where Dutch is the main language.
Is Madura easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Texel?
Madura is a guest house on Texel, and travellers coming from places such as Den Burg or De Koog can reach it via the island's roads. Texel lies in the Dutch Wadden Islands, where cycling is a usual way to get around on some of the car-free islands.
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