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Tourist Boards North-Holland - Provides tourist information on the province including events, accommodation and a search option.
Zonneweelde - A bed and breakfast in Oosthuizen. Rates and details included.
Frikkee Bed and Breakfast - Located near Edam in the middle of the Dutch meadowlands. Includes details of the farmhouse and rates.
Waterland Cottage - Romantic accommodation in typical Dutch polder landscape in Oosthuizen close to Amsterdam.
Waterland - Local and tourist information about Waterland. Information on a few towns, with pictures.
Anzelhoef - Houses for rent on villa park in St. Maartenszee. Includes price list and tourist information page.
Swanenburgh - Accommodation Apartments Swanenburgh near Edam.
Uniek Rekreatie - Luxury holiday house on the IJsselmeer between the historical towns of Enkhuizen and Hoorn.
Waterland Visitors Page - Information about the region North of Amsterdam called Waterland.
Hotel De Bedstede - Bed and breakfast located in Broek in Waterland. Description of the facilities, pictures, price list.
Astor Travel - Offers tailor-made programmes, accommodation, transfers, excursions and guides to groups and individuals.
Toplocations - Accommodations for rent in Zandvoort, Amstelveen and Aerdenhout. Description, pictures, price and availability.
Nemo Tours - Offers canal-cruises in a sloop, with on-board catering, in the Amsterdam area, Waterland and the Zaanstreek.
Farmhouse "De Purmer" - Offers low budget group accommodation. Description of the facilities, pictures and prices.
SleepWell - Bed and breakfast located in Diemen. Rates, pictures and descriptions of the rooms.
Aan Zee - Intermediary listing holiday homes on the North Sea shore. Descriptions, pictures, search form.
Bene's Bed and Breakfast - Apartment with private entrance for two persons in Lijnden, near Schiphol Airport. Description, photographs and rates.
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