Birdwatching Hide De Vogelkieker - Observation point

The birdwatching hide De Vogelkieker is located in the second Kroon’s Polder on Vlieland and is the perfect place to admire birds up close without disturbing them. Here you come face to face with the rich birdlife of the Wadden Sea.
What can you expect at birdwatching hide De Vogelkieker?
Unique bird area: The Kroon’s Polders and the adjacent Posthuiswad are among the busiest bird areas of the Wadden Sea.
- Spring: A delightful sight when young goslings waddle through the grass on their way to the water.
- Summer: On the islets in the polder, various species breed, such as spoonbills, cormorants, oystercatchers, avocets, barnacle geese, lesser black-backed gulls and herring gulls.
- Autumn: During the great bird migration, up to 350,000 birds can be present at once, including thousands of bar-tailed godwits and knots.
- Winter: The polders are then filled with serene tranquillity, where you can observe birds undisturbed.


Furthermore Birdwatching Hide De Vogelkieker is near the following sights: Birdwatching Screen Kroon’s Polder (±550 m), Kroon’s Polders (±850 m), Meeuwenduinen (±900 m), Posthuiswad (±950 m) & Bomenland (±1,2 km).
For information
Kroon’s Polders, Vlieland