A marsh marigold that can be found nowhere else in the world...the triangular club rush...the rare root vole...water shrew... kingfishers... blue throats... reed warblers... ten varieties of dragonflies... and not to forget the swollen spire nail...

All of these plants and animals (and many more) are ready to welcome SENSE members to a Summer Walk with a difference.

Because, on 17 June we'll be discovering the beautiful nature of the Biesbosch, during an afternoon filled with a light lunch, fluisterboten and a walk through the nature reserve around the Amaliahoeve. Disembarkation is planned around 5.30 p.m. to get you home in time for supper. 

Getting there

Drimmelen is located in what is called the 'Brabantsche Biesbos', north of Breda, middle in the triangle A27, A59 and A16 making it easily accessible by car wherever you're coming from. Click here for information on getting to Restaurant 't Voske

Team up and make the drive (just over an hour from Amsterdam) an enjoyable one also! We will be posting a list of attendees to make it easy for you to make car pool arrangements.