Texel Frisian Islands, Netherlands Travel Guide
Texel's public transport system provides a reliable way to navigate, useful for longer distances or when cycling is less appealing. Arriva operates the bus system.
National smart card system. Purchase anonymous card (non-refundable), load credit, tap in/out.
Tap contactless card on reader for pay-as-you-go travel.
Purchase from bus driver (Line 28), generally more expensive.
Often faster and more enjoyable than buses for shorter journeys.
Use buses for extended trips or when weather conditions are not ideal for cycling.
Utilize the Texelhopper app for open-ended travel to specific points.
Visit the Texel tourist information office for maps and current options.
Taxis provide a convenient, direct, though more expensive, transport option on Texel, useful for specific transfers or late-night travel.
For guided tours in specific areas, offering a charming, traditional experience.
The island's most unique local transport, offering on-demand shared rides.
Guided tours for ambulating on Wadden Sea mudflats at low tide (from mainland or sandbank).
Texel's appeal lies greatly in its suitability for active investigation, with extensive netis good for both walking and cycling.
Texel's public buses are generally accessible, fitted with ramps.
Suitable for mobility challenges.
For more specialized needs, local taxi services might offer adapted vehicles.
Arrange in advance.
Many paths in villages and some nature areas are paved or hardened. Some beach access points offer hardened paths or special beach wheelchairs.
Inquire at VVV Texel.
Embrace Texel’s extensive networks for walking and biking. These methods offer intimate meetings with the island’s natural beauty.
