Schoorl
Schoorl is a village in the Dutch province of North Holland. It is part of the municipality of Bergen and is situated in the dune region. The village is known for its extensive dune landscape, which is a protected nature reserve. The Schoorlse Duinen, as they are known, are some of the highest and widest dunes in the Netherlands.
Historically, Schoorl was a separate municipality until it merged with Bergen in 1993. The village has a
The economy of Schoorl has traditionally been linked to agriculture and fishing, but in recent decades, tourism
Schoorl's unique location within the dunes influences its environment and lifestyle. The area is characterized by