Audio Guide of Shipwreck Museum and Flora Beach

The museum is open from mid-March to mid-November, daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is located at Badweg 110, De Koog, Texel; it is easy to reach by bicycle or bus from Den Burg, and there is free parking nearby. More info on the official website.

Admission is €6 for adults and €4 for children aged 4 to 12; it is free for children under 4, and family discounts are available. You can buy tickets at the door or online to avoid queues. Check updated prices on the official website.

It is recommended to allow 1 to 2 hours for a full visit, exploring the exhibitions and the outdoor garden. If you are visiting with children, it may take a bit longer because of the interactive activities. It is ideal for a quick stop on your route around Texel.

The museum tells the story of shipwrecks along the coast of Texel, with objects recovered from the sea and accounts of the beachcombers who lived from what washed ashore. It highlights the island’s rich maritime tradition and its role in historic rescues. It is a fascinating glimpse into Dutch coastal life.

The best time is from May to September, when the weather is ideal to combine it with the nearby beach; go in the morning to avoid crowds. In summer, mornings are cool and there is more light for the outdoor exhibits.

Yes, the museum is mostly accessible, with ramps and an elevator for wheelchairs in the main areas. Some parts of the outdoor garden may be uneven, but there are adapted routes. Contact +31 222 317 365 for specific details.

Nearby you will find De Koog Beach for relaxing, Ecomare (a nature and seal center) 2 km away, and the Eierland Lighthouse 5 km away. You can rent bikes to explore them easily. View a map on Google Maps.

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for sand, as it is near the beach; book ahead if you are visiting in a group. Combine it with a walk on the beach to see real beach finds and use the Texel app for audio guides. Phone: +31 222 317 365 for questions.