Ijmuiden, located at the mouth of the North Sea Canal, is a coastal city shaped by wind, water and maritime heritage. Its impressive harbours, wide sandy beaches and raw coastal charm make it a destination that appeals to both explorers and visitors seeking tranquillity. For decades, its strategic location has made Ijmuiden an essential hub for international shipping, fishing and coastal tourism.

 

The city is especially known for its vast port areas, where fishing vessels, pilot boats and cargo ships set the daily rhythm. The Ijmuiden lock complex, the largest of its kind in the world, is an engineering marvel that draws visitors from far beyond the region.

 

Nature lovers find endless inspiration in Ijmuiden’s coastline. Ijmuiderslag Beach is famous for its rugged dunes, ideal surfing conditions and sweeping North Sea views. Just beyond the city lies South Kennemerland National Park, home to wildlife, scenic walking routes and untouched dune landscapes.

 

Culturally, Ijmuiden offers a mix of history and maritime identity. The Forteiland fortifications, part of the UNESCO-listed Defence Line of Amsterdam, bring wartime stories tot life. Harbour markets, boat tours and fishing traditions add to the authentic atmosphere that defines the city.

 

Through the live stream on livebeelden.be, viewers can experience Ijmuiden exactly as het is: energetic, natural and constantly in motion. The popularity of these live images demonstrates how captivating the harbour panoramas and coastal scenes are, even voor wie de stad nog nooit bezocht heeft. It gives travellers a preview that often overtuigt hen om de real thing zelf te komen ontdekken.