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Ice Cream In Zandvoort

Every good seaside resort offers  a choice of places to enjoy ice cream and Zandvoort is certainly no exception.

On the beach itself you can buy ice cream from one of the beach pavilions or from a passing ice cream vendor towing their ice cream counter/freezer by tractor down the length of the beach. Below: A passing ice cream vendor on Zandvoort beach.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Down in the village away from the beach there are kiosks offering drinks, snacks and ice cream cones and most of the cafes also serve ice cream. Below right : In the Kerkplein - click to enlarge.

If you really want to indulge in an ice cream speciality, then you can try one of two different ice cream parlours.

Firstly there is a small ice cream parlour in Kerkstraat which serves its ice cream in a choice of tub or cone.

There is also a larger ice cream parlour, San Remo (photo top left) further into the town in the Haltestraat. Here you can sit inside or outside and choose from many different flavours of ice cream, opting for one of their special ice cream sundaes if you really want a treat!