When you love riding through seemingly untouched nature and remote villages, this is the perfect tour for you. You will see small, yet thriving towns, surrounded by medieval walls along the big rivers – once the beating heart of busy trade routes. In the very heart of this area, and at the same time in the heart of a unique National Park, is Geertruidenberg, once a fishing village for delicious Salmon. The surrounding area, the “Biesbosch”, is a unique nature reserve which has its origins in one of the biggest floods the country has ever experienced, the St. Elisabeth flood in 1421. Today the area boasts with a big variety of waterways, remote villages, rare birds and a unique flora.