Dutch Rampart Review

Great place, not many people, the weekend is still catching up with the market, first catch the market and then catch the sea! No delay, very good tour experience [price ratio] The sand is very delicate, great feeling of feet

The Dutch barrier is mainly a fortress of the Mahler City, built during the Dutch colonial period, so it is more European style. The barrier is wide enough to walk on it or enjoy the charming waters of the Indian Ocean.

The scenery is very original, what it was like hundreds of years ago, what it is today, well protected, unadorned. Not amazing but intriguing. The iconic clock tower is high and inserted into the cloud to make the boat far visible. A few crows talk to the dragonfly in the grass.

Dutch Rampart( Dutch Barrier) was built in the 18th century to protect the administrative office of the Netherlands at the time. At that time, it was intended to build a fortress, but due to limited funds, it was built. There are many relics of Mattler inside the barrier.