De Ronduite is an access point on the Beulakerwijde, situated on a small peninsula between the Beulakerwijde and Belterwijde lakes in the Dutch province of Overijssel, near the village of Wanneperveen.

The name traces back to a redoubt — a military fortification — that once stood on this spot. The location sits along the historic Veneweg, a road dating to 1775, which offers sweeping views across the open water of both lakes.

The area is part of the broader Wieden and Weerribben wetland landscape, a peat-cutting region threaded with waterways and cycling routes that also pass through Giethoorn, famously known as the Venice of the North.