Langevelderslag is a wide, clean sand beach located north of Noordwijk, closer to Noordwijkerhout. It offers a more tranquil atmosphere compared to the busier beaches directly in front of Noordwijk's center, characterized by its natural setting surrounded by dunes. The beach is accessible by car, with a specific beachfront parking area known as St(r)andplaats Nederzandt located at the end of Langevelderslag. This parking area is situated among coastal sand dunes and can accommodate a large number of vehicles. The beach is part of a coastline renowned for its quality, having received awards like the Blue Flag for clean swimming water, safe conditions, and excellent facilities. Daily cleaning occurs during the summer season, and showers are available along the beach for rinsing off. Lifeguards and first aid stations are present at busier entrances during the summer.

For paddlers, the area is a top location for stand-up paddling and surf kayaking, with several surf schools operating nearby. The beach's exposure to the North Sea means it is subject to coastal winds; the area is popular for kitesurfing, and wind forecasts frequently indicate conditions with significant gusts. The long, quiet stretches of beach towards Langevelderslag are surrounded by nature, offering a peaceful launch point. From the beach, paddlers have views of the open North Sea, and on clear days, ships crossing towards England can be seen. The sunsets from this coastline are particularly spectacular. While the beach itself is the primary feature, the surrounding area includes robust dunes, forests, and flower bulb fields, providing scenic backdrops for coastal paddling trips. The region's air quality is among the cleanest in the Netherlands.