Dutch mythology is a blend of ancient European folklore, maritime legends, and local superstitions that reflect the region’s deep connection to the sea, trade, and exploration. Known for its tales of water spirits, ghost ships, and the enigmatic Witte Wieven,Dutch folklore weaves a tapestry of supernatural beings who inhabit forests, lakes, and marshes. These stories often emphasize the power of nature, trickery, and resilience, capturing the spirit of a culture shaped by the tides, mists, and maritime adventures of its people.