What is there to do in the area?

Breskens is a popular seaside town on the Zeeland coast, known for enjoying a high number of sunshine hours each year. Its main attraction is undoubtedly the 4-kilometre-long sandy beach, perfect for relaxing walks, fresh sea air and long days by the water.

Take a stroll past the iconic octagonal lighthouse, admire the remarkable wood carvings by emeritus priest and sculptor Omer Gielliet in Saint Barbara’s Church, or visit the Fisheries Museum to discover more about the rich maritime history of Breskens.

Every August, the harbour town comes alive during the annual Fishing Festivals, a lively three-day event attracting thousands of visitors with music, activities and plenty of fresh seafood.

Food lovers will also feel right at home here. Taste local Zeeland delicacies such as fresh oysters, mussels and the famous Westerschelde lobster in one of the cosy restaurants by the harbour or coastline.

Breskens perfectly combines beach, nature, culture and gastronomy into a versatile destination for all ages.

Vlissingen is a lively harbour town filled with maritime history, cosy terraces and beautiful views over the Westerschelde estuary. Stroll along the longest boulevard in the Netherlands, where impressive ships pass close to the shore, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere by the sea.

Relax on a terrace near the harbour, explore the natural recreation area of Nollebos or visit some of the city’s well-known attractions. Highlights include the historic Keizersbolwerk, the interactive Zeeuws maritiem muZEEum and the family attraction park Het Arsenaal.

Vlissingen is also closely linked to the famous Dutch naval hero Michiel de Ruyter, who was born here. His statue proudly overlooks the water from the boulevard.

From Breskens, Vlissingen is easy to reach via the Westerschelde Ferry, a bicycle and passenger ferry connecting both coastal towns. A fun and relaxing way to discover Zeeland from the water.

Sluis is the perfect destination for food lovers, culture enthusiasts and shopping fans alike. In this charming fortified town, Burgundian dining, history and boutique shopping come together effortlessly.

Stroll through the lively shopping streets, discover local boutiques and enjoy Zeeland specialities on one of the many terraces. Sluis is known for its welcoming atmosphere and culinary character.

One of the town’s most remarkable landmarks is the Belfry of Sluis, the only belfry in the Netherlands and an impressive historical monument located in the heart of the town. Sluis is also a favourite destination for fine dining enthusiasts.

A dinner at La Trinité is highly recommended for a truly special culinary experience. This Michelin-starred restaurant is located in the former ABN AMRO bank building and is renowned for its refined dishes and creative flavour combinations. Reservations are required.

Sluis perfectly combines culture, gastronomy and shopping into a complete day out in Zeeland Flanders.

Brugge is one of the most popular and romantic destinations in Belgium. Its historic city centre is proudly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is filled with charm, history and atmosphere.

Wander through picturesque streets, stroll along romantic canals and cross the city’s many beautiful bridges. Discover historic buildings, cosy squares and the unique atmosphere that makes Bruges feel like a city straight out of a postcard.

Take a seat at a terrace café, explore charming boutiques and taste delicious Belgian speciality beers in one of the many welcoming bars. The city is also a paradise for lovers of chocolate, gastronomy and culture.

A visit to Bruges is perfect for a romantic day trip, a cultural getaway or simply relaxing and enjoying true Belgian hospitality.

Knokke-Heist is one of Belgium’s best-known and most stylish seaside resorts. With its kilometres of sandy beaches, luxury shopping streets, lively promenade and cultural attractions, it is the perfect destination for a varied day by the coast.

Besides relaxing on the beach, Knokke-Heist is an excellent place for shopping, with exclusive boutiques and charming shopping areas. Art and culture lovers will also feel at home thanks to the many galleries, museums and exhibitions throughout the town.

A special recommendation is the For Freedom Museum, where visitors can learn more about the dramatic history of Knokke-Heist during the Second World War. The museum tells the powerful story of liberation and the hardships the region endured during that time.

Knokke-Heist perfectly combines beach life, culture, gastronomy and exclusive shopping into a sophisticated destination for all ages.

Looking for a fun day out with family, friends or your partner? As a guest of EuroParcs Schoneveld, you can enjoy special discounts on tickets for a wide range of attractions and sights in the area.

Whether you are interested in culture, thrilling theme parks or a relaxing day at the zoo, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Thanks to exclusive EuroParcs deals, you can experience unforgettable outings at an even better price.

Benefits of booking tickets online:

• Exclusive discounts for EuroParcs guests
• Easy advance booking
• More convenience and less waiting time
• A wide selection of museums, theme parks and zoos

Book your tickets in advance and make the most of your holiday or weekend getaway. Click the button below to discover all available outings and attractions.

Enjoy an adventurous day out at Deltapark Neeltje Jans!
This unique theme park is all about water, adventure and education, making it the perfect destination for the whole family.

Learn all about the impressive Delta Works and the 1953 North Sea flood disaster, watch fascinating seal and sea lion presentations and explore the underwater world of the Oosterschelde National Park in the exhibition area and the BlueReef Aquarium.

There is also plenty of fun and excitement to enjoy. Ride the park train, race down the water slide, take a boat tour across the Oosterschelde and, if you are lucky, spot wild seals along the way. Dare to experience the power of nature in the spectacular Storm Simulator.

Deltapark Neeltje Jans perfectly combines adventure, relaxation and education into a fantastic day out for all ages.

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Step aboard De Festijn and discover the Westerschelde from the water!
Once a traditional mussel fishing boat, De Festijn is now a charming tour vessel offering unique cruises along the Zeeland coast.

Departing from Breskens, you will enjoy a scenic 1.5-hour boat trip across the Westerschelde, surrounded by fresh sea air, beautiful views and a unique maritime atmosphere. Along the way, there is a good chance of spotting seals resting on the sandbanks. And with a bit of luck, you may even see a porpoise surfacing above the water.

A relaxing and memorable experience for nature lovers, families and anyone wanting to experience Zeeland from the water.

Explore the diverse Zeeland landscape around Breskens on foot or by bike.
Cycle along the water, across winding dikes and through the dunes while enjoying the fresh sea air and wide-open views. The surroundings of Breskens are a paradise for walkers and cycling enthusiasts.

A special recommendation is the De Zwarte Polder nature reserve a unique nature reserve that was literally formed from a flooded polder. The area features a variety of landscapes and is home to rich flora and fauna, making it a wonderful place for peaceful walks in nature.

Another must-visit location is Waterdunen Breskens. Opened in 2022, this beautiful nature reserve combines nature, recreation and coastal protection in a unique way. The area currently offers three walking routes and continues to develop further.

Whether you prefer a relaxing walk or an active bike ride, the Breskens area allows you to experience Zeeland at its very best.

For more tips on walking and cycling routes, feel free to visit the reception.

West Zeeuws-Vlaanderen is a unique part of the Netherlands where the calm atmosphere of Zeeland blends perfectly with the warm and Burgundian character of neighbouring Flanders. Here, you immediately notice the special mix of hospitality, culture and enjoyment of life.

Until 1814, this region belonged to Flanders — something that can still be felt today. The relaxed atmosphere, rich cuisine and charming villages all carry a distinct Flemish influence.

West Zeeuws-Vlaanderen truly offers the best of both worlds. Discover its rich cultural history, picturesque towns and villages, or enjoy the kilometres of sandy beaches along the coast. The region is also known for its beautiful cycling and walking routes, rugged nature reserves and endless opportunities to relax and unwind.

A versatile destination where nature, culture, gastronomy and coastal experiences come together beautifully.

Just across the Belgian border lies Het Zwin, a unique nature reserve known as “the international airport for birds.” This special coastal lagoon features dunes, salt pans and salt marshes, making it a true paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

Every year, countless migratory birds use Het Zwin as a resting place during their journey north or south. With a bit of luck, you may spot storks, cormorants, kestrels and many other bird species in their natural habitat.

The area offers several walking and cycling routes with scenic viewpoints where you can quietly enjoy the impressive landscape and wildlife. A perfect destination for a relaxing day surrounded by nature.

Tip: boots or waterproof shoes are highly recommended, especially during wet weather or when exploring the marshy areas.

For sporty and adventurous beach activities, Moio Beach is the place to be. Located on the beach of Cadzand-Bad, they offer exciting Adventure Sports activities for all ages.

From beach games and water sports to adventures in the dunes or at sea, everything here is focused on action, fun and enjoying the Zeeland coast together. Whether you are looking for an active challenge or a more relaxed experience, there is something for everyone.

Moio Beach offers a variety of group activities for parties of 5 people or more. You can book a single activity or combine multiple activities for a complete day programme. Almost all combinations are possible.

Would you like to join with a smaller group? In many cases, it is possible to join another group. During July and August, Moio Beach also organises a zomerprogramma that individuals can join.

Perfect for families, groups of friends, team outings and active holidaymakers looking to experience Zeeland in an adventurous way.

Step into the exciting world of Antonio Bellucci, chef of Italy’s oldest family pizzeria: I Duini. His pizzeria is at risk of closing, as the secret family recipe behind his legendary pizzas has gone missing. Without this recipe and its crucial secret ingredient, the pizzeria may be lost forever.

In this Escape Room, you and your team must search for the missing recipe hidden somewhere in the old kitchen. But it will not be easy: puzzles, mysterious mechanisms and an ancient security system protect the Bellucci family secret.

You have just one hour to find the recipe and save Antonio’s dream. Work together, pay close attention to every detail and use your problem-solving skills to uncover the clues.

Do you dare to take on the challenge? Reserve the Escape Room or one of the Escape Room packages.

Good to know: the Escape Room is only accessible by stairs. A certain level of mobility is therefore required.

Did you know that the ostrich is the largest bird in the world? Despite its impressive size, it can run at speeds of up to 70 km per hour! During a visit to Struisvogelboerderij Monnikenwerve, you will learn everything about these remarkable animals.

During the guided tour, you will discover more about the ostriches’ habits, lifestyle and daily care on the farm. An educational and surprising experience for both young and old.

After the tour, you can relax in the cosy farm shop, where you will find a variety of ostrich products, including leather accessories, liqueur and skincare products made with ostrich oil. Perfect as a unique souvenir or gift.

Good to know:

• Reservations for the guided tour are required
• Reservations can easily be made via the website using the button below
• Opening hours 2026: from 14 March until the end of June, every Saturday and Sunday

Step into the Zeeuws maritiem muZEEum and discover fascinating stories about the sea, courage and adventure. Through personal stories, remarkable artefacts and interactive exhibitions, the museum brings Zeeland’s rich maritime history to life.

Meet famous naval heroes such as Michiel de Ruyter, while also learning about the lives of sailors, explorers and adventurers whose lives were closely connected to the sea. From victories and discoveries to hardships and hidden treasures, the muZEEum offers a unique journey through maritime history.

The museum houses one of the largest collections of objects recovered from VOC ships. Admire authentic plates, cutlery, cups, bottles, swords and even silver and gold coins that once travelled across the world’s oceans.

During your visit, be sure to climb the historic 17th-century tower for stunning views over the sea and the city of Vlissingen.

An inspiring and educational experience for visitors of all ages, filled with captivating sea stories.

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Enjoy a fun-filled day at Speel- en Doe Boerderij Pierewiet, the ultimate play farm in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen for the whole family!
Children can play, explore and get creative for hours, while parents relax and enjoy a wonderful day out.

There is plenty to do, including:

• Arts, crafts and creative activities
• Visiting and discovering animals
• Go-karting and outdoor play
• Climbing and playing in the indoor playground
• Running around in the large outdoor playground
• Adventure mini golf

A special highlight is the technology attic, where children can create unique projects using wood, paper, polystyrene and metal. A playful and educational experience that goes far beyond ordinary arts and crafts.

After all that fun, you can enjoy fries, snacks and appetisers at the farm. The pancake restaurant also serves delicious pancakes and burgers.

A complete family day out full of fun, creativity and adventure.

Located in the Biezenpolder between Aardenburg, Eede and Sint-Laureins, you will find a true family paradise: De Kreeke, 't Krekeltje and Victoria Doolhof. All attractions are within walking distance of each other, making it the perfect destination for a complete family day out.

At De Kreeke, you can enjoy a cosy café, restaurant and event venue. The restaurant is especially known for the excellent quality of its dishes and is a great place to relax and enjoy a delicious meal.

For children, ’t Krekeltje is a true playground paradise, featuring playgrounds and a charming pancake farm where fun and adventure take centre stage.

Looking for a challenge? Get lost in the Victoria Maze, an enormous maze covering 8,000 m² with a total of 3 kilometres of paths. A fun adventure for the whole family.

The perfect combination of play, good food and adventure in the heart of the Zeeland countryside.

In the picturesque fishing village of Breskens, where sea and land meet, you will find Visserijmuseum Breskens. This charming museum takes visitors on a journey through the rich maritime history of the region and offers fascinating insights into the lives of local fishermen throughout the years.

Discover stories about the traditional fishing boats that once shaped the horizon of Breskens and learn more about life at sea. Every corner of the museum reflects maritime history, adventure and Zeeland traditions.

In addition to the fishing heritage, the museum also showcases remarkable fossils and discoveries that remained hidden beneath the Zeeland soil for centuries. This makes the museum not only a place of maritime history, but also of natural history.

A fascinating and educational outing for visitors of all ages in the heart of authentic Breskens.

In Aardenburg, one of the oldest towns in Zeeland, you will find the province’s newest museum: Museum Aardenburg. Here, the whole family can step back in time and discover the fascinating Roman history of the region in an interactive way.

Did you know that a real Roman castellum stood here nearly 2,000 years ago? Excavations in Aardenburg uncovered remains of this fort as well as many remarkable Roman artefacts. In the museum, you will learn how these objects were used in everyday Roman life, including in kitchens and bathhouses.

Learning through play is at the heart of the experience. Visitors can even try authentic Roman games and experience what life was like during Roman times.

Right next to the museum stands the impressive Sint-Baafskerk, the oldest church in Zeeland. Through a unique VR presentation, you can travel back in time and explore the rich history of this remarkable building.

A surprising and educational day out where history truly comes to life.

Step back in time at MuseumHuis 1912, an almost completely authentic house dating back to 1912. This charming museum offers a unique glimpse into daily life from more than a century ago and shows how people once lived in the Zeeland region.

The characteristic house has been carefully preserved and still reflects the atmosphere of the early twentieth century. Visiting the museum feels like taking a genuine journey back in time.

Special attention is also given to the traditional Cadzand regional costume, where visitors can learn more about local clothing traditions and customs. In addition, the museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions, ensuring there is always something new to discover.

A small but fascinating museum filled with history, culture and Zeeland traditions.

Discover the fascinating history of the Zeeland-Flanders border region at Museum Het Bolwerk. For centuries, this area between Zeeland and Flanders played an important role during international conflicts and often found itself directly on the front line.

To this day, traces of these wars can still be found throughout the landscape on both sides of the Dutch-Belgian border. Museum Het Bolwerk tells the story of how local inhabitants defended themselves against different enemies over the centuries and how warfare shaped the region.

The historical journey begins with the Roman castellum in Aardenburg and continues through to the bunkers of the Second World War. The museum places special focus on the period of the Eighty Years’ War and the famous State-Spanish Lines, a network of forts, strongholds and fortified towns built to defend the area.

Today, many of these former military structures have been transformed into beautiful nature reserves where rare plants and animals thrive. A unique combination of history, culture and nature in the heart of Zeeland Flanders.

In the charming centre of Sluis stands a remarkable historic landmark: the Belfort van Sluis, the only belfry in the Netherlands. Built during the 14th and 15th centuries, this impressive structure remains a symbol of the rich history and pride of the town.

Originally, a belfry was a medieval Flemish bell tower whose bells were rung to announce important events such as fires, approaching enemy armies or the proclamation of new laws. Later, the tower became part of the town hall and evolved into a symbol of urban pride, prestige and authority.

Today, the Belfry is one of the main attractions in Sluis and a must-see for visitors interested in history, culture and architecture. A visit to Sluis is simply not complete without admiring this unique monument.

In the historic village of Groede, you will find Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed, a unique open-air museum that offers a glimpse into life in a Zeeland-Flanders farming village during the first half of the 20th century.

The museum is beautifully integrated into the street layout of the 13th-century village and is affectionately known by visitors as “the little street.” As you walk past authentic shops, workshops and historic buildings, you will experience what daily life used to be like in earlier times.

Inside the various buildings, you can explore cultural-historical collections, traditional crafts and local history. Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed also provides space for craftsmanship and living trades, helping to preserve traditional skills and artisan work.

What makes this location even more special is its social role. Het Vlaemsche Erfgoed also serves as a social platform for people with disabilities, where participation, collaboration and community are central.

A charming and inspiring place where history, craftsmanship and social involvement come together.