What is there to do in the area?

Fancy a day out? As a EuroParcs guest, it is possible to order tickets for various museums, amusement parks or zoos at a discount.

Breskens has a high number of sun hours per year. Not surprisingly, the main attraction of the seaside resort is its 4 kilometers of sandy beach. Stroll along the beach and past the octagonal lighthouse, take a look at the carvings of the emeritus pastor and sculptor Omer Gielliet in the Sint Barbarakerk or visit the Fisheries Museum. Every year in August Breskens is under the spell of the fishing festivals that attract thousands of tourists to the port town. Of course you must also taste Zeeland's delicacies such as fresh oysters, mussels and the Westerschelde lobster. 

In Vlissingen, walk along the longest boulevard in the Netherlands, grab a terrace by the harbor or explore the nature and recreation area Nollebos. Other attractions in the port city include the Keizersbolwerk, the Zeeuws maritiem musZEEum and the Arsenal. Vlissingen was also the birthplace of mariner Michiel de Ruyter. On the boulevard, his statue looks out over the water. Between Breskens and Vlissingen, the Westerschelde Ferry (bicycle-foot ferry) sails, taking you very easily to the other side.

Gourmets and culture lovers will find their heart's content in Sluis. Not only can you sink your teeth into delicious Burgundian dishes in Sluis, you can also find the only Belfry in the Netherlands here. Sluis is a good combination of culture and fine shopping. If you like sophisticated food then a dinner in star restaurant La Trinité should not be missed. It is located in the former bank building of ABNAMRO and reservations are required.

West Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, a unique part of the Netherlands with the Flemish as a good neighbour.

West Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, a region that is Zeelandic but where a Flemish wind blows from the south. This piece of Zeeland belonged to Flanders until 1814. You feel it, you taste it. This southern Flemish wind ensures conviviality and a Burgundian atmosphere. West Zeeuws-Vlaanderen offers the best of both worlds. A rich cultural history, picturesque towns and villages, kilometres of sandy beaches, beautiful cycling routes, rugged nature, it's all here.

Along the water, over dikes and winding paths through the dunes. Get a breath of fresh air and explore the beautiful Zeeland landscape around Breskens by bike or on foot. Not sure how or where to go? Ask at our lobby for walking and cycling routes.

Once a mussel cutter, nowadays you can take the ship for a cruise on the Westerschelde. Step aboard in Breskens for a 1.5 hour trip during which you may spot seals on the sand banks. If you are very lucky, you might even see a porpoise!

Bruges is one of the most popular and romantic destinations in Belgium. Moreover, the historic center of Bruges is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Stroll through romantic streets, along the many waterways and across beautiful bridges. Of course you should also taste a Belgian speciality beer in one of the cozy cafes in Bruges.

In Belgium's most famous seaside resort, you'll find miles of sandy beaches. In addition, in Knokke-Heist you can also store, visit an art gallery or step into a museum. Like the For Freedom Museum for example, which tells about the hardships Knokke had to endure during World War II.

Just across the Belgian border you end up in a true bird paradise. Het Zwin is a coastal lagoon full of dunes, salt pans and salt marshes that is known as 'the international airport for birds'. Migratory birds use it as a resting place during their flight to the north or south. Here you can spot storks, cormorants or kestrels, among others. Walking and cycling paths have been marked out and from observation posts you can peep at the birds. the birds. Boots or waterproof shoes are a must here.