The Zeeland coast

Knokke-Heist is a beautiful coastal town in the northern part of Belgium, by the Dutch border. If you’re on the search for style and luxury, you’ve come to the right place. The town is known for luxury beaches, shops and casinos.

Feel the wind in your hair on the beach or enjoy the sun and the sea - everything’s possible here. Cadzand is a true bathing resort that has plenty to offer.

This dynamic nature reserve, brimming with dunes, salt marshes and polders, ensures plenty of variety. It is also a renowned discovery site of 40-million-year-old shark teeth, with a walking trail along the seawall and beaches.

At the Flemish Inheritance, you can take a look at a Zeeland-Flemish farming village and how it looked in the early 20th century. Visit shops and workshops from the era and be amazed by what’s on offer. A day out for young and old.

Chocolate fans can’t believe their luck, with over 50 chocolatiers in historic Bruges. Since the city has managed to preserve its aura, buildings and squares, it is no surprise that the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Terneuzen is renowned as a hospitable port city, and with the world’s biggest lock, that’s no surprise. But there’s plenty to experience: the city offers ample opportunities for shopping along with several charming restaurants and terraces.

Visit the very best play farm in Zeeland Flanders. Kids can do crafts, go-karting, climbing or roam around in the indoor and outdoor playgrounds.

Discover the mysterious underwater world in the 50 aquaria of Sealife. With over 2500 animals, Sealife offers a wonderful fauna collection from the seven seas. And these animals all need feeding every day - want to take a look?

In this mega flower garden, situated in the heart of a quiet orchard, you can compile your own bouquet. The range of flowers means there is something for everyone. The bouquet is neatly packed afterwards, with the stems in water.

The Zwarte Polder became the Drowned Zwarte when it flooded in 1802. Part of it was re-dyked and is now a nature reserve. This varied area, featuring beach, dunes and thickets, is a habitat for many bird and plant species.

For an evening of culinary enjoyment, Kasteel Moerkerke is the place to be. It’s known in the region for refined cuisine with daily fresh products and vegetables and herbs from their own garden; a real experience.

The history of fishing in Breskens comes to life with the extensive collection of objects from the sea. Will you help the fisherman create a fishing net? He will teach you real fishing knots.