Experience ultimate peace, space and nature in pure Zeeland

Directly from Resort Knuitershoek you experience the power of the Westerschelde. The Westerschelde connects Zeeland with Belgium and the rest of Europe. What makes the Westerschelde so special is the combination of dynamics and tranquility. Large seagoing ships glide stately by towards world ports, while on the banks silence and space prevail. The contrast between international activity on the water and the tranquility of the Zeeland landscape makes this place unique in the Netherlands.

This beach, near the resort, is less well known than Zeeland's popular tourist beaches, making it an ideal place for a relaxing day out. The view of the Western Scheldt is breathtaking, with large ships quietly passing by and the waves gently crashing against the shore. The beach itself is a mix of sand and mud, which is perfect for beach walkers and children who like to search for shells or crabs.

Nearby is the Perkpolder, an area where nature and water management go hand in hand, with beautiful hiking and biking trails through the polder landscape.

At the edge of Zeeland, where land and water constantly challenge each other, lies one of the most extraordinary natural areas in the Netherlands: the Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe. This vast area is the largest brackish water tidal area in Europe. In the Middle Ages, there were villages and even a castle here. But nature took over here in the 14th and 16th centuries. Here the sea sets the rhythm. At low tide, vast mud flats fall dry, at high tide the water flows back in through winding creeks.

Directly from Resort Knuitershoek you experience the power of the Westerschelde. This imposing water connects Zeeland to the world and provides breathtaking views. Walk along the shore, feel the salty wind in your hair and watch cargo ships slowly glide by. At low tide discover mud flats and salt marshes - unique tidal nature that delights bird lovers. The port of Terneuzen is just around the corner, where you can admire the huge seagoing ships up close. In the evening, the sky above the water turns pink and orange: the perfect end to a Zeeland day. This is investing in a place where water and freedom come together.

Berkenhof Tropical Zoo in Kwadendamme is a multi-faceted attraction that has been named the most fun outing in Zeeland several times. In this park you walk through a beautiful tropical jungle full of colorful butterflies, exotic birds and special reptiles. For young adventurers there is an impressive fossil villa and an exciting dinosaur world where life-size dinosaurs lurk. Besides admiring animals, children can have hours of fun in the huge indoor playground or the outdoor playground. Thus, Berkenhof offers a perfect mix of nature, education and boundless fun.

SnowWorld Terneuzen is a popular attraction in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, where you can enjoy real snow all year round. The indoor ski hall has several slopes suitable for both beginners and experienced skiers and snowboarders. Besides the sporting action on the slopes, there is a cozy winter sports vibe, complete with a cozy chalet for a hot chocolate or an elaborate cheese fondue. For families and groups, the park offers a unique day out full of action and fun. Thus SnowWorld brings the active atmosphere of the Alps surprisingly close to home.

The Industrial Museum Zeeland in Sas van Gent is a modern and interactive hands-on museum housed in an impressive old sugar shed. Here you will discover the region's rich industrial past in a fascinating way, without it ever becoming boring. Instead of dwelling on paintings, you are challenged to get to work yourself with large machines and scientific experiments. For children, there is plenty of room to experiment and learn about technology and innovation. Thus, this museum offers an educational and surprising day out for the whole family.

Aqua Mundo Park De Haan is a spectacular subtropical water park just across the Belgian border, where you are surrounded by exotic palm trees and a wonderful tropical temperature. This water park guarantees hours of fun with a challenging whitewater course, exciting slides such as the Black Hole and a large wave pool. For the youngest visitors there is an interactive Children's Do-Bath with safe play equipment and fountains. You can also relax in the warm outdoor pool or take a ride on the Lazy River. Thus Aqua Mundo offers an unforgettable, splashing experience for the whole family.

Step into history in Hulst, one of the few fortified towns in the Netherlands so well preserved. Here you can walk over centuries-old ramparts, wander through narrow streets full of character and taste the authentic Zeeland cosiness. The Gothic Basilica dominates the cityscape, while the cozy terraces on the Grote Markt invite you to enjoy a flan with coffee. For those looking for a vacation home with culture nearby, Hulst is an old treasure that never gets boring.

Antwerp is a vibrant city in Flanders, known for its rich history and international appeal. The city played an important role as a trading center in the 16th century, and that prosperity can still be seen in impressive buildings such as the Cathedral of Our Lady on the Grote Markt. Antwerp is famous worldwide as a diamond city, with a thriving diamond district near the Central Station. Along the Scheldt you will find modern architecture, cozy terraces and cultural hotspots such as the MAS museum. Thus Antwerp combines historical splendor with a creative, cosmopolitan atmosphere and lively city life.

Directly from Resort Knuitershoek you experience the power of the Westerschelde. This imposing water connects Zeeland to the world and provides breathtaking views. Walk along the shore, feel the salty wind in your hair and watch cargo ships slowly glide by. At low tide discover mud flats and salt marshes - unique tidal nature that delights bird lovers. The port of Terneuzen is just around the corner, where you can admire the huge seagoing ships up close. In the evening, the sky above the water turns pink and orange: the perfect end to a Zeeland day. This is investing in a place where water and freedom come together.

Bruges is a world-famous historic city in West Flanders, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its perfectly preserved medieval center. The city is often called the "Venice of the North" because of the picturesque canals winding through the city along which you can admire magnificent Gothic facades. On the Grote Markt you will find the imposing Belfry, a medieval tower that has watched over the city for centuries. In addition to its architecture, Bruges is known for its culinary traditions, with countless chocolatiers and authentic beer breweries. Thus, Bruges offers a unique combination of a romantic open-air museum and a cozy, Burgundian atmosphere.