Experience ultimate peace, space and nature in pure Zeeland
Nowhere else will you experience the power of water and nature as intensely as in Zeeland. HUB Resort Knuitershoek is located right by the Westerschelde, where the fresh air and views immediately give you a sense of freedom. Every day feels different in Zeeland. Wide sandy beaches invite you to sunbathe and swim, while nature reserves such as 't Zwin and the unique Drowned Land of Saeftinghe offer peace and quiet.
It is precisely this versatility that makes Zeeland attractive to enjoy and to rent. A house in Knuitershoek is an investment with lasting value and a constant attraction to guests who consciously choose peace, nature and comfort.
Natural areas


Birchhof Tropical Zoo
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.


Farm Tours Featuring Local Products
Traditional farms in the region where visitors can experience farm life in Zeeland. You can purchase local products directly from the producers. An educational and hands-on outing in the polder landscape.


SnowWorld Terneuzen
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.


Minimundi Playground – Middelburg
A family park with a variety of attractions, a large indoor playground, and miniature replicas of buildings from Zeeland. The park offers fun for families on both sunny and less-than-perfect days. A versatile destination in the immediate region.


Pierewiet Play Farm – Nieuwvliet
A combined indoor and outdoor play area with climbing towers, go-kart tracks, inflatable play structures, and farm animals. Children can play actively and do arts and crafts in the play loft. This makes it a great day out for families with young children.


’t Krekeltje – Aardenburg
A recreational destination that combines a toy and crafts museum with a playground. Visitors will find a collection of historical toys and traditional crafts. A peaceful outing with entertainment for young and old alike.


Museums
In Sluis and Sas van Gent, you’ll find a diverse selection of museums that combine history and innovation. In Sluis, for example, you can explore both medieval history in the Belfry Tower and remarkable human inventions at the Bizarium. The Industrial Museum in Sas van Gent, in turn, highlights the region’s technical and economic development. Together, these museums offer an inspiring and educational experience for visitors of all ages.


Aqua Mundo Park De Haan
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.
Sightseeing


Drowned Land of Saeftinghe
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.


Seal Safari & Westerschelde Boat Tour
Boat tours on the Westerschelde where passengers can spot seals on the sandbars that are exposed at low tide. During the cruise, information is provided about marine life and the delta. A peaceful way to explore the region from the water.


Perkpolder Beach
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.


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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.
Cities


City Trip to Antwerp, Bruges, and Terneuzen
From Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, you can quickly reach culturally rich cities in both the Netherlands and Belgium. Cities such as Bruges and Antwerp offer museums, historic architecture, and shopping districts. This makes the region a great base for city trips.


Holly
A historic fortified town with fully preserved city walls, city gates, and historic buildings. You can stroll along the ramparts or visit the town center with its shops and restaurants. A charming place with a rich history.


Aardenburg
Located in Zeeland’s oldest city, this center focuses on the archaeology and Roman history of the region. Visitors will find exhibits on ancient excavations and regional art. An interesting stop for history buffs.


Lock
A charming border town known for its rich history, shopping streets, and variety of restaurants. In addition to its historic town hall, Sluis offers a diverse selection of boutiques. A versatile destination that is open year-round.


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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.
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Culinary & Local Products
The border region is known for its rich culinary culture and hospitality, ranging from upscale beach pavilions in Cadzand to authentic seafood restaurants at the harbor in Breskens. In historic towns such as Sluis and Hulst, you can enjoy charming outdoor terraces, craft beers, and local delicacies like Zeeland mussels and oysters. A diverse culinary scene that perfectly complements a lavish lifestyle.
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Biking and Hiking Trails
An extensive network of trail junctions guides hikers through the Zeeuws-Vlaanderen countryside, along inland dikes and through historic villages. The trails are clearly marked and offer a variety of distances. It’s an excellent way to actively explore the area.


Golfing in the Area
Scenic golf courses set amid the polders. The courses feature full-service amenities, including practice facilities and a clubhouse. Suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers.


Water Sports
Designated areas along the coastline for sports such as kitesurfing, windsurfing, and stand-up paddleboarding. Local schools offer equipment rentals and lessons for various skill levels. A dynamic facility for active visitors.