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Kerkwerve

Kerkwerve

Kerkwerve

Kerkwerve is a village on Schouwen-Duiveland with around 990 inhabitants. It originated around 1200 during the diking of Schouwen. The church is built on a mound, which explains the name. Until 1997, Kerkwerve was part of Middenschouwen and has a historic municipal coat of arms.
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Strand Domeinen 2

Burgh-Haamstede

Strand Domeinen 2

Discover the beautiful Natural Beach Domeinen 2 near Westenschouwen. Enjoy the view of the impressive Oosterscheldekering and the peaceful Westerschouwen Forestry on the land side.
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Havenplein

Havenplein
Zierikzee

Havenplein

Discover the bustling Havenplein in historic Zierikzee! Here you'll find cozy terraces, charming shops, and historic buildings. The Havenplein is the perfect starting point to further explore Zierikzee.
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Standbeeld Antje de Waaij

Ring
Dreischor

Standbeeld Antje de Waaij

Antje de Waaij-Blom was born in Dreischor and remained faithful to the traditional Schouwen costume all her life. She became a symbol of a fading tradition and was honored in Dreischor with a statue commemorating her and Zeeland’s rich heritage.
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Gemeentehaven Zierikzee

Het Luitje 6
Zierikzee

Gemeentehaven Zierikzee

Welcome to the Municipal Harbor of Zierikzee, the busiest transit harbor in Zeeland. Upon arrival, our friendly harbor masters are ready to assist you in finding a suitable berth.
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Le Serpent

Scharendijke

Le Serpent

Discover the sunken ship Le Serpent in the beautiful Grevelingenmeer. Explore the underwater world from this historic location and admire the rich marine life.
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Ouwerkerk

Ouwerkerk

Ouwerkerk

Ouwerkerk is the oldest village on Schouwen-Duiveland, located along the Oosterschelde. Best known for the impressive Watersnoodmuseum built into the dike caissons, it offers peace, history and a meaningful connection to the sea.
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Viane

Viane
Ouwerkerk

Viane

Right on the edge of the Oosterschelde lies the former hamlet of Viane. Farmers used to bring the beets by horse and cart to the harbour, where they were weighed and transported by ship to destinations such as Dinteloord.
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Nationaal Monument Watersnood 1953

Weg van de Buitenlandse Pers 5
Ouwerkerk

Nationaal Monument Watersnood 1953

The National Monument Flood Disaster 1953 consists of four caissons, which were recognized as a monument 50 years after the disaster. These caissons can now be visited at the Flood Museum.
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Strand Ellemeet

Ellemeet

Strand Ellemeet

Enjoy a versatile day out at the family and sports beach of Ellemeet! This beautiful beach is located near Scharendijke and offers plenty of activities throughout the year.
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Bruinisse

Bruinisse

Bruinisse

Bruinisse, a mussel village as it should be. Popularly abbreviated as 'Bru'. The village seamlessly merges with the harbor or vice versa. Many amenities and restaurants can be found in the village, with the annual mussel festival, the Visserijdagen
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Cameramuseum

Korte Sint Janstraat 5
Zierikzee

Cameramuseum

The Camera Museum in Zierikzee showcases the history of photography with over 4,000 cameras, a working darkroom, and a 1910 photo studio. Have your picture taken in traditional Zeeland costume and discover the magic of imagery. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 1:00–5:00 PM.
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Standbeeld Adriaan Fondse

Torenplein
Oosterland

Standbeeld Adriaan Fondse

Adriaan Fondse was born in Zonnemaire and later lived in Oosterland, where he worked as a constable and chief sergeant of the Marechaussee. He was known as just, strict on the law, and outspokenly anti-German.
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Burgh-Haamstede

Burgh-Haamstede

Burgh-Haamstede

Burgh-Haamstede consists of five village centres, each with its own charm: from historic Slot Haamstede and the marina in Burghsluis to the dunes of Nieuw-Haamstede and the forest of Westenschouwen. A varied destination full of peace, space and stories.
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Boswachterij Westerschouwen

Kraaijensteinweg
Westenschouwen

Boswachterij Westerschouwen

Visit the largest forest in Zeeland: Boswachterij Westerschouwen. State Forestry Agency has set out various routes here, ideal for a hike or bike ride in beautiful nature.
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Brouwershaven

Brouwershaven

Brouwershaven

The most beautiful town on the Grevelingen is the second city on Schouwen-Duiveland to receive city rights, granted in 1403. With a marina, historic center, and the statue of poet and jurist Jacob Cats, the town is steeped in history. The large church and village charm define Brouwershaven.
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Nieuwe Kerk Zierikzee

Kerkplein 1
Zierikzee

Nieuwe Kerk Zierikzee

Discover the New Church Zierikzee, a remarkable 19th-century monument in the center of Zierikzee, replacing a large cathedral that burned down in 1832. This beautiful church attracts many tourists annually.
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Molen De Lelie Scharendijke

Kloosterweg 4
Elkerzee

Molen De Lelie Scharendijke

Visit Molen De Lelie in Scharendijke, a historic corn mill from 1868 with stunning views, a restaurant, and a mill shop. Taste delicious dishes and local delicacies, and buy flour and other regional products.
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Standbeeld Job Baster

Havenpark
Zierikzee

Standbeeld Job Baster

In Zierikzee stands the statue of Job Baster. This Dutch pioneer was the first to successfully breed goldfish on Dutch soil. His ponds quickly spread throughout the country.
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Standbeeld Adriaan en Janneko Heule

Lageweg
Sirjansland

Standbeeld Adriaan en Janneko Heule

Adriaan and Janneko Heule were dedicated to education and community life in Sirjansland. Their commitment to the school and village is forever honored with a bronze statue by Vincent Krans, donated by the Renesse Foundation.
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Strand Kijkduin

Rampweg
Renesse

Strand Kijkduin

Discover the versatile beach Kijkduin, located near the family resort town of Renesse. Ideal for families and sports enthusiasts, with various beach pavilions for relaxation and activities.
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Museumhaven Zeeland / Stads- en Commerciewerf

Vissersdijk 2
Zierikzee

Museumhaven Zeeland / Stads- en Commerciewerf

Just outside the Zuidhavenpoort lies the ship restoration yard 'Stads- en Commerciewerf', a nod to Zierikzee’s maritime past. Visit this historic yard and discover the rich history of shipbuilding.
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Oosterland

Oosterland

Oosterland

Oosterland is a charming village with around 2,300 inhabitants, located between Bruinisse and Nieuwerkerk. On the edge of the village lies an expansive creek area, a valuable nature reserve that is not accessible to the public.
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Prunjehil

Hoosjesweg
Serooskerke

Prunjehil

At the Prunjehil, you have a unique viewpoint with three aspects: meeting point, information point, and observation point over the nature reserve. Enjoy the breathtaking view and learn more about the surroundings.
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