Things to do in Blankenberge

In family park De Sierk children and their parents can enjoy hours of fun!

Boudewijn Seapark, formerly known as ‘Boudewijnpark’, is a theme park consisting of an amusement park with numerous cool attractions.

Is it the set of a fairy-tale production? Is it an open air museum? No, it’s Bruges! Forget the time and start your journey along this picturesque city!

Engie Parkies is a weekly festival in summer. The sun, a good performance, nice company! A wonderful summer evening guaranteed. Enjoy this FREE festival.

Hangtime is an experience room for children and adults, with a huge trampoline zone of 1000m2 as the absolute highlight!

Hiking in Blankenberge is never boring. You can do the Belle Epoque route or you can parade along the dike or on the beach.

Lying on the seafront and a 5-minute walk from your stay, you can visit the casino. Not only the exterior of this ravishing building is impressive.

Being crazy doesn’t hurt. If you’re wondering how they came up with the idea to build a bycicle in something silly, you need to ask the owners themselves.

Adrenaline junkies, unite. Wavefun follows. Bananaboats and jet skis are just a tip of the iceberg of what wavefun has to offer.

Fun guaranteed for everyone in the new O’Neill Beach club. Just past the pier the Tower of the surf club merges itself with the dunes and provides the space for the adventurous among us.

Bloso Sports Center has a large range of facilities for those who like sports. Just outside the city center you can use the Finnish track, football and tennis courts,...

The water of the North Sea too cold for you? You can experience swimming in really (purified) water in the North Sea Farys sea water swimming pool.

Pirates or the Jungle, these or the two themes offered by the Blacklight indoor mini-glf. Let’s hope you don’t miss the ball.

The serpentarium in Blankenberge lets you disbelief about the variety and originality of mother nature. The weirdest and most dangerous reptiles and insects in the world creep you out or let you dip into admiration.

The coastal Theatre ‘t Colisée is a new player in the streets of Blankenberge. In a short period, ‘t Colisée has had many Belgian and international artists passing by.

The pier of Blankenberge is a famous landmark along the Belgian coast. It offers a breathtaking view and the unique experience to admire the Sea and Blankenberge.

Fancy a larger portion of nature than just beach and sea? Then come and discover Knokke-Heist, the greenest place at the Belgian coast!

Fancy a cool and frothy pint in the oldest establishment of Zeebrugge? Then you surely need to pay a visit to ‘t Werftje; a well-kept fisherman’s pub nearby the harbour.

Do you love birds and nature? Then you shouldn’t leave Zeebrugge before you paid a visit to Het Zwin; a gorgeous natural reserve that is abounding with (migratory) birds.

Anemos is a beachclub with a lot to offer. You can jump into many sports such as, kiting, surfing, skating, vollyball… The club does offer equipment for each sport as well!

Is it a boat? Is it a van? Actually, it's both. Ahoy José will take you for a trip you won't soon forget.

King Beach Blankenberge has had a solid reputation for years. They describe themselves as the ideal meeting place for the whole family.

The Belle Epoque centre introduces you to the past glory of the Belle Epoque, an era between 1870 and 1914 in which the European bourgeoisie enjoyed reasonable prosperity.

The traditional end of the summer season. Since 1895, the caravan of flora has been passing through the streets of the coastal town.

Visit with Knokke Boat in small group, the seals of the Westerschelde! A unique opportunity to admire them up close and to photograph them to your heart's content.

Discover the secrets of the sea and the rich history of fisheries in the old fish market of Zeebrugge! Take a look behind the scenes of the harbour

 

Young and old can enjoy themselves in an active way on the Marinepiste!

Japan has never been this close! You don't have to fly for hours to get there. In Ostend is the Japanese Garden Shin Kai Tei.

The Mercator is a large sailing ship that has made 41 voyages in almost every ocean. Visit this three-master and learn all about her scientific mission.

The Amandine is a reminder from the time when fishermen went to Iceland to catch the most beautiful and pure fish from the purest waters.

Visit the fort that Napoleon had made in 1811, for fear of a British attack on the port of Ostend. But it never got that far...

Time to relax. Enjoy De Kustoase: a wellness centre with steam bath, infrared heater, family sauna, jacuzzi, relaxation room...

Are you a milk lover? Or do you think cheese is one of the best products in the world?

Enjoy a family night out at Bowl Inn. There are 16 bowling alleys, pool billiards, indoor petanque courts, video games and video walls.

Escape the busy coastline and retreat to the Polders: a large nature reserve without hedges or trees.

Enrich your beer knowledge by visiting Brewery B. Discover what it used to look like and what it looks like now. There are two possibilities

The sand sculpture festival in Ostend takes place every summer holiday. Large and small sand sculptures can be seen there.

Fancy playing tennis or petanque? Do your children want to have fun on the playground or do they want to play mini golf? Parc Domain La Potinière offers it all.

Make a stop along the Spioenkop during your walk. A 31 meter high vantage point where you can see all of Wenduine and beyond!