Discover nature at the Beligan coast

In this beautiful nature reserve, a unique phenomenon happens.’De IJzer’ is the only Belgian river that flows directly into the North Sea.

Walking, running, cycling and mountain biking, ... it can all be done to your heart's content in the Duinbossen, an area in De Haan consisting of forests and open plains.

For nature lovers, the nature preserve “De Hoge Dijken” with a large lake of 40 hectares, a walking area, richness of fauna and flora is a must to explore during a visit to our residence in Jabbeke.

The largest sandy beach at the Belgian coast? Zeebruges owns it! Enjoy the tranquillity and space at this well-kept beach.

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.

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.

If you fancy some variety, you can put the sea aside for a few hours and go on a hike through the nature of Raversyde Nature Park.

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

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

This centuries-old meadow landscape is the place to be for hiking. The visitor centre is freely accessible and is the ideal starting point for a nice bicycle or hiking tour through the area.

The beach of Blankenberge is the ideal place for a romantic walk. You may even get the sunset for free!

Just behind the coastline, between Blankenberge and Zeebrugge, you will find the Zeebos provincial domain, a landscaped forest of 41 hectares.

Children can have fun on 'Slierberg' and discover 'Het Wonderbos'.

This play area is well hidden in the forest of De Haan. Everything is made with the local trees that were there originally and children of all ages can have fun here.