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What to experience on Schouwen Duiveland?

Schouwen-Duiveland is a clear expression of Zeeland, Land-on-Sea. Surrounded by the North Sea, the Oosterschelde National Park and the Grevelingen lake, it is a maritime marvel. To its south-west, the Oosterschelde flood barrier, and over to the east, the flood disaster Watersnoodmuseum, are working monuments to our intense relationship with the sea.
On the western headland of Schouwen, the magnificent dunes offer space and oxygen to walkers, bikers, mountain bikers and athletes. The beaches can easily accommodate the endless flow of summer bathers. For bird lovers, the 4,400 ha Plan Tureluur nature park: it’s named after the (Dutch-warbling) redshank. Urbanites and historians have delights to savour in Zierikzee, while surrounding villages and polders form the contrasting green upcountry of the island.

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Furnishing new Beachlodge

In recent weeks we have been busy with the design of the new Beachlodge. We have tried to create a warm, summery atmosphere and we think we have succeeded! The terrace still has to be laid outside and the canopy built. From April this beautiful lodge can be rented but can already be reserved!
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The new Beachlodge is here!

The new Beachodge has now arrived. With a 100-ton telescopic crane, the old chalet was lifted over the ditch and put on the trailer and transported to the new owner. After that the new lodge was placed in the field and we put it in place with the tractor. Everything is currently being connected and […]
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Straô celebration in Noordwelle

February 15th is the day then the first Straô celebration of the year takes place.This Schouwse tradition was named an intangible cultural heritage of UNESCO in 2018 and you should definitely not miss it! The straôriën or straôriën (beach riding) takes place in February and March in six villages in the Westhoek of Schouwen-Duiveland. The […]
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