Villages and cities

Enjoy a lovely day out to one of these lovely villages and towns in the area. Discover the many coastal towns or go shopping in one of Belgium's big cities. Of course, we assume you already have our very own town of Nieuwpoort on your list.

Nieuwpoort-Bad

a 20-minute bike ride away

Nieuwpoort is home to one of the largest marinas in Europe. Especially in summer, it is a cheerful sight from the walking and cycling promenade to watch all the boats in the harbour. Nieuwpoort Town and its architecture is also well worth a visit.

Koksijde

a 20-minute drive away

This coastal town is known for its fishing tradition with shrimp fishermen on horseback. Go and have a look! You will also find the flower fair, Beaufort artworks, shrimp festivals, Coxyde Military Cemetery and several museums, among others. You can also play good golf.

Ostend

a 30-minute drive away

Famous hotspots in this seaside resort are the Atlantic Wall Raversyde and the Sailing Ship Mercator. Did you know you can easily travel here with the Coastal Tram? Walk through the centre of Ostend to the beautiful Saint Peter and Paul church.

Dunkirk

a 30-minute drive away

Explore the beautiful port and dive into history to learn all about the Battle of Dunkirk. The Dunkerque Operation Dynamo museum and the Malo-les-Bains beach are popular and impressive sights in this city.

Bruges

45-minute drive

The city of Bruges is a must-visit when on holiday in Flanders. Visit the historic centre with beautiful stepped gables, houses and picturesque streets. Other tips: Market Square, Belfry, Minnewater Park, Beguinage and Bonifacius Bridge.

Westende

12 kilometer

Westende is particularly loved by tourists and one of the finest seaside resorts on the Belgian coast! This beautiful place for the whole family offers a wide and fine sandy beach as well as a varied entertainment program for young and old. Whatever the length of your stay, a trip to Westende is highly recommended for young and old alike.

Veurne

16 kilometer

The city is characterized by many old sights such as the Belfry of Veurne, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. The Museum of the First World War in the City and Country House is also well worth a visit. Those who prefer to spend time outdoors can escape the hustle and bustle of the city in Sint-Walburga Park or Vauban Park.