Attractions around Schouwen-Duiveland

Across the storm surge barrier and then via Zierikzee across the Zeeland bridge back to Vrouwenpolder. Fight against the elements.

A small town with a "nice" shopping street. Small shops and cosiness let the soul dangle here. Just stroll through the side streets.
The drawbridges, the church and the jetty should be on the survey plan.

Great way between Burgh Haamstede and Renesse.

This tower is developed as a small but very fine museum and it can be climbed. From the top you have a magnificent view over the nature reserve.

The construction of the six-kilometer-long dam began in 1962. The Seearm between Goeree-Overflakkee and Schouwen-Duiveland was here up to 30 meters deep. The Brouwersdam was completed in 1971 and is …read more

From here you have an impressive view of the Delta Works, which was built in 1953 after the devastating storm surge. Strictly speaking, this is just the Oosterschelde barrage, but …read more

The Brouwersdam is the seventh building of the Delta Works. The construction connects the islands of Goeree-Overflakkee and Schouwen-Duiveland. From the cycle path you have a beautiful view of the Grevelingenmeer and the North Sea.

First stretch your finger into the wind and then decide. The path over the bridge is very beautiful and offers interesting views when the water appears on both sides.
In the wind, the track is a bit power consuming.

From here you can enjoy a fantastic view of the white sandy beach, which extends in front of the blue sea. It is especially nice to experience the sunset in the evening.

This beautiful forest area is so close to the sea that you can hear the sound of the waves while cycling through the forest. An amazing experience.

Great view at decent speed. Gas is worthwhile. Good ride!

Gorgeous, this bike path. 👍🏻 The permanent view of the Oosterschelde - especially in sunshine - gives a pure holiday feeling. Stop on the tour necessarily at the terrace right.

The Veerse Gatdam was the first dam in connection with the delta projects to shorten the coastline.

Driving over the Pijlerdamm is m.E. an experience. A huge structure - you can almost feel the intention of the attempt to tame nature - is called: the North Sea. …read more

From this vantage point you can observe the exact location of the dike breach of the great catastrophic flood of January 1953. The site of the dike breach is still …read more

The bridge is full throttle. Only one should not forget to have the view on the road. It could happen that the road is suddenly gone.

The Dünenweg is ideal for cycling ... broad paved with a unique view of the North Sea on one side and a magnificent view of the Veerse Meer to the other side.

The Oosterscheldekering is perhaps one of the most impressive Delta works. The storm surge barrier is approximately 9 kilometers long. Halfway through the building is the work island Neeltje Jans, a nice information and amusement park.

On the way in nature😎

Great little Dutch village. Especially the marketplace is great.