周辺の山小屋・トップ5

What a beautiful place, cyclists are not allowed here, wonderfully peaceful walking and enjoying.

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If you're traveling without a dog, try to enter the bird sanctuary along the road. Otherwise, the route continues for several kilometers along a bike path – not ideal!

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Here you have a view of an area where migratory birds rest on their route. With a bit of patience you have a chance of very nice pictures. Don't forget your binoculars!

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Het Veerse Gat is a beautiful nature campsite. Reservations via https://www.logerenbijdeboswachter.nl/thema-s/kamperen-in-zeeland

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In these layers, a puddle-dras situation is present in combination with small islands. This makes this area very valuable as a breeding and foraging area for marsh, meadow and coastal birds. Birds foraging in the Oosterschelde also emerge in the inlays and inlays have an important function as a high-tide refuge. Species such as silver plover, curlew, bar-tailed godwit, dunlin and knot wait in densely packed masses for a favorable tide. These inlays with surrounding cart fields have traditionally been among the best breeding areas for redshank and avocet in the Netherlands. More info at https://vogelkijkhut.nl/view/186/

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Nice place in a new nature reserve.

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The door is open all year round for shelter. In all weathers, sun or rain... this shelter offers shelter against all this. Don't forget, the last one closes the door.

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The 350-hectare recreational and nature reserve has been given back to nature and the sea. Between 2017 and 2021, the site of the former "Napoleon Hoeve" campsite and the adjacent "Oud-en Jong Breskenspolder" were renatured: For this purpose, the dyke was breached at one point and a dyke lock ("Getijdenduiker") was built, which controls the salty water at high tide Seawater floods the former polder land and drains off again at low tide.

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