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Mega view 👁️👁️ Great fun factor … absolutely recommended

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Path along the Grevelingenmeer, with great views of the Grevelinger Meer.

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Delicious food with a terrace overlooking the water.

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This cycle path leads from beach to beach

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The Kop van Schouwen[2] is a Natura 2000 area (area number 116) in the 'dunes' category on the western side of Schouwen-Duiveland between Burgh-Haamstede and Renesse in the Dutch province of Zeeland. Since 1978, the area has been designated as a protected natural monument and since 1988 as a state natural monument. The nature reserve consists of dunes (Meeuwenduinen, Zeepeduinen, Verklikkerduinen, Vroongronden), beaches, grasslands, forests (the largest forest in Zeeland in the Westerschouwen forestry district) and dune lakes. The dunes in the Kop van Schouwen alternate with special dune grasslands, moist dune valleys and sea buckthorn thickets where many plant species can be found. In the east lie flat 'vroongronden': species-rich grasslands that humans have used for centuries to graze livestock. The diverse landscape is an important habitat for many protected species, such as the natterjack toad, the viviparous lizard, and the spotted white-faced dragonfly, as well as the blue sea holly, the stonechat, and the goshawk. The wet dune areas provide habitat for the northern vole. Kentish plover, little ringed plover, and ringed plover breed on Verklikkerstrand. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kop_van_Schouwen

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Great view… Ideal for chilling and relaxing… We'll be back no question 😉

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If the sun is really burning… It's a very beautiful route… The trees are very pleasant and cool… We'll be back, no question… 😉

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Great view of the dune landscape and the Oosterschelde barrier.

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Here you can always find a place in the shade

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This route is varied and reminded me of several trips along the Atlantic coast of France.

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The brick tower has a square floor plan and, including the lighthouse, is 56 meters high. Unfortunately, the lighthouse is not open to the public, so it can only be admired from a distance.

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great paths just a little wobbly. No problem even for children

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Very easy to navigate paths in a great environment.

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You can cycle here and enjoy the beautiful views over the sea, the surrounding polders and the dunes. The area is relatively quiet, which makes it perfect for a relaxing day in nature.

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Wow, what a great view this was this afternoon end of October with the low sun! Special place with the lost village Kouderkerke.

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View of the Pijlerdam.

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The Brouwersdam is an impressive structure that is part of the Dutch Delta Works and connects the islands of Goeree-Overflakkee and Schouwen-Duiveland. The 6.5-kilometer-long dam was built between 1962 and 1971 to close the Brouwershavense Gat and create the Grevelingenmeer, which is now considered the largest saltwater lake in Western Europe. The Delta Works were built in response to the devastating flood disaster of 1953 to protect the country from flooding. Today, the Brouwersdam is a hotspot for water sports such as kitesurfing, windsurfing, diving and sailing. The shallow waters and constant wind attract water sports enthusiasts from all over Europe. The dam also offers perfect conditions for beach lovers, with extensive sandy beaches that have been awarded the Blue Flag for their cleanliness. In addition, events such as the "Concert at Sea", a popular music festival, are regularly held here. In addition to the water sports, there are also many other outdoor activities such as blokart, beach volleyball or cycling along the coast. The combination of coastal protection, recreational opportunities and nature conservation makes the Brouwersdam a versatile and popular destination in Zeeland.

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Neeltje Jans is an artificial island in Zeeland that was created during the construction of the Oosterscheldekering, one of the most important parts of the Delta Works. Originally designed as a working island, it was later transformed into a multi-purpose tourist destination and nature park. The island is located between Schouwen-Duiveland and Noord-Beveland and offers impressive views of the storm surge barrier, the Oosterschelde and the Zeeland Bridge. From here you can admire the technical masterpieces of the Delta Works as well as the natural beauty of the largest Dutch national park. Neeltje Jans is known for its diverse activities and attractions: visitors can experience interactive exhibitions about the 1953 flood disaster and the construction of the Delta Works, observe seals and porpoises in their natural habitat or enjoy the vastness of the Oosterschelde on a boat trip. The island also offers excellent hiking opportunities along the dunes and coasts, which offer impressive views of the sea and the surrounding landscape.

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A view over the Oosterschelde offers an impressive panorama of the largest national park area in the Netherlands. The Oosterschelde covers an area of about 370 square kilometers and is separated from the open sea by the Delta Project with its iconic storm surge barriers. The region is known for its rich flora and fauna, including seals, porpoises and a variety of bird species, which can be observed particularly well on the numerous sandbanks and salt marshes. For cyclists and hikers, the area around the Oosterschelde is an ideal destination. Along the dikes and on the cycle paths you can enjoy the coastal landscape up close. The viewpoints, such as at the Oosterscheldekering, offer a wide view over the water and the impressive structure of the storm surge barrier itself, which was built as part of the Dutch fight against sea floods. Boat trips make it possible to experience maritime nature even more intensively, for example through seal safari tours or whale watching, which take place especially in summer. The tides shape the landscape, and at low tide you can discover the vast mudflats.

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