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There's a remarkable story behind refuge mounds. The name "vliedberg" suggests they were used for refuge during high tide. But this name is actually incorrect: most refuge mounds were built as dwelling mounds or as a platform for a motte-and-bailey castle (defense tower). In the twelfth century, there were hundreds of refuge mounds in Zeeland. Today, only about forty remain. By managing refuge mounds, Zeeland's cultural history is preserved. Source: https://www.zeeland.com/nl-nl/visit/2722_nl/vliedbergen

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

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Hills with sheep and goats

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No dogs allowed!

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Here you have the highest dune in the Netherlands

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Aha: In the Netherlands, a Vliedberg is an artificial hill that was built in the early Middle Ages as an escape hill during floods. Vliedbergs can be found in the Dutch province of Zeeland, especially on the Walcheren peninsula. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vliedberg Now I'm dreaming of a cozy full moon night - without mosquitoes and circling it seven times. That brings luck!

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The “Breskens” bird counting post on the dike above the Panoramaweg and the “Waterdunen” nature and holiday parks is used by bird watchers to observe and count the birds flying on their north-south routes: up to 100 different bird species fly past this “hotspot”.

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The vastness of the panorama is beautiful...

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Absolutely beautiful walking spot...

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Dogs not allowed. Lots of waterfowl to watch

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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. The stars of "Waterdunen", the many birds, took possession of the renatured area months ago and built their nests on the bird islands.

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From this parking lot you walk directly to the entrance of the Waterdunen. Here are 2 of the 3 routes. The Orange Bird Route of 5.5 km and the Blue Golf Route of 9 km. Both walking routes run on easily accessible paths and take you over decking paths, past viewing huts and screens via the sea. We were lucky enough to spot an osprey, a curlew and the little egret here. Along the way you will come across a few benches to rest. Highly recommended to visit this nature reserve!

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During a walk through the Waterdunen you can sit and rest on a bench and enjoy the water birds.

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During a walk through the Waterdunen you can relax on a b

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The unique, saline delta nature in Waterdunen with tidal creeks, mud bottoms and grods is made possible by the construction of a tidal culvert at 't Killetje. The tidal culvert consists of a structure of four tubes that pass through the dike. The first pipe of the tidal culvert drains excess polder water from the hinterland. To drain excess polder water, a drainage ditch was created around Waterdunen. The three other pipes ensure that salt water from the Westerschelde can flow in and out of the nature reserve at low and high tide. These pipes are equipped with gates that control the water level of the water dunes. If flooding threatens, these gates can be closed completely.

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Great hiking trail above the beach

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Also highly recommended as an evening hike

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Wonderful sunrise view

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take a break, which can be planned well here. the benches are in front of it.

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Behind the lock lies a beautiful nature reserve crisscrossed by water canals

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