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The salt marshes and mudflats at Rilland are part of the Drowned Land of Zuid-Beveland (part of Oosterschelde National Park), a dynamic salt marsh landscape characterised by daily flooded, nutrient-rich mudflats and higher salt marshes covered with salt grass, which are submerged at high tide, and offer a unique habitat for birds and salt-tolerant plants such as glasswort and sea lavender, with walking opportunities that show the variation of this area.

Beautiful church in the town.

Beautiful place with a view of the Brabantse wal. Nature reserve with beautiful birds. With a bit of luck in the right season you can even spot the spoonbill and hear the cuckoo. In the evenings you can also see a deer or three.

This Sherman tank has been at this location since 1978. It is painted as a tribute with markings from Fort Garry Horse and is a reminder of the heavy battle that took place here in October 1944.

Ships come, ships go. Excellent location to see our economy pass through here in the large container ships on their way to Antwerp.

The Oosterschelde is originally a river mouth. The construction of the Delta Works in 1986 transformed it into a shallow sea arm: kilometers of saltwater, nearly a third of which dries up at low tide. In 2002, this nature reserve was granted National Park status – the largest in the Netherlands. Source: nature reserves National-park-Oosterschelde

At this waterside location, you can enjoy the salty sea air. Enjoy it to the fullest.

The current church building, Our Lady of the Assumption Church of Hoogerheide, was consecrated in 1912. The church was built in neo-Gothic style on the site of an older church from 1721. Above the entrance is a statue of Mary. The Sacred Heart statue stands in front of the church.