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Besides the dune defenses, there was a second defensive belt inland on Walcheren: the Land Front. This line ran from the Western Scheldt dike at Fort Rammekens (near Vlissingen) via Koudekerke to the dunes near Groot-Valkenisse. After the war, many bunkers were demolished to avoid hindering reconstruction. Approximately 80 bunkers remain. This bunker has literally become part of the landscape.

The dragon's teeth, pyramid-shaped concrete barriers near Valkenisse, are part of the Atlantic Wall. They were used to stop tanks and mechanized infantry. (Zeeland.com)

The path here runs high above the beach. In Groot-Valkenisse, the dune tops are over 46 meters above sea level. From here, you have a magnificent view of the Western Scheldt. Ships sail close to the coast here.

This bunker is very interesting to see. A volunteer explains its function during World War II.

The church tower is the oldest part of the church. Due to the shifting and blowing of the dunes, the lower part of the church and tower, and with it the original entrance, has almost completely disappeared into the sand. This can be seen at the front of the tower. A new entrance was created in the south wall and is still in use today. (Information board on site)

Oranjezon Nature Reserve is the most diverse dune area in Zeeland. You'll walk through sheltered dune valleys, forests, dune scrub, drifts, and dune grasslands. (Het Zeeuwse Landschap)

The bench is practical, but the view here is especially beautiful.