Beach area

In 1994, the Palace Hotel, which in the meantime has been renamed the 'Residence Palace', was declared a monument.

The seafront is undeniably ‘the place to be’ at a seaside resort.

The work of art by Jean Bilquin that forms part of the Beaufort Sculpture Park along the Belgian coast.

A canoe with human figures rests on the 10-metre high trestles: the artist reduced them to phantoms, unidentifiable!

All year round the youngest beach visitors can let off steam in the children’s beach village that features swings, climbing frames and even a life-size play boat.

On the beach of Zeebrugge from April to September one can play sports (for free) on the sports beach.

Throughout the year, this is where kite surfers can push their limits in spectacular ways.

In this cozy beach bar, parents can relax and enjoy a drink while the children romp around in the children's beach play village.

Indulge in a bit of nostalgia and rent a quadracycle or go-cart at NEW BEAUFORT (Zeedijk 4).

The place to be for nature lovers.

This jetty to the west almost lets you walk straight into the sea.

Ever since the Middle Ages, the most important saint for fishermen has been Maria, who is identified with the Stella Maris, or Star of the Sea.

Pedalling along in a go-cart is the perfect way to relax. Why not follow the suggested go-carting circuit and enjoy the sights of the Zeebrugge beach area?