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Marina with box size from 8 to 20 meter From here everything is within reach: a direct connection to the Grevelingenmeer lake, the Brouwersdam beach, cafés, restaurants and pleasant villages and towns. The adjacent Center Parcs Port Zélande is ideal for a change for the children. With the extensive good and bad weather facilities and the many activities during the holiday period, everyone will have a great time here. Of course you have a free WiFi network at your disposal throughout the port.

WV Arne's atmospheric family harbour, Oostwatering, sits directly on Veerse Meer, a little northwest of Veere. 300 bunks. Boat pitches like catamarans, lasers, splashes, optimistic on the “Strandje”. There is also accommodation for young sailors. A campsite on the west side of the port. From the terrace of the “Clubhuis de Roergangershut,” you have a view of the very spacious playing field for children and the harbour behind it.

Jachtwerf van Duivendijk, a family business established in Tholen since 1872. In five generations, the shipyard has grown from a shipbuilder for the fishing industry to a yacht yard. The shipyard offers a wide range of activities, from winter storage to complete ship repair. The marina at the Fa shipyard site. M. van Duivendijk is fully equipped. Due to its good location, the port is easily accessible by water and road. Tholen town center is also within walking distance. The cozy marina near the historic center of Tholen is located in a quiet bay. The port has extensive mooring facilities, easy loading and unloading, clean sanitary facilities and free use of wireless internet.

At the De Kogge water sports club in Tholen. You will visit a welcoming, friendly and attractive port. The atmosphere immediately grabs you as soon as you come into contact with one of our harbour masters or when you walk into our Het Kogdedek club building for a snack or drink. When you stay overnight, you can use our modern sanitary facilities.

The Strijenham marina is managed by the Strijenham Water Sports Association. For information, please contact the chairman: Mr G. Niemeijer, mail: Gijs@ontwerpwerkplaats.nl The port of Strijenham is one of the few remaining tidal ports on the Oosterschelde. Where pleasure boats now dominate the harbor scene, captains have loaded and unloaded their cargo to and from the dock for centuries. The animation of yesteryear is still there, only now mainly in the form of cycling and water recreation. Nieuw-Strijen is a polder and former municipality in the Dutch province of Zeeland, situated on the island of Tholen. The small town "Nieuw-Strijen" is now called Strijenham. Nieuw-Strijen was an independent municipality until 1813, when it merged with Poortvliet

Located in the quiet area of Tholen, between Rotterdam and Antwerp, Oesterdam is the perfect place for lovers of water sports. The area is surrounded by water. On one side of the complex is Zoom Lake and on the other side the Oosterschelde. Oesterdam Marina is a full-service marina and has luxurious sanitary facilities, summer and winter storage, maintenance and repair. The marina offers you numerous facilities that make it pleasant and attractive to stay and relax here. The marina offers more than 150 moorings ranging from 7 to 20 meters and a draft of up to 2.70 m. The moorers have an access card with which they can access the marina and the sanitary facilities. It is also possible to spend the night in one of the hotel's luxurious suites, including the use of wellness facilities.

The Princess Beatrixhaven is Yerseke's marina - transient port. The port offers moorings for about 100 yachts, and there is also about 140m of mooring space along the jetties. This mooring facility is used to accommodate passers-by. Passers-by must inform the harbour master, who can be contacted through VHF channel 74 or by phone (06) 22 55 67 44 or inform the harbour office (0113) 57 17 26. If the harbour master not present, moor at the pedestrian jetty or one of the extreme jetties of jetty K or L. Do not moor in a box at Beatrixhaven or Prins Willem-Alexanderhaven without permission.

Prins Willem-Alexanderhaven is a marina in Zeeland. Prins Willem-Alexanderhaven is situated nearby to Watersportvereniging Yerseke and Brandweer Yerseke. The Prins Willem-Alexanderhaven is one of Yerseke's marinas. The port offers berths for approximately 190 yachts. Passers-by should inform the port master, who can be contacted via the Marifoon channel 74 or by phone (06) 22 55 67 44 or inform the port office (0113) 57 17 26. If the port master does not is present, you may moor at Beatrixhaven, the transient jetty or at one of the end jetties of Jetty K or L. Do not moor in a Beatrixhaven box or Prins Willem-Alexanderhaven without permission.

The port is owned by the municipality of Reimerswaal. The Yerseke Water Sports Association and the municipality of Reimerswaal form a management committee. Applications for permanent moorings are made through the municipality. The Koningin Julianahaven is the fishing port of Yerseke. This harbor can accommodate about 100 fishing vessels.

Next to the Keersluis bridge in Vlissingen is the marina of our association Scheldt. If you are coming from the sea, go through the lock and before the bridge turn right towards our port. Coming from Veerse Meer, you will pass Keersluisbrug and turn immediately left towards the marina. There are 84 permanent moorings. There you will also find various facilities like. Free electricity, wifi and water on the pontoons.

Marina in the center of Vlissingen The marina is an optimally protected base of operations for the approximately 90 permanent moorers and hundreds of transients who visit the port during the summer season. VHF channels Western Scheldt Mouth of the Western Scheldt: channel 14 (Central reporting center Vlissingen) Above Terneuzen to the Ossenisse flats: channel 3 (Central reporting post Terneuzen) Below Hansweert near the flats of Ossenisse: channel 65 (Central reporting post Hansweert) From Walsvoorden to Antwerp: channel 12 (Central reporting post Zandvliet) No matter how strong the wind blows in the Western Scheldt, once you arrive in the port, you will be overwhelmed by the peace and quiet of this sheltered location and can moor your boat in peace in a spacious box with a finger dock. Due to its central location, many activities are possible. Within walking distance, you are at the mall, the boulevard or the beach. You can also visit the Muzeeum, Leguana or the Cinema. Historic marina with permanent moorings, welcomes passers-by. Named after the naval hero who had his home port here. PLEASE NOTE: This port is located directly on the Western Scheldt and has large differences in water level. The port states: 'There are 2 thresholds at the entrance to the marina at a depth of -3.30 m NAP. This means that you often cannot get in or out of the harbour at low tide. In exceptional cases there can only be more than 1 meter of water above the thresholds.'

Our city port in Middelburg, certified with the Blue Flag, was once a VOC historic port. Now equipped with plumbing, electricity and water on the docks. Free Wi-Fi network. You wake up among the beautiful canal houses with VOC elements. Close to a pleasant city center with a wide range of shops and restaurants, you will also find all kinds of museums and well-known tourist attractions. Our cozy clubhouse 'De Kemel' offers an extensive menu. Here you can really relax or experience everything. The port is a short walk from the NS station. In the direction of Goes or in the direction of Vlissingen. The WV Arne Harbor Master will assign you a berth at one of the historic unloading docks in the vicinity of the former VOC warehouses. You can go here to get water sports supplies and fuel. At the harbor entrance you'll find Jos Boone Watersport.

Small MArina located at Arnestraat 9, 4341 CL Arnemuiden, Netherlands Number of moorings:15 There is no fuel available. For Arnemuiden, Side Canal to Arnemuiden or Canal across the Oude Arne

The Oranjeplaat Marina is a very sheltered harbor where it is pleasant to stay even in very strong winds. Free bikes are available from the harbor master's office to explore the area or shop in nearby Arnemuiden. You can also enjoy a drink in the sun on the clubhouse terrace. WiFi is available here to check your latest emails or check the weather forecast. Information about the port 365 moorings. Reporting jetty and passers-by from the port channel on the starboard side Dirty water intake station at the report and passer-by jetty Access for boats up to 19 meters in length Sanitary blocks on both sides of the port Chemical toilet spillway in both sanitary blocks Dishwasher under the terrace Electricity and water on all pontoons Bicycle loan from the harbor master Slope, maximum 2000 kg winter storage Defibrillator in the port office Wireless internet in the clubhouse Playground Quiet and very sheltered environment Watersportbedrijf De Arne shop, repair, sailboat, rental, crane. Oranjeplaat restaurant at the head of the port. Supermarket and restaurant in the adjoining campsite.

Located at Kanaalweg Westzijde 5, 4351 RD Veere, Netherlands Fixed places: 64 Passers-by places: 10

The marina of the "Veere" yacht club is located in the old port of the city of Veere and has 150 permanent moorings and about 50 moorings for transients. All moorings have electricity, WiFi Internet, water connections and there are good toilet and shower facilities in the sanitary building. You can use the washer and dryer and there are facilities in port to drain oil, pump out bilge water, empty sewage tanks and empty chemical toilets. The port has an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). For smaller open boats there are approximately 40 berths on the mainland.

The marina is located directly on the Veerse Meer, at the canal entrance to Kamperland. Shops, restaurants, bike rental and bus stop are 5 minutes away. There is a tourist information point at the port. From the port you can take the ferry to Veere, take a bus tour of the island or walk through the natural area. The North Sea beach is 10 minutes away.

Marina Kamperland, a modern new marina located on the island of Noord-Beveland in Zealand, is surrounded by the North Sea, Oosterschelde and Veerse Meer. In Kamperland, a small dynamic village, located directly on the Veerse Meer, opposite the picturesque town of Veere, the former agricultural port has been converted into a modern, well-protected and fully equipped marina with 160 berths, insulated and heated winter storage and a 40-tonne ship lift. . The marina is located in the center of the village, within walking distance of the many shops, restaurants and boutiques and 2 large supermarkets. A nice excursion nearby is the ferry to the picturesque town of Veere. The Marina is equipped with: Extensive sanitary facilities Free WIFI Use of rental bicycles Free parking area Luggage trolleys 40 ton boat lift Cleaning place Storage shed 2,000 m2 Outside storage 3,000 m2 Brasserie Blush (www.brasserieblush.nl) Sunseeker Dealer for the Benelux, yacht brokerage in motor yachts ( www.sunseeker.nl) Zeeland laser game and escape rooms

The Colijnsplaat marina is located in the center of De Oosterschelde, the largest nature reserve in the Netherlands. The marina has 550 moorings for boats from 7 to 20 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 2.80 m. The marina flies the blue flag.

Van der Rest Nautic Marina is a rustic tidal marina located directly in the Oosterschelde National Park. So no time is wasted with waiting times for bridges and locks. Van der Rest Nautic Marina is also in the heart of the Oosterschelde, so you can plan your sailing trip depending on the tide, wind and weather. Kats Marina has 140 permanent moorings with extensive mooring options and each box has its own side jetty with 10 amp electricity.

Marina Wemeldinge is a rustic top location located directly on the Oosterschelde National Park. So no time is lost waiting for bridges and locks, you are directly on open water. Marina Wemeldinge is a central starting point for various boat trips to the Veerse Meer, to the North, towards Zierikzee, via Roompotsluis into the North Sea, via the Canal through South Beveland up the Western Scheldt to Breskens or Antwerp, towards Tholen (Schelde Rhine Canal) or simply nice round plate. For permanent berth holders, the port is quickly accessible by car via the A58. The marina has 525 permanent berths, all with side jetties, water and electricity. Highly recommended by anyone who loves luxury, cosiness and beautiful waters.

The Hansa marina is located on the starboard side of the Oosterschelde, immediately after the Goes lock. A quiet marina located in a beautiful nature reserve and close to the historic town of Goes. We are members of Hiswa and have flown the Blue Flag every year since 2001. The marina has capacity for approximately 270 permanent berths. In the port building, there is a water sports shop, the port office and tidy sanitary facilities for yacht owners. At the top of the port building there are 2 spacious apartments. These can be rented for recreational use. At the marina there is a large outdoor area with 3 sheds. The site and sheds are used for winter storage. Each year, space is offered here for about 270 yachts.

The port offers a unique experience, an oasis of peace and yet in the middle of Goes. Due to the long history, there is a fun, special or historical aspect in each square meter. From Oosterschelde the canal passes through a lock and 2 bridges. The following maximum dimensions apply to pedestrians: Length: 14 m (over 14 m, at the discretion of the captain on duty) Width: 4m Draft: 2m

The Stadshaven of Goes is the old harbor of the town of Goes and has been in use as a visitor harbor since 1974. The harbour is centrally located and has a connection to the Oosterschelde National Park via the Goese Sas. The city's harbour quay walls are a national monument. The city's harbour is surrounded by historic houses, including 't Soepuus, an old tidal water mill. The names of various streets around Stadshaven recall the historical significance of various products that were of great importance to the Goese economy, namely Bierkade and Turfkade. It is a tradition that Sinterklaas arrives at the port of the city of Goes.

The Delta Marina was founded in 1964 as one of the first commercial Dutch marinas on the banks of the Veerse Meer, a stone's throw from the Katse Veersluis to the Oosterschelde, and has since developed into a modern marina with many facilities. 4 modern sanitary blocks, 2 restaurants, a large Service Center and Volvo Penta Dealership, a 16-ton crane and winter storage, 2 playgrounds and a small outdoor area with chickens and rabbits for children. Depth: MP-2.0m/MP-0.8m Fixed places: 595

The former Landbouwhaven te Kortgene, adjacent to the excellently equipped Delta Marina, was transformed in 1998 into an attractive marina surrounded by Mediterranean-style terrace houses and private jetties. This Mediterranean atmosphere is unique and also determines the character of Kortgene Haven. Number of permanent moorings: 65 Location: Kortgene, Zandkreek and Veerse Meer Depth: MP-3.3m/Mp-1.9m Passerby places contact +31 118 631011

Since the early 1960s, the RYCB Marina at Wolphaartsdijk has been a Burgundian stronghold. This small-scale port near the Oosterschelde lock has room for a hundred ships and boats. And after a day on the water, you can enjoy the well-kept facilities, the restaurants of all prices and the holiday atmosphere of the Veerse Meer without any problems. In addition, historic Middelburg or picturesque Veere, the North Sea beaches and the vast Zeeland polders are beautiful destinations for a day off, especially by bike. By the way, you don't need a bike or a car to do your shopping, because you can just walk to the supermarket behind the dike.

Since the early 1960s, the RYCB Marina at Wolphaartsdijk has been a Burgundian stronghold. This small-scale port near the Oosterschelde lock has room for a hundred ships and boats. And after a day on the water, you can enjoy the well-kept facilities, the restaurants of all prices and the holiday atmosphere of the Veerse Meer without any problems. In addition, historic Middelburg or picturesque Veere, the North Sea beaches and the vast Zeeland polders are beautiful destinations for a day off, especially by bike. By the way, you don't need a bike or a car to do your shopping, because you can just walk to the supermarket behind the dike.

Oesterhaven is your culinary base. It is the first port after the Zandkreeksluis, the connection between the Veerse Meer and the Oosterschelde. There is a cosy feeling to the marina, which is affiliated with HISWA and has 153 berths. From your mooring, you can enjoy a great view and you can use our facilities. Within walking distance, there is a large water sports shop, a supermarket and three restaurants. The De Viking sailing school is located on-site. Here you can, if you wish, take a lesson or rent a sailing or motor boat.

Vereniging de Zandkreek has existed for 60 years and is located in Wolphaartsdijk, the center of water sports in Zeeland. The association represents the interests of both angling and professional fishing on the Veerse Meer and Oosterschelde. De Zandkreek has its own marina with 350 berths. Since its foundation in April 1961, the association has a rich history. At the 50th anniversary, a beautiful historical book about the association and its origins was published, written by the former chairman Han Stroo. The book is still available through the secretariat.

Since 1973, the local water sports association, WSVE (Ellewoutsdijk Water Sports Association) has been in charge of operating the original agricultural harbor located in South Beveland. It is maintained by a corps of volunteers/members, supported by a group of two executive board members, four board members and harbor master. The port is located almost at the southern end of the Zuid Beveland with the mudflats on the eastern side, in which the flora and fauna are protected by Natuurmonumenten. You can moor up to 2 1/2 hours before low tide and 2 1/2 hours after low tide in the port, which has a capacity of 28 permanent moorings. In the middle, the piers with yachts fall dry on the soft silt. Depth: channel a and port NAP-2.00m. Fixed places: 27

• Our beautiful marina is located in Middelgat, on the Western Scheldt, downstream from Hansweert. This is the former ferry port of the Hoedekenskerke - Terneuzen ferry service, which was converted by members into a small but fully equipped marina. The marina is the site of Watersportvereniging De Val. • You can moor in the new floating pontoons equipped with light and water and where your boat always remains rafted (+/- 2.0m at low tide). However, there is a sediment threshold in front of the port, so keep in mind that from +/- 3 hours before to 3 hours after low tide, it is not possible to enter or exit. This of course depends on the water levels at the time. • The port is excellently protected against the strong waves of the busy Westerschelde by a dam made of concrete blocks. •In addition to our waiting room, we have 4 motorhome pitches available with a magnificent view over the Western Scheldt and the marina. There is electricity and water, and of course you can use the sanitary facilities; toilets, sinks and showers

Paal is a tidal port near Graauw on the Western Scheldt, 6 km SE of Walsoorden. The port is located on the edge of the beautiful nature reserve 'Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe'. A well-buried ravine leads you to the port. At low tide the harbor dries up completely so it is not suitable for fin keel boats but you are always welcome to visit our clubhouse for a few hours. The port is supervised by a real water sports association

The Water Sports Association has its two headquarters on the A side channel of the Ghent to Terneuzen Canal. It has 40 moorings and an area where a maximum of 35 yachts can be moored for maintenance. The association also has access to a mast crane and sanitary facilities with toilets and showers. This location is close to the centre of Terneuzen with all the necessary shops within a very short distance. This port is a perfect base of operations for the Belgian interior. The advantage of this association port is that you, as a guest, pay a modest mooring fee, because the association can keep its costs down through the self-activity of all members. If you are thinking of visiting the port, do not hesitate to contact the harbour masters.

Small club harbor with limited facilities, passers-by are nevertheless welcome. Fixed places: 20

The WSV t' Sas marina is located on the Ghent-Terneuzen canal, close to the Belgian border. The pleasant center of Sas van Gent is within walking distance. The port consists of a northern part and a southern part that is divided by the Oostpoortweg. Along the canal you can sail south to Belgian places like Zelzate and Ghent. To the north you will find Terneuzen and the Western Scheldt. The club port has a total of about 150 berths. The depth of the port (and the entrance) is 10 meters. As a passerby, you are very welcome in one of the ports. The facilities include sanitary facilities, water and electricity on the pontoons, combi pump for oil and waste water. In addition, there is a campsite, a swimming pool nearby, as well as various dining and shopping facilities.

Association port, welcome passers-by. Immediately after Grevelingensluis, turn to port to reach the port. Depth: MP-4.0m/MP-1.0m. Fixed places: 150 Passage places: 20