Shipping company Seastar offers numerous (educational) excursions for young and old, both in Nieuwpoort and along the ‘Flanders Fields’ in ‘de Westhoek’.

Visit the equestrian statue of Albert I and discover the story of the flooding of the polder plain during World War I.

In this beautiful nature reserve, a unique phenomenon happens.’De IJzer’ is the only Belgian river that flows directly into the North Sea.

Whether you’re crazy about architecture or not, you cannot leave Westende without visiting the Grand Hôtel Belle Vue, AKA The Rotunda; thé city’s icon!

Journey back to the 1930s, the period between the two world wars. The villa was used as the holiday home of a family of doctors.

Japan has never been this close! You don't have to fly for hours to get there. In Ostend is the Japanese Garden Shin Kai Tei.

The Mercator is a large sailing ship that has made 41 voyages in almost every ocean. Visit this three-master and learn all about her scientific mission.

Visit the fort that Napoleon had made in 1811, for fear of a British attack on the port of Ostend. But it never got that far...

Catching shrimp on horseback, that can't be anything but a special sight. In Oostduinkerke you can be there and experience this spectacle!

The Warande Tower offers a 360-degree view of the sculpture park, the coastline, the Warande Dunes and the hinterland of Middelkerke.

With this work of art, the artist Jan Fabre emphasised that human beings continue to search for Utopia throughout their lives.

Exactly 110 years after Adrien de Gerlache's legendary Antarctic expedition, Nieuwpoort-born polar explorer Dirk 'Dixie' Dansercoer repeated this journey in 2007.

By letting this work of art undergo a game of ebb and flow, Danish artist Nina Beier questions male power with Men.

Nieuwpoort, 17th century. Jeanne Panne, a working-class woman living and working in the city, is wrongly accused of witchcraft and sentenced to burn at the stake.

Beaufort is an art triennial that transforms the Belgian coastline into a unique art route. Contemporary artists display their works in harmony with the natural and urban landscapes. Enjoy this captivating outdoor exhibition as you explore the coast.

The Ferris wheel in Nieuwpoort offers a stunning view over the city and the coast. This popular attraction draws visitors of all ages and promises an unforgettable experience with impressive vistas.

The Jommekeshuisje in Koksijde is a cozy fisherman's cottage brimming with history and nostalgia. Perfect for families and comic book fans to explore the world of Jommeke. Discover the charm and heritage of the Belgian coast in this unique cottage.

Cabine Art in Koksijde is an annual art exhibition where artists paint beach cabins around a specific theme.

The Trench of Death in Diksmuide is a historic WWI trench complex. This open-air museum allows visitors to experience how soldiers lived and fought on the front line.

Visitor Center De Blankaart in Diksmuide offers an engaging introduction to nature. Enjoy interactive exhibits, walking trails, and educational activities in a beautiful setting.

The Leopold I Monument in De Panne is an impressive statue honoring the first king of Belgium. Located on the beautiful coast, it offers historical insight and a lovely view for visitors.

The Heritage Walk in Diksmuide takes hikers past historical sites and monuments. Discover the city's rich history with informative signs along the way, ideal for all ages.