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Three possibilities, 1) From the Dutch side, park car at the beach Hotel and walk over the dunes to your left is the break. 2) Park your car at the Belgian side then walk along the dike until you see the nature reserve, you're there. 3) Park your car at the parking of 't Zwin Nature Reserve, you see 4 huge granite menhirs, walk between them and follow the concrete road, it first takes a left and after 250m a right turn, after the turn there is a small opening in the bush to your right, go in it, follow it until you reach the beach... English (Translate this text in English): Three possibilities, 1) From the Dutch side, park car at the beach Hotel and walk over the dunes to your left is the break. 2) Park your car at the Belgian side then walk along the dike until you see the nature reserve, you're there. 3) Park your car at the parking of 't Zwin Nature Reserve, you see 4 huge granite menhirs, walk between them and follow the concrete road, it first takes a left and after 250m a right turn, after the turn there is a small opening in the bush to your right, go in it, follow it until you reach the beach... English (Translate this text in English): Three possibilities, 1) From the Dutch side, park car at the beach Hotel and walk over the dunes to your left is the break. 2) Park your car at the Belgian side then walk along the dike until you see the nature reserve, you're there. 3) Park your car at the parking of 't Zwin Nature Reserve, you see 4 huge granite menhirs, walk between them and follow the concrete road, it first takes a left and after 250m a right turn, after the turn there is a small opening in the bush to your right, go in it, follow it until you reach the beach... English (Translate this text in English): Three possibilities, 1) From the Dutch side, park car at the beach Hotel and walk over the dunes to your left is the break. 2) Park your car at the Belgian side then walk along the dike until you see the nature reserve, you're there. 3) Park your car at the parking of 't Zwin Nature Reserve, you see 4 huge granite menhirs, walk between them and follow the concrete road, it first takes a left and after 250m a right turn, after the turn there is a small opening in the bush to your right, go in it, follow it until you reach the beach... DistanceIn the city WalkGood walk (15-30 mn) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Be aware of the border-marking-poles that get flooded at high tide, they are in the middle of the outflow of the river created by 't Zwin. Be respectful of the nature reserve.

English (Translate this text in English): Be aware of the border-marking-poles that get flooded at high tide, they are in the middle of the outflow of the river created by 't Zwin. Be respectful of the nature reserve.

English (Translate this text in English): Be aware of the border-marking-poles that get flooded at high tide, they are in the middle of the outflow of the river created by 't Zwin. Be respectful of the nature reserve.

English (Translate this text in English): Be aware of the border-marking-poles that get flooded at high tide, they are in the middle of the outflow of the river created by 't Zwin. Be respectful of the nature reserve.

Atmosphere

Beautiful spot with sometimes great waves, try the left at the pier on the Belgian side, the lefts and rights in the middle or the right at the Dutch side. The Dutch right tends to be sectionny and rarely breaks all the way down the line but is a bit more powerful than the Belgian left that does peel off perfectly but as said with less power. Spot receives more swell than spots to the left of it due to favourable bathymetry. In and out flow of the estuary can generate rips and undertow. Laid back atmosphere, peaceful.

English (Translate this text in English): Beautiful spot with sometimes great waves, try the left at the pier on the Belgian side, the lefts and rights in the middle or the right at the Dutch side. The Dutch right tends to be sectionny and rarely breaks all the way down the line but is a bit more powerful than the Belgian left that does peel off perfectly but as said with less power. Spot receives more swell than spots to the left of it due to favourable bathymetry. In and out flow of the estuary can generate rips and undertow. Laid back atmosphere, peaceful.

English (Translate this text in English): Beautiful spot with sometimes great waves, try the left at the pier on the Belgian side, the lefts and rights in the middle or the right at the Dutch side. The Dutch right tends to be sectionny and rarely breaks all the way down the line but is a bit more powerful than the Belgian left that does peel off perfectly but as said with less power. Spot receives more swell than spots to the left of it due to favourable bathymetry. In and out flow of the estuary can generate rips and undertow. Laid back atmosphere, peaceful.

English (Translate this text in English): Beautiful spot with sometimes great waves, try the left at the pier on the Belgian side, the lefts and rights in the middle or the right at the Dutch side. The Dutch right tends to be sectionny and rarely breaks all the way down the line but is a bit more powerful than the Belgian left that does peel off perfectly but as said with less power. Spot receives more swell than spots to the left of it due to favourable bathymetry. In and out flow of the estuary can generate rips and undertow. Laid back atmosphere, peaceful.

General

Nice place, have seen a dolphin and a seal in the surf though very rare. A lot of birds, storks in summer, herons etc... Also a meeting place for gays and nudists in the tourist season so be aware of overfriendly weirdoes. Sunsets in September can be similar to Indonesian sunsets but without the tropical heat. Fossils of shark can be found, Mako, and Megalodon (great white) are common.

English (Translate this text in English): Nice place, have seen a dolphin and a seal in the surf though very rare. A lot of birds, storks in summer, herons etc... Also a meeting place for gays and nudists in the tourist season so be aware of overfriendly weirdoes. Sunsets in September can be similar to Indonesian sunsets but without the tropical heat. Fossils of shark can be found, Mako, and Megalodon (great white) are common.

English (Translate this text in English): Nice place, have seen a dolphin and a seal in the surf though very rare. A lot of birds, storks in summer, herons etc... Also a meeting place for gays and nudists in the tourist season so be aware of overfriendly weirdoes. Sunsets in September can be similar to Indonesian sunsets but without the tropical heat. Fossils of shark can be found, Mako, and Megalodon (great white) are common.

English (Translate this text in English): Nice place, have seen a dolphin and a seal in the surf though very rare. A lot of birds, storks in summer, herons etc... Also a meeting place for gays and nudists in the tourist season so be aware of overfriendly weirdoes. Sunsets in September can be similar to Indonesian sunsets but without the tropical heat. Fossils of shark can be found, Mako, and Megalodon (great white) are common.

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