Marinas in Zeeland

Zeeland is the Delta: Oosterschelde, Westerschelde, Veerse Meer and Grevelingenmeer, salt water with and without tide, and more Blue Flags than any other province.

The Veerse Meer is where most people start: closed off, tide-free, with small islands to moor at freely and Veere, Kortgene, Kamperland and Wolphaartsdijk on the shore. Through the Zandkreek lock you are on the Oosterschelde, a national park with tide, current and seals, and harbours at Zierikzee, Colijnsplaat, Wemeldinge and Goes. The Grevelingenmeer to the north is salt and quiet, with Brouwershaven, Bruinisse and Scharendijke; the Westerschelde to the south is the busy shipping lane to Antwerp, with Vlissingen, Breskens and Terneuzen. The Roompot lock and Vlissingen take you out to sea.

Kamperland, Veere, Terneuzen, Wolphaartsdijk and Tholen have the most harbours, and seventeen Zeeland harbours fly the Blue Flag. Zeeland is the province for salt water without having to go straight out to sea: sheltered lakes for families and beginners, tidal water for those who want more, and the North Sea at the door. Coming from Belgium or up the Scheldt, it is the first Dutch cruising area you reach.

All 42 marinas in Zeeland side by side, with facilities, number of berths and maximum boat sizes. Blue Flag: 17 · visitor berths: 26.