Zeebrugge

Harbour Highlights

1. Bruges
   Cruise along the picturesque canals. Admire the many museums. Centuries-old facades hide luxurious shops with quality goods such chocolates, lace and jewelry. Bruges radiates charm.

   
2. The Great War
   In WW1 West-Flanders was the scene of trench warfare. Today, the memorial ‘In Flanders Fields’, the commonwealth cemeteries and daily ceremonies such as the Last Post bear witness to this era.

   
3. Ghent
   Similar to Bruges, Ghent is another historic city with medieval remnants and scenic canals where historical buildings, fascinating museums and specialist shops abound.

   
4. Brussels
   Belgium’s and Europe’s vibrant capital city is only 75 minutes away. A center of European culture and politics, it has 90 museums, beautiful parks, fascinating walks, trendy restaurants and bars.

   
5. Blankenberge
   Blankenberge charms with its sandy beach, lively promenade, Belle Époque architecture, and its shopping streets with cafés that serve local specialities such as Belgian beer, wafles and chocolate.

   
6. Knokke
   Knokke is Belgium’s most upscale seaside resort, offering a blend of elegance, nature, and culture. Its wide sandy beaches and stylish promenade are perfect for relaxing walks or enjoying chic cafés and gourmet dining. Known for luxury boutiques and art galleries, Knokke appeals to visitors seeking sophistication and shopping. Nature lovers can explore the nearby Zwin Nature Park, a unique coastal reserve ideal for birdwatching and scenic trails. The town also hosts contemporary art installations and cultural events, adding a creative flair to its charm. With its vibrant atmosphere, high-end amenities, and stunning North Sea views, Knokke provides a refined coastal experience.