Domburg Beach
Strand Domburg
The most popular seaside village on the northwest coast of Walcheren, with a wide beach backed by high dunes, a holiday retreat for aristocrats and painters since the 19th century.
Domburg is one of the Netherlands' earliest seaside resorts, where painters including Mondrian once worked. The main street has boutiques and restaurants. Cross the dunes to reach the wide beach, which in summer has beach pavilions and colourful changing huts, ideal for swimming, surfing and horse riding. Cycling paths between the dunes run west to Westkapelle and east toward the Veerse Meer lake. Summer brings crowds, so book accommodation in advance; parking is paid.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Westkapelle Lighthouse
- Zoutelande Beach
- Middelburg City Hall
- Zeeuws Museum
- Middelburg Abbey & Lange Jan
- Vlissingen Boulevard
- MuZEEum
- Veere