A peaceful city full of bliss and fun things to do
Beach and dunes
Silver Beach is located at the beach front and a mere hundred metres from the dunes.
Biking and walking
Go explore by foot or on our rental bikes (supplement applies).
Outdoor activities
There are dozens of things to do. How about some horseback riding, golf or surf? Anything goes!
Indoor activities
Bad weather wont lead to boredom: there’s plenty of indoor activity and what better way to relax than with a board game?
Gastronomy
Numerous restaurants cater to every taste. most of them have a terrace!
Shopping
Fashion, art, games, decoration… De Haan is a shopping heaven.
Children’s games
Children are in paradise with a pirate’s boat, mini-golf, playground and of course the beach to build the biggest sand castles.
Events
There’s always an event going on in De Haan: no time to be bored!
Live
Discover De Haan live via the local webcam.
The Belgian coast
Attractions for all tastes
The Zwin
A nature reserve that’s a safe haven for an astonishing array of birds. Discover the ‘local airport’ and be amazed.
Ostend
The true “Queen” of Belgian beach cities offers a range of activities and museums that are not to be missed.
Bruges
La The Venice of the North boasts an incredible history of architecture. A most charming visit!
Boudewijn Seapark
Have an unforgettable day with otters and dolphins. Discover all about Boudewijn Seapark here.
The Spioenkop
The Spioenkop is one of the highest dunes with 31 metres. At the summit you’ll find a quaint little house. An ideal basecamp for fans of tanning or outdoor games.
Damme
Damme is a charming little village in Flanders which boasts a wind mill, a gothic town hall and a hospital from the 13th century. The canal is the ideal spot for cyclists.
Ypres
The background of tragic battles during the first world war, Ypres is a city of historical significance that’s not to be missed. Be sure to stop by the Flanders Fields museum to relive the war’s past through audio and video.
Furnes
Furnes biggest sights are located around the central square, where the flemish decoration is effortlessly mixed with a Spanish influence. It was during the reign of Albert and Isabella – a time of great propserity – that most of these architectural treasures were built.
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