Overview
Westkapelle is a small, relatively quiet coastal town at the far western tip of the Walcheren peninsula in Zeeland. The town offers sandy Blue Flag beaches, a prominent historic sea dike, and WWII heritage sites including a Sherman tank memorial and the flooded Kreek lake.
Beach · Cycling · Day Trips · Family Travel · History
Before you go
Accommodation
Hotels range from €79-95 per double in high season. Several campgrounds near the beach charge around €23.50 per night. Book well in advance during summer.
Activities
Key attractions include the Westkapelle Hoog light tower (207 steps), Het Polderhuis museum (€5.50), and the WWII Sherman tank memorial.
Beach
Blue Flag beaches operate May 1 - September 15 with regulations on dogs, fires, and water sports. Beach pavilions are open seasonally.
Connectivity
WiFi available at most accommodations with variable quality. Mobile coverage is good. Post office services at Spar supermarket.
Food
Restaurants serve seafood, pancakes, Italian, and pub fare. Beach pavilions operate seasonally. Budget 10-30 EUR per meal.
Transport
Westkapelle is accessible by bus from Middelburg and by car from Rotterdam (90 min) or Antwerp (80 min). The town is best explored on foot or by rented bicycle.