We commence in a place known as Oostend, often referred to as ‘The Queen of the North Sea’. This title originated in the 19th century, during the reign of King Leopold II, when it served as the prime and fashionable bathing destination for wealthy and noble families.
We commence in a place known as Oostend, often referred to as ‘The Queen of the North Sea’. This title originated in the 19th century, during the reign of King Leopold II, when it served as the prime and fashionable bathing destination for wealthy and noble families.
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Blankenberge - The journey begins in Oostend, known as “The Queen of the North Sea.” In the 19th century, during King Leopold II’s reign, it was the most significant and fashionable bath resort for affluent and noble families.
Explore the “Belle Epoque” houses and enjoy a delightful walk through the “Venetian Galleries” along the dyke with a sea…
- Blankenberge - The journey begins in Oostend, known as “The Queen of the North Sea.” In the 19th century, during King Leopold II’s reign, it was the most significant and fashionable bath resort for affluent and noble families.
Explore the “Belle Epoque” houses and enjoy a delightful walk through the “Venetian Galleries” along the dyke with a sea view, heading towards the “Hippodrome,” the race track, with views of the “Royal Villa,” Casino, and further to the old Fisher Port, where you can savor some North Sea delicacies.
Visit St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, built in memory of the first Queen, “Louise Marie d’Orléans,” who resided in Oostende at the end of her life and passed away here (her royal residence is open for visits).
Consider visiting the three-masted historical sailing ship “Mercator,” built in Scotland under the guidance of Polar Explorer Adrien de Gerlache.
After a brief pause, the journey continues to “De Haan,” a historic residential Villa Resort along the coast, the only place where buildings taller than four floors are not permitted.
Enjoy a stroll through the romantic, charming lanes and dunes with “Belle Epoque” houses, such as Villa Savoyarde, which was Albert Einstein’s residence for several months.
Then, proceed along the Port of Zeebruges towards Knokke, the most exclusive and luxurious resort on the Belgian coast, featuring art galleries, a casino, and the country’s most luxurious boutiques.
On the way to the Nature Reserve “The Zwin,” make a brief stop at the quaint white church of the Dominicans.
Finally, visit “Moeder Siska,” the fabulous waffle house since 1832, renowned for making the most delicious waffles on the continent!
“The Zwin” offers a walk through the nature reserve, governed by the rhythm of the sea, with exceptional wildlife and a permanent interactive exhibition center.
Conclude an intriguing day!
- Beach De Haan - After a brief pause, continue to “De Haan,” a historic residential Villa Resort along the coast, the only place where buildings taller than four floors are not permitted.
Enjoy a stroll through the romantic, charming lanes and dunes with “Belle Epoque” houses, such as Villa Savoyarde, which was Albert Einstein’s residence for several months.
- Private transportation
- On-board WiFi
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Professional Guide
- Private transportation
- On-board WiFi
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Professional Guide
- Entracte fees
- Lunch
- Entracte fees
- Lunch
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
