Burgh Haamstede

Burgh-Haamstede is a village in the Dutch province of Zeeland, known for its beautiful countryside, historic buildings, and stunning nature reserves. The village is bordered by the Zeepeduinen dunes and the forest of Westerschouwen, offering endless hiking possibilities and a quiet beach. Visitors can explore the Plompe Toren, a remaining vestige of the drowned village of Kouderkerke, and climb it for free. The village is also home to Slot Haamstede, an impressive castle dating from the 13th century. Families can enjoy a visit to Pannekoekenmolen De Graanhalm for delicious pancakes and learn about the village's history at the Burghse Schoole museum. The village hosts various events, including the Burghse Dag folklore festival, which features traditional costume, local handicrafts, and activities like riding at the ring