In Domburg are during the beach season (June, July, August and September) several disabled beach cabins available. A telephone reservation is recommended.
Here are the contact details:
Beach entrance 't Pauwtje
tel. +31 118-561 818
With regard to the public security fire (including a campfire, fire pit, grill or barbecue) is prohibited at all times on the beach of Zoutelande.
Barbecues inside or on the terrace of a beach restaurant, are not covered by this prohibition.
All information about horse riding on the beach or in the environment (including local riding schools) can be found on the riding page: https://zoutelande.info/en/horseback-riding.php
On this website you will always find the latest information on the quality of bathing water in Zoutelande: https://www.zwemwater.nl/
Possible messages are:
- Good: There are no reports for this swimming spot. You can safely swim.
- Warning: Swimming allowed, however there is a potential health risk.
- Advice against bathing: Not swimming, health risk.
- Swim Ban: Swimming prohibited, great health risk.
During the bathing season (May 1 to October 1) local provinces will inform you about the quality of the water of the official bathing sites. The measuring point is the place where most bathers are expected either where the risk of pollution is greatest.
Outside the bathing season, the bathing water is not investigated. If you go into the water off season, you must decide for yourself whether it is justified.
With regard to the public security fire (including a campfire, fire pit, grill or barbecue) is prohibited at all times on the beach of Zoutelande.
Barbecues inside or on the terrace of a beach restaurant, are not covered by this prohibition.
In Zoutelande are during the beach season (June, July, August and September) several beach wheelchairs available.
A telephone reservation is recommended. The beach wheelchair is only for use on the beach and into the sea. All beach wheelchairs need someone to push.
Below are the lending location with phone number:
Beach entrance 't Pauwtje
tel: +31 118-561 620
- https://zoutelande.info/pdf/2018_strandrolstoelen_zoutelande.pdf
All information about horse riding on the beach or in the environment (including local riding schools) can be found on the riding page: https://zoutelande.info/en/horseback-riding.php
There are in the surroundings of Zoutelande several nudist beaches. The nearest location is to the southwest of Domburg in the direction of Westkapelle near the golf course. Between beach entrance 50. de 7 Golven and 51. Golflinks Oost.
More information: https://www.nfn.nl/../domburg/
Most shops, beach clubs, bars, terraces and restaurants remain open during the weekends in the low season. Many are also open throughout the week.
Each year the low season in Zoutelande begins after the autumn holidays till the beginning of the spring holidays. Several shops, beach clubs and restaurants use this period to rebuild, renew or for vacation. As a result, during this low season period, not all stores are opened every day.
Furthermore there is no general period when all the restaurants, bars and shops are closed. All entrepreneurs determine the temporary closure individually. Therefore is there are, also in the low season, enough shops and restaurants opened for you to enjoy.
All local surf information (including surfing schools) can you find on our special page: https://zoutelande.info/en/surfing.php
As far as we know there are no Strandkorbs (beach baskets) (for rent) on the beaches of Zoutelande.
No, you may not enter the dunes of Zoutelande. This is to prevent damage. The main function of the dunes is to provide natural protection for the coast against the sea. Without the dunes a large part of the Netherlands would be under water.
In addition, almost all the dunes in the Netherlands is part of a nature reserve. They are an important part of biodiversity. In the dunes live many animals such as rabbits, foxes, deer, lizards and many species of birds. It's official forbidden to pick the plants and to chase animals in the Dutch dunes.
Furthermore you are (of course) allowed to walk on the created hiking paths.
Only leashed dogs are allowed on the beaches of Zoutelande during the period 1 May till 15 September between 10:00 till 19:00.Further, we also recommend reading the information board, with the local beach rules, which is often placed near every beach (entrance).
[Answer in Dutch]
Sinds vrijdag 15 juli 2022 staat er een zonnebrandpaal op het strand van Zoutelande. De zonnebrandpaal staan bij de strandpost op het zuidstrand van Zoutelande. Nabij duinovergang 't Pauwtje.
De paal voorziet inwoners en toeristen deze zomer (2022) van gratis zonnebrand.
Het doel is bewustzijn creëren over het belang van smeren. Want de gemiddelde Nederlander kan zich beter beschermen tegen de gevaren van de zon.
Several beach pavilions in Zoutelande are during the winter period open every weekend.
An overview of all the local beach cabin rental organisations in Zoutelande:
Cabines thv Meerpaal & Valkenisse
tel. +31 118 553 045
mob. +31 628 904 087
web. https://www.strandhuisjeswf.nl/
Deurlostraat 3, Zoutelande
tel. +31 118 562 282
web. https://www.verhuurbedrijfkerkhove.nl/
Cabines thv Kustlicht, Camping Janse, Camping Weltevreden, strandpaviljoen De Strandzot, strandpaviljoen De Zeeuwse Rivièra & Camping de Meerpaal
Majoorwerf 50, Zoutelande
tel. +31 118 56 60 94
tel. +31 118 56 13 61
web. https://strandhuisjeszoutelande.nl/
Boudewijnskerke 42, Zoutelande
tel. +31 118 561 272
mob. +31 650 464 082
web. https://www.minicampingdevisser.nl/strandcabines/
Oranjeplein 25, Zoutelande
tel. +31 118 561 545
web. https://www.riemensstrandhuisjes.nl/
Langstraat 28, Zoutelande
tel. +31 118 561 281
web. https://www.vofdingemanse.nl/
For Zoutelande we recommend using the trailer ramp on Zuiderhoofdweg 1 in Westkapelle.
In addition, you need a permit from the municipality of Veere to use this trailer slope: https://www.veere.nl/ontheffing-voertuigen-op-strand-duin-en-dijk/
There are free showers at various beaches in Zoutelande.
Inter alia:
- https://zoutelande.info/en/beach/119/de-hoge-hilt.html
- https://zoutelande.info/en/beach/113/-t-pauwtje.html
These beach showers are placed annually in early May and again removed from the beach at the end of September.
Additionally, we advise always consulting the local beach information boards for the latest and any (temporary) changes to the restrictions. These boards can be found at most access paths to the beach.
As far as we know it is permitted to search the beach of Zoutelande with a metal detector.
General information
Generally it is allowed to search the Dutch beaches using a metal detector at amateur level. Metal detection is a search method for finding metal objects in the ground. Beach searchers use a metal detector to find lost items (jewelry and coins) of bathers.
Of course, Dutch laws and regulations also apply on the beach. This means that you, also when searching on beach, need to take the following into account: Law on Archaeological Heritage, the Monuments law, the weapons and ammunition law, the local General Local Regulation (APV), Lost and Found items according to the civil law etc. Aside from that you should always leave behind your search location the way you found it. In other words, neatly close any dug holes.
A local municipality may decide to prohibit the use of a metal detector (detection ban) via the General Local Regulation. Therefore always check the General Local Regulation and/or contact the municipality where you wish to search. Zoutelande is subject to the municipality of Veere. Here you will find contact information about this municipality: https://www.veere.nl/
Dunes
Note: Searching in the Dutch dunes is generally strictly prohibited. This is due to the protection of nature.
You can rent chairs, windbreakers and umbrellas at various beach pavilions in Zoutelande.
For instance at:
- Beach de Hoge Hilt
- Beach 't Pauwtje
- Beach Vossenhol
Access to and use of the beaches of Zoutelande is (of course) free.
There is wheelchair access to the beach of Zoutelande. This path is in the Duinstraatje.
The Blue Flag is an international environmental award, granted annually to beaches and marinas that participate in the campaign and have proven to be clean and safe.
The goal of the Blue Flag programme is to continuously involve governments, entrepreneurs, and recreational users in the care for clean and safe water, beautiful nature, and a healthy environment. Holding a Blue Flag is a recognition of the efforts made by the beach municipality or marina operator in this area. For tourists, the Blue Flag is internationally the recognition and quality symbol for good beaches and marinas.
What are the criteria for the beaches?
More information: https://www.blauwevlag.nl/
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