Plunge into the waves of Schouwen-Duiveland
If there is one thing we have plenty of on Schouwen-Duiveland, it’s water. Go surfing, standup paddling, diving, sailing, floating, plunging, splashing, we don’t mind. Whatever floats your boat.
For - water sports fans
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Wingsurfing and windsurfing
The wind here is perfect for all kinds of surfing.
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Surfing in the North Sea.
Ride the wild waves of the North Sea.
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Standup paddling: the ultimate workout
Face the elements of the sea on your SUP board.
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Sail & motor boats
Rent a boat, discover the islands and face the wind, the waves and the current.
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Kitesurfing: carried by the wind
The wind and the waves. That's all a kitesurfer needs.
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Diving and snorkeling
Dive into the underwater world of the Oosterschelde and the Grevelingenmeer.
Seal safari
Discover the Oosterschelde on a boat trip and learn everything about this special nature area. Watch water birds and seals (pack your binoculars!). With a little luck, you might even spot a porpoise.
Book a boat tour
Discover the water - on Schouwen-Duiveland
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Coast of the North Sea
The coast of the North Sea is a place of endless fun and relaxation: On the beach, people are sunbathing or playing beach volleyball between the sandcastles. In the water, kids are splashing or learning how to swim. And the wind is perfect for sailing, kiting, and surfing.
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Oosterschelde national park
The Oosterschelde is usually quite calm, but the current can be challenging to sail from time to time. There are scattered beaches throughout the park where you can take a dip. It's also a great place to dive and snorkel and see anemones, lobsters, fish, and squid.
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Grevelingenmeer
Discover the largest saltwater lake in Western Europe. Sail to one of the many islands and have a picnic. You can also do standup paddling and surfing on the Grevelingenmeer. Curious about what's going on underwater? There are some great diving spots here – you can even discover a few shipwrecks.
Water sports for all
On Schouwen-Duiveland no one stays dry. Experienced surfers face the high North Sea waves. Are you still learning to keep your balance on the board? The waves of saltwater Lake Grevelingen are calmer, making it a great spot to practice. Wanna take it slow today? Float in the cool water or practice your balance while stand-up paddling. Or go on a seal safari.
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Conquer the Waterjump
Conquer the Waterjump
Do you dare to slide down the 25-meter ramp and jump into the cold water?
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Canoeing and kayaking
Discover the waters around Schouwen-Duiveland by canoe or kayak.
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Delta Works
The Delta Works have been protecting the island from the tide for decades.