Klemskerke - all beaches

The beach is really nice, and the dunes provide a great spot to sit as they offer protection from the wind.

We were not allowed to swim, as the beach was quite crowded. However, it was well-maintained with plenty of guards and police officers ensuring safety. Additionally, there was a dedicated rescue team keeping a watchful eye on beachgoers. The beach was conveniently surrounded by a variety of shops, a bazaar, and numerous restaurants.

The epitome of overrated vacation destinations. But if you must subject yourself to the sand and sun, this one at least has the decency to be clean. Don't get too excited though, because there's not much else going on. Sure, there's a light house and marina, but unless you're a seagull or a fisherman, those won't be of much interest. And don't even get me started on the "lots to do" claim. Unless you consider sunburn and sand in your bathing suit a fun activity, you'll be sorely disappointed. But hey, at least there's underground parking.

Undoubtedly the finest beach in Belgium, this stunning location boasts crystal-clear waters, pristine white sand, and a bustling shopping district just a stone's throw away. What's more, it's conveniently linked to the longest tram route in the world, making access a breeze. On the balmy days we visited, the water was just the right temperature for some fun in the sun. However, be warned - this beach is a popular spot, so it's important to keep a close eye on your little ones and ensure they're easily identifiable with name tags. To make the most of your visit, be sure to pack all the essentials, including swimsuits, tents, and sand toys.