Beach Fort den Haakweg
Beach entrance Fort den Haakweg (no. 80) at the end of the Fort den Haakweg is on the east side of Vrouwenpolder, next to beach club Lekker.
- Beach pavilion: Lekker is a contemporary beach club with lounge areas and sea views, offering a wide choice of dishes, craft beers and wines.
Holiday park: this is the nearest entrance for guests of holiday park Fort den Haak.
- Kitesurfing: on the beach between here and the Veerse Gatdam you can take introductory kitesurfing lessons; Vertigo Sports is at the next entrance, Veerse Gatdam.
- Car park Oranjezon at ±3,1 km
- Beach pavilion
Beach pavilion at Fort den Haakweg
At beach entrance Fort den Haakweg you will find beach pavilion Lekker, so food and drinks are never far away.
- Lekker: right at this beach entrance.
- De Dam: ±350 m further along, at beach entrance Veerse Gatdam.
- Breezand: ±650 m further along, at beach entrance Breezand.
Today at the sea
This is the current situation at the sea near beach entrance Fort den Haakweg, useful if you are heading to the beach today.
- Weather: 6,6°C, overcast (maximum 6,7°C today); weather forecast.
- Wind: 2 Bft from the northeast.
- Sea water: about 9,6°C.
- Tides: high tide at 02:34 and 14:46; low tide at 08:52 and 21:10; all tides.
- Sun: sunrise 07:57, sunset 17:04.
Dogs on the beach
Dogs are prohibited on the beaches of Oostkapelle during the period 1 May till 15 September between 10:00 till 19:00.
- Outside of the above mentioned period and time are dogs allowed (both loose and leased) on the beaches of Oostkapelle.
Further, we also recommend reading the information board, with the local beach rules, which is often placed near every beach (entrance).
Nearest beach for dogs at Oostkapelle
Leashed dogs are allowed all year from beach 64. Berkenbosch in the direction Domburg.
Horses on the beach
- Horse riding on the beach at Oostkapelle is prohibited from 1 May to 15 September between 10:00 and 19:00.
- Outside these dates and times, horse riding on the beach is permitted.
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.








