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Belgium Flemish Coast resorts Blankenberge De Haan De Panne Knokke-Heist Oostende Ostend Zeebrugge tourism hotels ferries museum Anglican church weather Webcam LEFT: An old-fashioned beach cabin on wheels at the West Flanders resort of Knokke-Heist.

Blankenberge

Blankenberge (BTN)
A famous pier and a string of festivals throughout the year enliven this traditional seaside resort.

De Haan

De Haan (BTN)
Nineteenth-Century architecture, flowers, and quiet charm make De Haan popular with vacationers who enjoy a romantic atmosphere.

De Panne

De Panne
This family resort's sand dunes have been used to shoot movies about the Sahara desert. In Dutch.

Knokke-Heist

Tourism

Knokke-Heist 
The resort's official tourism site has information in four languages.

Knokke-Heist (BTN)
Belgium Travel Network serves up information on this fashionable resort's beaches, the town, hotels, and the "Zwin" nature preserve.

Church

St. George's Anglican Church
This English-speaking church ministers to English-speaking residents of the Flanders Coast, and visitors are always welcome.

Webcams/Weather

D'Light Beachcam
Click the "Webcam" link. If it's dark when you view D'Light, try again when it's daytime in Belgium.

Oostende

Ostende (Oostende), Belgium europeforvisitors.com
This four-page Europe for Visitors article has tourism, transportation, hotel, museum, ferry, and other links for a resort and port city with 1,000 years of history.

Zeebrugge

Port of Zeebrugge
English-language tourist information for Zeebrugge is hard to come by, but the local port authority can tell you everything about ships and slips.

P&O Ferries
From Hull, England, P&O offers frequent service to Zeebrugge and Rotterdam.

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