If there is one coastal town that is buzzing with energy and appealing to everyone, it is Blankenberge. This is mainly due to the truly unrivaled range of family entertainment and attractions. There is simply always something to do! You can walk along the promenade, relax in one of the many restaurants or enjoy the beach on a nice day. This lively seaside resort is an attractive place for young families and for families with teenagers who do not like to be bored. The wide boulevard accommodates walkers, skaters and anyone who moves except those with motor vehicles. In addition to the many indoor and outdoor sports activities, Blankenberge also offers countless opportunities for people who love shopping, people who love food and people who enjoy contemporary entertainment. The amusement parks and bars, the casino, the funny velodrome, the shopping streets with their unique boutiques, the nightclubs and discotheques and the picturesque restaurants are the heart of this lively holiday destination, which welcomes its guests in a friendly atmosphere. The seaside resort offers all forms of recreation for young and old. Cyclists will enjoy De Fonteintjes (the dune area between Blankenberge and Zeebrugge). Ideal for a weekend away by the sea! During a weekend in Blankenberge you can enjoy the sun, sea and beach, but also beautiful Art Nouveau and lots of sailing boats. The old fishing port has been converted into a sophisticated, welcoming marina with all the necessary facilities. The beach is 3 kilometers long and 350 meters wide at low tide and has all the comfort real sunbathers need. The beach and the surrounding area also have a lot to offer the more active tourist. A beautiful and popular sandy beach with a real Pier and a lot of beach pavilions in the summer. A beautiful, wide and long sandy beach of light sand next to the beautiful and calm sea. The biggest attraction of Blankenberge is still the Pier, a unique structure on the Belgian coast: a 350 meter long jetty that goes into the sea, built in 1933. The Pier gives you the feeling that you can walk on water, while you walk to the monumental round building. Inside is a cozy tavern and an exhibition space. Blankenberge will really surprise you. Pleasant shopping streets where no traffic is even allowed in the summer. If you just ignore the crowds and look beyond the beach, you can see the beautiful Art Nouveau heritage below the promenade. A special walking route takes you past the most beautiful houses. Another famous building in Blankenberge is the Paravang, or windbreak. This stylish structure from the Belle Époque period remains today a silent witness to the trendy spa tourism of the early 20th century. While daydreaming here, you have a wonderful view of the nearby harbor and the Leopold Park. Blankenberge is easily reachable by car and train. For more detailed information we refer to the websites “visit-blankenberge”, “blankenberge”, “blankenberge-info” en “dekust”. ACCESSIBILITY: You can easily reach the accommodation by car, public transport and taxi. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: For bus transport, please refer to the website “delijn”. For train transport, please refer to the website “belgiantrain” or “nmbs” For tram transport, please refer to the website “dekusttram” or “delijn”. The Belgium coast is served by the Kusttram, which traverses the entire Belgian coast from Knokke to De Panne. PARKING: For all parking information, we refer you to the website “seety”. This website will clearly show the parking options when entering the accommodation address. It shows parking costs, the possible durations and even public (underground) parking options if available.