Bredene occupies a dune-fringed stretch of Belgium’s North Sea coastline in Flanders. Between Ostend and De Haan, the resort is shaped by broad sand, dune reserves and patches of coastal woodland. Its shore includes Belgium’s only official naturist beach, a designated section that reflects Bredene’s more informal seaside character. Turkeyenhof, an 18th-century farmstead, now houses a regional heritage centre focused on everyday local life. The Kusttram stops in Bredene on its route along the Belgian coast, linking the town with neighbouring resorts. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Bredene and the Flemish coast.
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