Zeebrugge is a village on the coast of Belgium and a subdivision of Bruges, for which it is the modern port. Zeebrugge serves as both the international port of ( and a seafront resort with hotels, cafés, a marina and a beach.

Zeebrugge, joined to its historical mother city Bruges by the Baudouin Canal, is a seaport and seaside resort with potential. An international port, a family beach resort and the ‘capital of fish’ – that is Zeebrugge in a nutshell.

Bruges Seaside has an endlessly wide beach, a promenade on a human scale and a train that stops just next to the beach. It can officially claim to be the widest beach of the coast and the only seaside resort where you can park your car free of charge. People come here to enjoy the beach, which is pure and clean and which offers enough space for everybody.

The old fishing port still breathes the popular and mysterious atmosphere. Here quality restaurants, fishermen’s pubs and trendy brasseries stand side by side to offer gastronomic experiences that suit every taste and every budget.

Moreover, Zeebrugge boasts some nice tourist attractions, e.g. Seafront Maritime Theme Parc, cruises around the port on board the Zephira passenger boat or walks through the nature reserve De Fonteintjes to name just some.

The Basilica of The Holy Blood, Bruges: Crusades and Relics The earliest fortifications of Bruges date back to the 1st century AD and it is now famous for its traditional lace works and many historic structures that date to the Middle Ages. The city center is a UNESCO World Heritage site.