OOSTERSCHELDE

The Oosterschelde, or Oosterschelde, is an arm of the sea which, since the creation of the Oosterscheldekering dam, can be cut off from the sea. A national park since May 2002, the Oosterschelde has a rich and varied marine life, and its reputation as an ideal site for scuba diving and recreational waters is well deserved. It is the largest national park in the country. You can even see porpoises and take boat trips and walking tours. It is really an area to discover and that will amaze you.