Vacation Rentals in Belgian Coast

Along the Belgian coast there are several seaside resorts, such as De Panne, Bredene and Zeebrugge, where many holiday apartments are offered to you. From an apartment on the beach you already get a breathtaking view over the wide sea during breakfast on the terrace. There is also a large selection of idyllically situated vacation rentals along the Belgian coast, offering you plenty of privacy in complete seclusion.

In the selected holiday accommodation you will find everything you need for a relaxing holiday. In the garden or on the terrace there is often a barbecue. In addition, you can often borrow bicycles from the landlord. If you want to explore the endless sandy beaches with your four-legged friend, there are some accommodations on the Belgian coast where you can take a dog with you. In most cases you can park your vehicle directly in front of the holiday home.

The Belgian coast is around 65 kilometres long and stretches from the coastal municipality of De Panne in the west via the seaside resorts of Nieuwpoort, Ostend, De Haan and Blankenberge to Knokke-Heist in the east. There are a total of 15 seaside resorts along the coast, each with its own unique character and irresistible atmosphere. From the capital of Brussels to the central town of Ostend, you need a little more than an hour's drive by car.

The fine sandy beaches along the Belgian coast are a true paradise for children. The beaches sloping flat into the sea are perfect for splashing around and building sand castles. These are mostly monitored by lifeguards. On the beach you can not only sunbathe and swim, but also surf, play ball games and horseback riding or go fishing by boat.

The bicycle is one of the most popular means of transport on the Belgian coast. You can't just borrow it from a lot of places. There are also countless cycle paths, more than 350 kilometres long, along the coast, which take you over dunes, beaches, through natural areas and to lively coastal towns. On the way you always have a view of the blue sea or the green polders in the hinterland.

Away from the beach you will find some nature reserves that offer you a varied area to explore flora and fauna. At Koksijde there is a 700 hectare dune landscape, which invites you to go for a walk. You can get wonderful views of nature from the De Spioenkop viewing pavilion in Wenduine. You can also go on endless tours in the Polderland nature reserve near Middelkerke-Westende.

Those who like shopping or strolling will feel at home in Knokke-Heist. The shops of the "shopping city" are often open on Sundays. In addition to exclusive to luxurious fashion, you will also find art galleries and star restaurants. The city with its exclusive ambience is also popular with party fans.

In Oostduinkerke this old tradition is still cultivated: Riders lead their Belgian cold-blooded horses to the chest in the North Sea, where delicious crabs are caught in the attached nets. Afterwards the delicacies are often cooked and sold directly. The custom is especially celebrated at the end of June at the crab festival in a beautiful event.

A few kilometres inland, the enchanting city of Bruges awaits your visit. Bruges is a large city whose medieval centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city offers numerous sights, such as the "Holy Blood Basilica" or the brewery "De Halve Maan" and plenty of culture.

The regional specialities that can be found along the Belgian coast come mainly from the sea. Everywhere delicious fish rolls, fried fish or freshly caught shrimps, which are processed to shrimp croquettes, are offered. A must for all connoisseurs!

Every June the big kite festival takes place along the coast, where hundreds of colourful kites fly over the sea for a whole weekend. In August, on the other hand, the North Sea Festival, always held in Zeebrugge, offers not only numerous culinary delights from the sea, but also countless live performances, pop-up bars, street animations and processions.

How much do you pay, on average, for vacation rentals in Belgian Coast?

Belgian Coast is the destination in Belgium that offers the lowest prices, with an annual average of only $197 per night in the previous year.

During which months are vacation rentals cheaper in Belgian Coast?

According to our most recent data, the months that hurt your pocket the least in Belgian Coast are June, March and September, with average prices of $188, $190, and $190, respectively.

When are vacation rentals more expensive in Belgian Coast?

It can be concluded, by analyzing the data from the previous year, that costs per night for accommodation here are usually higher, on average, during the months of July ($212), August ($210), and January ($203).

Is Belgian Coast a good location for a last-minute getaway?

It's worthwhile to be proactive in Belgian Coast as only 33% of the accommodations are free throughout the year, following the data observed in the previous year.

What time of the year can I find more available vacation rentals?

Last year, the months with the most vacation rentals available of the year in Belgian Coast were January, November and February, with average availabilities of 50%, 47%, and 46%, respectively.

When are fewer rentals available in Belgian Coast?

According to data from last year, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in Belgian Coast are, in order, August (with 8% of available rentals), July (9%), and May (27%). During these three months, the availability is only 14%. It is therefore preferable to reserve far in advance.

How many vacation rentals does Holidu have in Belgian Coast?

Our inventory features approximately 3,400 properties from 28 partners, giving you plenty of choices when searching for your next dream vacation rental!