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Sights in Yerseke

From the oyster pits and the harbor to the vast nature of the Oosterschelde.

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The oyster pits

Oysters are stored, watered and sorted in the tidal basins. The Yerseke logo.

The working fishing port and marina form the bustling center of the village.

Discover the history of the village and its shellfish culture, from shellfish mining to oyster farming.

Yerseke is the center of the Dutch mussel trade, with a living auction tradition.

The largest national park in the Netherlands: tidal water full of birds, seals and seagrass.

Walk along the sea wall or through the Yerseke Moer, a Natura 2000 area with creeks and meadow birds.

Listed 16th-century monument, the only part of Yerseke that stayed dry during the 1530 Saint Felix flood.

Information centre that teaches visitors more about oysters and mussels.

A tribute to the profession of mussel fisherman, symbol of the industry that made Yerseke world-famous.

From harbourside hotels to holiday apartments: check current availability and prices for your stay in Yerseke.

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