Belgians love their coast and head there at every opportunity. With its 67km of sand and 11 coastal resorts, it’s a coastline of contrasts with something for everyone. Add to that the wide sandy beaches, a natural playground for children of all ages, and the promenades, crammed with restaurants and shops, and you can be sure there is always something to do at the Belgian coast.

Linking the coastal resorts is the Coastal Tram, the longest tram route in the world and featured recently in BBC series “Coast”. Missed the episode? You can rewatch it here.

The Belgian coast is really a coast of all seasons. There’s lots happening in each of the coastal towns with their own unique resort highlights, from shopping and culture to culinary delight, but also discovering nature, the maritime world and the British side to Belgium. And if you want to get away from the crowds, you can always go ahead and explore the inland.

Can you feel the holiday fever yet? Find the ideal holiday home at the Flanders coast here.