Zeeland Coastal Atlantic Wall Hike
The province of Zeeland, stretching along the North Sea coast and encompassing Zeeuws Vlaanderen, the islands of Walcheren, Noord-Beveland and Zuid-Beveland,was a key strategic region during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II for the development of the Atlantic Wall. Stretching over 5,000 kilometers, the Atlantic Wall was built by Nazi Germany along the western coast of Europe. Its purpose was to prevent an Allied invasion of occupied territory.

Allied landings at Westkapelle
historical

Liberation Museum Zeeland
museum

Battery von Kleist
historical

A concrete wall tail in the dune
historical

Middelburg - Estate Toorenvliedt

Landfront Vlissingen

Stützpunkt Scharnhorst

Landing zone - hospital bunker Vlissingen

Fight for the Atlantikwall
contemporary

​​Widerstandsnest Eschwege Ritthem​

Bunkers on Schouwen-Duiveland
audiospot

Oostkapelle - Stützpunkt Hamster

Inundation of Walcheren
contemporary

Capitulation of Walcheren

Bunkermuseum Zoutelande

Dishoek Bunker Complex

Battle for Dishoek

Polderhuis Museum
contemporary

Stützpunkt Nettelbeck 1

Fort Frederik Hendrik

Bridge to the final opposition in Knokke

Bunker forest North battery

Vlissingsche watergang bunkers

Bunker village

Flushing Station; terminus of the city's liberation

Fort Rammekens

Stützpunkt Cadzand-Badhuis

Route - 27 oktober 2025
Length: 5.8 km
Route from None

Veerhavenweg, 4382 NN Vlissingen, Nederland - Vrouwenpolder
Length: 9.76 km
Route from None

HT-ZLD-7 (Walking Knots)
Length: 0.16 km
Route from Province of Zeeland

HT-ZLD-7 (Walking Knots)
Route from Province of Zeeland

HT-ZLD-6 (Walking Knots)
Route from Province of Zeeland

Westerschelde Ferry
Route from Westerschelde Ferry

Kamperland - Scharendijke
Route from None

Kamperland - Scharendijke

Veerhavenweg, 4382 NN Vlissingen, Nederland - Vrouwenpolder

Vlissingen - Vrouwenpolder