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De Panne, Green
Pearl
of the Belgian Coast, makes your dream holidays come to life:
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Four Natural Reserves,
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340 hectares of unspoiled dunes (1/3
of all Belgian dunes are in De Panne),
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The widest fine sandy beach of the Belgian Coast (450m),
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The Seabed descends gently without any sudden drop-offs, the surf is
friendly and the waves are low,
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22km of walking trails,
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Its pedestrian seafront promenade,
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A wide array of restaurants for your every culinary needs,
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The Dumont neighbourhood,
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The Leopold 1st Esplanade
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The possibility to practice many different sports,
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A rich backcountry with small wonders like Bruges et Veurne to name a
few.
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… and finally Plopsaland – the fantasy amusement park!
De
Panne ... is definitely worth a trip even during low season!
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Four
Natural Reserves
(1)
Westhoek, (2) Oosthoek, (3) Cabour-dunes, (4) Houtsaegerduinen.
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The
sports
‘L’Endurance ‘ is a unique beach race for mountain bikes with a mass
start of more than 1500 participants. This event was chosen among
marathons of the 5 continents and has been ranked third best mountain
bike event of the 20th century!! De Panne has many other sports to
offer among which: horseback riding, sailing, windsurfing, bowling,
biking, hiking and or walking, fishing, mini golf, tennis, volley-ball,
golf, land yachting and of course, swimming in the North Sea.
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Plopsaland.
Plopsaland
is a fun-filled amusement parc for the entire family.
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The
seaside promenade
The wide large promenade is the ideal place to stroll by the beach,
stop for a Belgian beer while the children play in the sand or to try
out one of the local specialties. It is simply a delightful place to
walk leisurely.
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The
Leopold 1st esplanade
The esplanade Leopold 1st commemorates the arrival of the future king
to Belgium. The imposing statue has just been completely renovated.
©2004-2009
De Panne Plage - Vacation Rentals
De Panne, Belgium
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The
Dumont Neighbourhood
The Dumont neighbourhood, famous for its architecture is definitely
worth a stroll. It is characterized by its “cottage” style
architecture. It takes one back to the end of the 19th, beginning of
the 20th century.
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