Nudist beach Schelphoekgat Serooskerke
Photos from before the dike reinforcement.

Free parking in a small parking lot at the start of the dike.



Pass the gate and follow the dike for about 800 meters. The last part is a tolerable area.



Follow the dike.



The nudist beach.



The nudist beach, at low tide, at the end of the dike.



The beautiful nature reserve with drying mudflats and salt marshes on the other side of the dike.



The flow hole that was created during the 1953 flood disaster was never closed. In the background you can see the drainage opening of the former Serooskerke polder pumping station, now an ideal swimming spot.



The remains of the former Serooskerke polder pumping station on the side of the nature reserve.



In the drainage opening, a shell/pebble beach has formed over the years. Here, even at low tide, the bathing water is easily accessible. Because of the clear water and the rich marine life, you can also snorkel beautifully here.



The flow hole.



The 5022 meter long Zeeland Bridge in the distance.



The Plompe Toren near the beach. The tower is open daily.