Are there in De Panne also beach wheelchairs available to borrow or for rent? And if so, where?
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More information: https://depanne.com/pdf/2012_folder_belgie_zon_zee_zorgeloos.pdf
More information: https://depanne.com/pdf/2012_folder_belgie_zon_zee_zorgeloos.pdf
Access to and use of the beaches of De Panne is (of course) free.
Bredene is the first and only Belgian coastal town with a nude beach.
More information: https://bredene.org/en/beaches.php#nudist
Below is the location marked:
There are free showers at various beaches in De Panne.
Inter alia:
- https://depanne.com/en/beach/1136/bortierplein.html
- https://depanne.com/en/beach/1134/centrum-de-panne.html
These beach showers are placed annually in early May and again removed from the beach at the end of September.
All information about horse riding on the beach or in the environment (including local riding schools) can be found on the riding page: https://depanne.com/en/horseback-riding.php
You can rent chairs, windbreakers and umbrellas at various beach pavilions in De Panne.
Is kitesurfing allowed everywhere for the beaches of De Panne or are there special beach areas?
Most shops, beach clubs, bars, terraces and restaurants remain open during the weekends in the low season. Many are also open throughout the week.
Each year the low season in De Panne begins after the autumn holidays till the beginning of the spring holidays. Several shops, beach clubs and restaurants use this period to rebuild, renew or for vacation. As a result, during this low season period, not all stores are opened every day.
Furthermore there is no general period when all the restaurants, bars and shops are closed. All entrepreneurs determine the temporary closure individually. Therefore is there are, also in the low season, enough shops and restaurants opened for you to enjoy.
All information about horse riding on the beach or in the environment (including local riding schools) can be found on the riding page: https://depanne.com/en/horseback-riding.php
Further, we also recommend reading the information board, with the local beach rules, which is often placed near every beach (entrance).
More information: https://depanne.com/pdf/2013_de-panne_honden.pdf
Leashed dogs are allowed all year: