Wenduine

Wenduine is a coastal village and a sub-municipality of the Belgian municipality of De Haan, located in the West Flanders province. It lies on the North Sea coast, between the popular seaside resorts of De Haan and Blankenberge. Historically, Wenduine developed as a fishing village, but like many coastal settlements in the region, it transitioned to tourism over the centuries.

The village retains some of its traditional charm with a small fishing harbor and a promenade. The beach is a significant attraction, offering recreational opportunities and a space for relaxation. Wenduine is known for its relatively quieter atmosphere compared to some of its more bustling neighbors, attracting visitors seeking a more tranquil seaside experience. The architecture in Wenduine includes a mix of older coastal homes and more modern holiday accommodations.

The landscape surrounding Wenduine is characteristic of the Belgian coast, with sandy beaches and dunes. The area is also accessible by public transport, including a tram line that connects the coastal towns. Wenduine remains a popular destination for summer holidays and day trips for both Belgians and international visitors. Its proximity to larger cities like Bruges and Ostend also makes it a convenient base for exploring the wider region.