Natural monument and diving hotspot
Oosterschelde National Park
National Park Oosterschelde is a conservation area and scuba diving hotspot. The Oosterschelde is by far the wettest national park of the Netherlands. It is a world of changing tides, the wind and especially water, a lot of water. Because of the tidal movement, the landscape is constantly changing. At low tide, you see the sandbars and mudflats; at high tide, the wind and the water interact. Underwater a stunning world of colour awaits you. The people from Zeeland have been living with the sea for centuries. You can still see traces behind the dykes of creek areas and areas where people used to dig up clay.
