About Cadzand

Towards the south-western tip of the Netherlands and the Belgian border, the seaside village of Cadzand has a well-deserved reputation for its spectacular coastal landscapes. The village — and the wider Zeeland province — has a rich maritime history, and a wonderfully laid-back feel. Tranquil B&Bs and guesthouses stud the area, but our Gurus’ pick of the best places to stay in Cadzand is an indulgent hotel favourite with a Michelin-starred restaurant and superb spa.

Cadzand Beach is an enormous stretch of pristine golden sand, perfect for long sunlit walks, refreshing swims and water sports. Hone your wind surfing skills, glide across the water by sail boat, or take the whole family out kayaking. There’s also excellent fishing out at sea, and the fusion of Dutch and Belgian influences on fresh seafood dishes will fascinate culinary enthusiasts.

Head inland for rambling and cycling trails over sand dunes and fields, or for exceptional birdwatching in the Zwin Nature Park. The medieval city of Sluis is wonderful for a wander, whilst the Delta Works will delight fans of impressive engineering; the system prevents the Netherlands from sea flooding, and is well worth a tour. Return to the best place to stay in Cadzand for long soaks in the sauna, swims in the indoor pool and revitalising massages. What a way to round off the day!

The Best Places to Stay in Cadzand

For seaside style

  • Strandhotel Cazland is a sleek contemporary hotel with uninterrupted waterfront views. Cool, understated interiors are clad in white and cream, with full-length windows, big bathtubs and cosy beds. The Michelin-starred restaurant will delight keen foodies, and the soothing spa with indoor pool and steam room is ideal for rejuvenating getaways. 

For an apartment or holiday house

  • For a self-catering spot, we recommend visiting our online partner Booking.com.

Travel information

  • Fly to Rotterdam-The Hague Airport, 1.5 hours' drive from Cadzand, or to Antwerp International Airport, across the border in Belgium. Alternatively, most hotels will be happy to organise an airport pickup in advance.  
  • The Netherlands is great for exploring with the freedom of your own transport! If you would like to hire a car, we suggest that you contact our online partner Rentalcars.
  • Travel during the summer for temperatures ranging between 11 and 23ºC, although this is the busiest time of year. The spring (April - May) or autumn (September - October) are ideal for those seeking fewer crowds and great hotel offers.

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The best hotels in Cadzand

Strandhotel Cadzand

Cadzand

A sleek contemporary coastal hotel in Cadzand-Bad. The stylish interiors boast a neutral palette with floor-to-ceiling windows and natural textures. There's a spa, indoor pool, and beachfront views, plus a renowned restaurant for gourmet dining. The perfect seaside getaway in a fantastic location.

  • Total relaxation - Unwind with serene sea views, indulge in the luxury spa, and savour exquisite cuisine at the beachfront restaurants
  • Foodies - Feast on a world class meal at the Michelin-starred restaurant with breathtaking views of the North Sea
  • Back to Nature - Immerse yourself in the tranquil Zeelandic dunes and explore the nearby Het Zwin nature reserve
  • Great walks - Stroll along the pristine beach, collecting shells and soaking in the serene coastal ambience
from AU$291 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
De Blanke Top

Cadzand

A modern beachside hotel in Zeeland’s far south, with sweeping views over dunes and sea. The vibe is calm and grounded, with soft tones and natural textures throughout. Three distinct restaurants, a spa, and a kids’ zone round things out. Stylish but unfussy - great for slowing down.

  • Watersports - Experience the thrill of kite surfing along Cadzand-Bad's expansive beaches, perfect for both novices and seasoned surfers
  • Beach Life - Wake to sea air on your balcony, spend the day surfing or sunning, then toast the view from Le Salon’s dune-top terrace
  • Active Holiday - Rent a bike, hike the Zwin Reserve, then unwind with sea views and a massage before tomorrow’s kite surfing session
  • Sights nearby - Explore the medieval charm of Bruges, with its picturesque canals and historic Markt square, just a short drive away
from AU$435 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees