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'Veerse Meer is in the Zeeland region of the Netherlands. It is an inlet that has now been closed off to the sea by a dyke. It is probably about 25km long and no more than 1 km at its maximum width which is towards the coast.

The area is ideal place for a cycling holiday because it is so flat, has an excellent network of cycle lanes and pathways. The area around is dotted with a number of very quaint villages and there are numerous caravan and camping parks.

The are numerous harbours filled with boats making this a very popular boating area.

At the Western end of the lake where it is separated from the sea, there is a nice beach on the seaward side which looks okay for swimming.

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[edit] History

The Veerse Meer was originally an inlet and it was closed off to the sea by a dyke. It is still a salt water lagoon.

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[edit] Get in

If you are without a car take the train to Middelburg and cycle from there.

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[edit] Get around

• By bike
• By car

[edit][add listing] See

• Visit the picturesque village of Veere

[edit][add listing] Do

• Sailing and boating
• Wind surfing
• Cycling

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There are lots of camping grounds located around the lake.

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