Nature Island Neeltje Jans

Nature island Neeltje Jans lies in the middle of the Oosterschelde estuary, between Schouwen-Duiveland and Noord-Beveland.

Origin: A remarkable island where engineering and nature come together, created in the 1970s and 1980s as a work island during the construction of the storm surge barrier.
Nature and beach: Quiet beaches and dunes where you can walk, sunbathe and watch birds – away from the crowds.
Deltapark Neeltje Jans: Theme park where you can learn all about water, engineering, the North Sea Flood and the power of the sea; including aquariums and seal shows.
- Storm Surge Barrier: The icon of the Delta Works; impressive to view up close, with a visitor centre and guided tours.
- Water sports and excursions: Departure point for boat trips on the Oosterschelde, with chances to spot seals and porpoises.
- Education and experience: Interactive exhibitions, films and models provide insight into the battle against the water.

Practical information

Parking: Near the Topshuis there is a large car park on Dijkgraaf A.M. Gelukweg.
Routes: From here, several beautiful routes start through the island’s dunes. On the information board to the right of the Topshuis, you will find an overview of the different options.

Furthermore Nature Island Neeltje Jans is near the following sights: Eastern Scheldt storm surge barrier (±1,3 km) & Deltapark Neeltje Jans (±1,3 km).

Dijkgraaf A.M. Gelukweg, Vrouwenpolder