There is always something to experience and discover in Yerseke and the surrounding area. Take a tour of the historic oyster pits.
Or stroll around in the cozy shops of the picturesque fishing village, discover the Oosterschelde Museum, go on a cruise to the seals,
or relax on the sunny Damse beach. Yerseke in Zeeland is the mussel heart of the Netherlands. The Dutch Mussel Auction is located in Yerseke,
where mussel farmers offer their mussels for sale. Yerseke has a lot of information about the history of mussel and oyster farming.

The tourist point of Yerseke

Visit the info point in the village at the 'Tourist Shop' at Kerkplein 12, because this is the right place for all your tourist information and reservations. In addition, the Tourist Shop coordinates guided tours, group packages and tailor-made activities. You can also buy typical Zeeland souvenirs in the shop, such as painted 'Oyster shells' or a concrete 'Zeeland Button' at reduced rates.

Culinary Yerseke You can make numerous culinary discoveries here. When you say Yerseke, you are also talking about mussels, oysters, lobsters
and many delicious fish species that are brought ashore every day. In a village where the sea is so close and the harbor is right outside the door,
eating fish is an experience in itself. Whether you opt for an Oosterschelde lobster, a cozy mussel meal or a portion of kibbeling at the harbour,
every cook will turn it into something delicious. Make no mistake, the land and orchards also produce a lot of goodies. And whoever says Zeeland
knows that a Zeeland bolus is also part of the culinary heritage!

Looking for the best restaurants in Yerseke? You'll find them here.

Port of Yerseke Many restaurants in Yerseke are located on and near the Havendijk, right opposite the oyster and lobster park.
The activity in the ports, the wet warehouses on the Oosterschelde; everything expresses the strong connection with the sea and the fishing port.
The mussel culture already started here in the 15th century! Here you are more than welcome as a visitor to be informed and of course to taste.

There is plenty to do in Yerseke. Viewherethe best places to stayto get the most out of Yerseke.

Yerseke Moer Yerseke also has a completely different side. You will discover them during a tour of the Yerseke Moer. There you go back in time.
This nature reserve was created under the influence of the sea and man. In the 15th century,
the peat was buried there because of the salt that was hidden in it. This is called muttering. Salt was worth a lot of money in those days.
Zeeland even became Europe's salt supplier! Where the peat had been removed, the excavated covering layer was sloppily thrown back.
This gave the Yerseke Moer the hollow-spherical character. This is a fantastic area to discover, especially at sunrise. It is very rich in birdlife,
with the redshank, avocet, little plover and black-tailed godwit that breed there.