Summary:

Klaverhoek 6 is a holiday home for 6 people in Kortgene. The house has three bedrooms, including one downstairs, and two bathrooms. The kitchen includes a dining table and a small electric grill. Upstairs there’s a double bed of 90 x 200 cm and in the walk-through room a 1.40 x 2 m bed; downstairs you’ll also find a 1.40 x 2 m bed. Outside you have a garden with paving and lawn and a stone barbecue. Store bikes in the lockable shed, which also holds sun loungers, cushions, barbecue supplies and a drying rack. For kids there’s a high chair, a cot with mattress and a stair gate.



The Space:

Inside, Klaverhoek 6 feels like a calm place to settle in with your family or friends, with a logical two-floor layout that feels right as soon as you walk in.



The kitchen flows into the dining table, so cooking and eating come together naturally. It’s set up for daily use, with space to cook and chat while the table is being laid. The dining table sits at the heart and invites long evenings; for the little one there’s a high chair, so everyone can join easily.



There are three bedrooms. Downstairs you’ll find a bedroom with a 1.40 x 2 m bed. Upstairs there’s a bedroom with a double bed of 90 x 2 m. There’s also a walk-through room upstairs with a 1.40 x 2 m bed. For your baby there’s a cot with mattress, handy when you’re travelling with the whole family.



The house has 2 bathrooms.



Outside you have a garden with both paving and grass, with an outdoor set where you can sit and read in peace. Handy detail for arrival and departure: you’ll find the keys next to the bedroom downstairs.



Guest Access:

You can park on site; two cars fit one behind the other. If it’s full, there’s a large free car park close by. Store bikes in the lockable shed. You may bring a pet. For arrival and access information, check your Boarding Pass.



The Neighborhood:

You’re staying in Kortgene on Noord-Beveland, on the Veerse Meer. The village lives with the water; from the marinas, like Delta Marina, you watch sailors and sloops come and go. It’s a practical base if you like being on or around the water.



On the Veerse Meer you can sail, SUP or hire a boat to hop between the sheltered islands. Cycle over dykes and polder roads towards Colijnsplaat and Kamperland, or lace up your walking shoes in nature reserve De Schotsman. With kids, a day at Deltapark Neeltje Jans is fun and educational, and for history and shops you’re in the right place in Veere and Middelburg.



Distances are easy: Colijnsplaat about 7 km, Kamperland about 10 km, Goes about 15 km, Veere about 20 km and Middelburg about 22 km. This way you combine watersports, nature and town without long drives.



Other Things to Note:

For a day on the water, Kortgene is spot on: hire a sloop or SUP at De Paardekreek and explore the Veerse Meer. Moor at the island Haringvreter for a picnic on the jetty.



Craving Zeeland flavours? Book a table at Restaurant De Korenbeurs in Kortgene. In mussel season, go for a steaming pot of mussels and ask for a wine from Wijngaard De Kleine Schorre.



Bring your dog to nature area De Goudplaat between Kortgene and Geersdijk. Walk along the water with views of the islands; then drive on to the Banjaardstrand near Kamperland for a beach walk.



Interaction with Guests:

Got questions before or during your stay? Our Guest Service Team is available 7 days a week. You’ll find the contact details in your Boarding Pass.