Access to this area is through locks from the North Sea or via the canal from Amsterdam into the Ijsselmeer.
There are many marinas and yacht havens in the Zeeland region, as well as unlimited anchorages.
Grevelingen Meer
Port Zeland is situated adjacent to Brouwerdam in the northern part of the Meer.
Scharendijke Haven is on its eastern shore, adjacent to the town of that name.
Port Den Osse is just east of Scharendijke.
Jachthaven Bruinisse is close to the lock at the southern end of the Meer.
Herkingen Marina is on the eastern side of the Meer by the town of that name.
Last updated April 2016.
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Free ENCs are made available by the Dutch government for the Zeeland waters. Find the links to them in the bottom of this page: https://vaarweginformatie.nl/frp/main/#/page/infra_enc
Due to the frequent (weekly!) updates, a direct link won’t work for long. Let me know if you have questions, as we are based in Wemeldinge (on the Oosterschelde).
Zeeland (also known as the Delta area) offers excellent sailing waters, not only for shallow draft boats. All waters are clearly buoyed, during the season (April – September) recreational buoys for yachts are deployed at the 1,5 meter (5 ft) depth line. There are numerous small harbours, free yellow moorings (during the season) and even more quiet and protected anchorages.