The Belgian coast stretches for 65 kilometers along the North Sea, forming the country’s westernmost coastal area. It runs from Knokke-Heist near the Dutch border to De Panne close to France. Despite its relatively short length, the coastline is densely built-up and heavily geared toward tourism. Thirteen seaside resorts make up the “Kust”, as it is called in Dutch. The entire region lies within the province of West Flanders. One distinctive feature is the Kusttram, a coastal tram line that spans over 67 kilometers and… read more