Visserijfeesten Breskens
Since 1953, the small Zeeuws-Vlaamse fishing harbour transforms for a weekend into a festival of historic vessels, harbour rides, live music and free fresh fish from the old fish-market quay.
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"A beloved single-day village fair in the dune-village of Burgh-Haamstede drawing locals and summer visitors together for a day of stalls, live music and Zeeland community spirit."
Burghse Dag
"A three-day harbour festival in a tiny Zeeland fishing village celebrating the Oosterschelde mussel harvest with eel-smoking contests, boat trips and folk entertainment on the quayside."
Visserijdagen Bruinisse
"Every Wednesday evening through the summer, the local shanty choir Gin See to Heich performs maritime songs at the music pavilion Het Beukenootje in the heart of Schiermonnikoog village, a beloved island custom for generations."
Gin See to Heich, Shanty Choir Evenings
"Described as the largest illuminated corso in Europe, giant dahlia-covered floats process through this tiny Weerribben-Wieden village in an evening spectacle founded in 1968 and now UNESCO-recognised intangible heritage."
Corso Sint Jansklooster
"In the historic port of Appingedam, shanties, folk songs and sea music echo across the water and quays for four days in an annual festival that is an ode to the region's seafaring tradition."
Bie Daip
"Towering floats adorned with hundreds of thousands of dahlias parade three times through the streets of a picturesque former Zuiderzee town as part of a full corso week, listed on UNESCO's intangible heritage register."
Corso Vollenhove
"Handcrafted illuminated gondolas punt through the famous thatched-cottage canal village of Giethoorn in a tradition dating to 1930, now recognised as Dutch UNESCO intangible cultural heritage."
Gondelvaart Giethoorn
"A beloved dahlia corso in a small Drenthe village that punches far above its weight, listed on the Dutch National Intangible Heritage register alongside the country's most celebrated parades."
Bloemencorso Eelde