Ouddorp Essentials

Ouddorp and the neighboring town of Goedereede showcase a blend of maritime history and rural Dutch architecture. This selection features the active Westhoofd lighthouse and the RTM museum railway on the Brouwersdam. The historic village centers are defined by the 14th-century Dorpskerk, traditional 17th-century dune farms like Het Blaeuwe Huus, and iconic stone windmills such as De Zwaan and De Windvang, reflecting the region's agricultural and seafaring heritage.

Vuurtoren Westhoofd

Active lighthouse with a square brick tower, built in 1947 to guide ships navigating near the Brouwersdam and the North Sea.

RTM Ouddorp

Museum railway on the Brouwersdam operating historic steam and diesel trams. It preserves vintage rolling stock from the Rotterdamsche Tramweg Maatschappij.

Dorpskerk, Ouddorp

The Dorpskerk also known as the Maartenskerk in Ouddorp was completed in 1348 and is situated in the town's centre.

Duinboerderij "Het Blaeuwe Huus"

A 17th-century dune farm and national monument known for its blue shutters, representing the traditional agricultural architecture of the region.

Toren van Goedereede

The Toren van Goedereede is a gray square brick tower in Goedereede, Netherlands, 39.5 metres high, belonging to the Catharina church.

De Zwaan

A brick flour mill with a gallery built in 1846, standing as a prominent landmark on Ouddorp's Dorpsweg.

Windvang

A round stone windmill in Goedereede dating back to 1791, historically used for grinding grain.

Catharinakerk

A reformed parish church in Goedereede with Gothic architectural elements, situated adjacent to the town's historic 15th-century tower.

Ouddorp, Port Zélande

Public transport stop serving the Port Zélande marina and holiday park on the Brouwersdam.