Live Webcams in Koksijde

Koksijde, on the Belgian coast in West Flanders, is a resort of wide sand and high dunes a few kilometres from the French border, and the live webcams in Koksijde show the North Sea at its most Belgian: the beach and the zeedijk promenade, the coastal tram passing behind, and the great flat of sand the tide uncovers twice a day. The town keeps Central European Time, UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer; low tide is when the walkers, the sand yachts and the horses come out, and summer evenings stay light until after 20:00 UTC. The Hoge Blekker, at 33 metres the highest dune in Belgium, stands behind the town, and Oostduinkerke next door still sends its shrimp fishermen out on horseback, a tradition UNESCO lists. Visitors from France type Coxyde. June to September for the beach, autumn and winter for storms and empty sand.