Buiten de Veste 36 is an apartment for 6 people in Veere. It is located about 700 meters from the town center; the beaches of Walcheren are approximately 5 km away. There are 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Outside, there is a balcony with seating. The space Inside, Buiten de Veste 36 feels light and spacious, with a peaceful atmosphere that’s perfect for travelling together whilst still allowing everyone their own space. The kitchen is equipped with, amongst other things, a five-burner hob, oven, microwave, coffee machine with coffee, kettle, toaster, blender, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, cookware, baking paper, plates, cutlery and wine glasses; you can easily pull up a chair at the dining table for breakfast or a leisurely meal. In the sitting area there is a decorative indoor fireplace that cannot be used. On the ground floor there are two bedrooms: a double room with a double bed made up of two separate mattresses, and a room with a bunk bed. Upstairs is a spacious double bedroom with the same type of bed and an extra single bed; this room also has a washbasin. On the landing there is a cot, without an extra-thick mattress. There is cupboard space for your belongings. For children, there are children’s books and toys, children’s crockery and board games, and a high chair is provided. The bathroom has a bath with a shower. The toilet is separate. You have a washing machine and tumble dryer at your disposal, plus an iron. Bed linen is provided, as are extra pillows and blankets. Outside, there is a south-facing balcony with seating, a spot for a cup of coffee in the sun or a book in the afternoon. Pets are allowed; dogs must be kept on a lead within the complex. Guest access You can park for free at the accommodation or on the street in Veere. On arrival, take the first left for the car park. There’s no bike storage. Pets are allowed. For directions, parking tips and the arrival procedure, check your Boarding Pass. Other things to note Start your day with a loop over Veere’s city walls and then step into Museum Veere (the Town Hall and De Schotse Huizen) for a compact slice of local history that kids can follow too. For lunch or dinner, De Campveerse Toren on the Kaai is a good bet; in spring ask for Oosterschelde lobster and pick a table with a view of the Veerse Meer. In summer, take the Veere–Kamperland ferry with your bike and ride to nature reserve De Schotsman for a short trip past little beaches on the Veerse Meer.