Description
Broek De Naeyer is a nature reserve of 66 ha surrounded by water. The Rupel flows to the north and the old channel arm of the Antwerp-Brussels sea channel runs to the west. Many birds, such as Great Cormorant, Spoonbill and Common Kingfisher find a breeding ground here or visit the area. You can admire them up close in two bird watching hides.
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Access
Best to explore on foot. Parking less than 1 km away. Click on the P on the map to go there directly. The area is freely accessible every day from sunrise to sunset. You can make a circular walk of 4 km (shown on the map) that passes the two bird hides.
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