Vlissingen is a surf spot located along the south coast of Walcheren in the Netherlands. It's known for its beach breaks, providing a mix of waves for surfers. The spot isn't the most consistent, only breaking a few times a year, and is best during high tide. While it may not be the top destination in the region, it offers some opportunities when the conditions are right.

The surf here works best with big NW or N swells, typically around 1 ft. (0.3 m) and can produce long righthanders that are ideal for longboarders. You’ll often find that the waves shape up nicely beside the jetty, but there are several other banks to explore as well. With favorable conditions, the waves can be decent for beginners, especially when the wind is coming from the northeast. The main wave types here are beach breaks, allowing you to ride both left and right.

Since the waves at Vlissingen depend heavily on the right swells and tide heights, it’s crucial to keep an eye on the forecast. You can expect better surf days to happen mainly around mid to high tide. If you’re in the area, it’s worth checking conditions before heading out.