For visiting boats
WV Arne’s Oostwatering marina lies near Veere on the non-tidal Veerse Meer and, with 320 boxes, is the larger of the club’s two harbours. The site is spacious, with four slipways and about 200 dry places ashore, plus a campsite. Visitors pay per metre per day, with a discount for members. Note works and a lowered water level on the Veerse Meer in autumn 2026 and closures of the Zandkreek lock.
- Berths
- 320
- Position
- 51°33.54′ N 3°38.82′ E (51.55902, 3.64699)
- Office
- Jan–Feb: Tue, Thu, Sat; Mar Wed–Sat; Apr Tue–Sat 08:30–17:00; May–Jun and Sep daily 08:30–17:00; Jul–Aug 08:30–18:00
checked 18 Oct 2026 - Phone
- +31 118 638 861
Prices
| Visitor (non-member), per metre per day members 25% off | €2.95 per m / day |
|---|---|
| Visitor, per metre per week | €17.70 / week |
| Visitor, per metre per month | €70.80 / month |
| Multihull, per metre per day | €4.10 per m / day |
Price list → · checked 18 Oct 2026 – prices may change
Services and facilities
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Sea rescue: JRCC Den Helder +31 88 958 4040. Or call 112. On the radio: MAYDAY on VHF channel 16.