Summer 2026
The first weeks of July are behind us, and we’ve kicked off our summer season in style. The temperatures are soaring—and our calendar? It’ll set your heart on fire!
Looking for a little refreshment? You’ll find it right here by the sea: in the most beautiful corner of the country.
Discover all the experiences that await you:
Dive into our musical summer
Come dance and party with us at various musical events this summer. From beachy beats at Westerpunt, Motown vibes, and country classics to rousing Latin music and golden oldies. Completely free, totally De Panne.
You’ll find all the practical information on this site
La Panne : le paradis des randonneurs
Two years ago, we were named “Hiking Community of the Year.”
Our selection of hiking trails has continued to grow ever since.
We recently updated no fewer than 32 hiking trails on our website. Short, long, through sand, nature, or past historic sites: there’s something for everyone. Each one comes with a map or GPX file to help you stay on the right path.
What the Sea Preserves - Johan Tahon Exhibition
June 28 through September 27
Cultuurhuis De Scharbiellie - Kasteelstraat, De Panne
In November 1943, fishing vessel N141 “De Zee” disappeared in the North Sea after striking a German sea mine. The crew was never found. The great-grandfather of artist Johan Tahon also remains forever beneath the surface of the water, in the slow breath of the sea.
Discover everything about this ode to the silence beneath the waves and to what remains, even when it seems to have vanished.
Summer Evening Markets
July 28 – August 4, 11, 18, and 25
Each day from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
The night market takes place on the Zeedijk and Leopold I Esplanade in De Panne.
Dive into stories
Almost every day, you can join one of the guides who will show you around De Panne.
You’ll hear stories from the past and present—about World War I, nature, the history of water, and much more.
Participation is free, but registration is required.
Find out here which stories will be told.
Night is falling, and the salty sea air tastes surprisingly sweet.
We’re looking forward to tomorrow—are you?