De Prunje (Prunjepolder) - Nature

The Prunje, also known as Prunjepolder, forms the most well-known sub-area within Plan Tureluur.

Bird paradise: the most famous spot for birdwatchers with huge numbers of waders and migratory birds, especially in spring and autumn.
Prunjehil: multiple viewpoints located in the heart of the area, offering excellent photo opportunities.
Education: information panels and excursions organised by nature organisations also make the area interesting for families and schools.
Seasons: in summer, a breeding ground for avocets and terns; in winter, a resting place for thousands of geese and ducks.

Practical information

Parking: From the car park at Flaauwershaven, you have an excellent starting point to discover this bird-rich nature reserve.
Routes: Explore the area via the various cycling and walking paths. Along the way, you will find information panels and picnic spots along the dikes – be sure to bring binoculars.
Tip: During the spring and autumn migration, Plan Tureluur is at its most spectacular. At these times, you can sometimes see thousands of birds feeding and flying overhead simultaneously.

Furthermore De Prunje (Prunjepolder) is near the following sights: Prunjehil (±400 m), Plan Tureluur (±1,5 km), Observation tower De Zuidkaap (±1,5 km), Viewing tower Schelphoek (±1,9 km) & Creek Area De Schelphoek (±1,9 km).

Hoosjesweg, Serooskerke (Schouwen)