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The NAVIGO Fisheries Museum is all about the fishermen from our region and their rich, fascinating past. Miraculous catches during the Second World War, 12-year-old boys risking their lives as Icelandic sailors, the sometimes hard and lonely life of fisherwomen, but also about beachcombing and the challenges of fishing today. There is, obviously, also sperm whale Valentijn, NAVIGO's new eye-catcher.
You like to follow a guided visit but you are not in a group? You can join a guided tour in Dutch or French on Sunday. Discover the dates here.
Season's greetings!
The museum is open during the Christmas holidays :
- Saturday and Sunday December 21, 22, 28, 29 and January 4 and 5.
- Friday December 27 and January 3.
The museum is closed during the month of January. On Saturday February 1st, the museum doors will open again!
Every first Saturday of the month, you can visit the museum for free.
Book your ticket in advance to avoid queuing.
Shrimp fishing on horseback is a form of traditional craftsmanship closely connected with nature.
Shrimp fishing on horseback is a form of traditional craftsmanship closely connected with nature.
During the season tourists from at home and abroad are treated to demonstrations ranging from the fishing itself to shrimp cooking.
De Peerdevisscher is the NAVIGO - National Fisheries Museum in-house tavern. The cafe remains open during the works.
