Ghyvelde: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Dune Fossile of Ghyvelde traces the shoreline as it existed 5,000 years ago. It features short-grass meadows, lichens, mosses, and several lakes.
Those who choose Ghyvelde as a destination because of the Dune Fossile and the Route de Cobergher may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Circuit de la dune fossile is a nature trail that can be visited year-round and leads through a nature reserve. It begins at Place du Berck in Ghyvelde and includes a landscaped path with expansive views of the fossil dune.
A discovery of the Dune Fossile begins at the Parking du Stade Deboes car park in Ghyvelde. It showcases unusual fauna and flora, and also explores the history of the 20th century.
Culture and History
The Stèle du Père Frédéric in Ghyvelde was built from the remaining bricks of the birthplace of Father Frédéric Janssoone. The Saint Vincent parish church was rebuilt on the dune ridge from 1872 onward. During the Second World War, it was 94 percent destroyed and subsequently restored.
Ghyvelde is a stop on the Route de Cobergher. It leads through the dunes and Les Moëres.
The Ringsloot is an elevated ditch that Wenceslas Cobergher had built in the 17th century to drain Les Moëres. The Musée des Pompes displays three pumps that were used to drain Les Moëres.
The Circuit du Ringsloot et des watergangs trail begins in Ghyvelde. It is 8 kilometres long, takes 2 hours and 40 minutes, and is accessible year-round.
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