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The polders of Kruibeke are only a few kilometres away of Antwerp. It's the biggest flooding area of Belgium with an area of 600 hectares.
The polders van Kruibeke is a varied landscape of mud flats and salt marshes, alder brook forest and meadows.
Ducks an geese like Казарка білощока , Гуска сіра , Галагаз євразійський , Широконіска північна and Чирянка мала but also a lot of Рибалочка блакитний can be seen on the meadow and creeks all year around, roe deers are also often seen on the meadows.
in the winter there are less birds than in the rest of the year, but then you have a chance to see some more rare birds like Сірий (Великий) сорокопуд and Ремез звичайний . In spring there is already more to see. Пірникоза велика come back to breed, but also Чоботар синьоногий , Брижач , Косар білий and many other birds come back. Бугайчик and Квак звичайний are the rarer birds that breed in the polders of kruibeke.
During spring and autum migration you can see birds like the Скопа and Орлан-білохвіст.
There is a boat from Hoboken and Hemiksem that goes to Kruibeke for free, you can go by bike and on foot on the boat. You can also go with the car to the parking. The route you see on the map is about 16 km.
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