Werkhaven Bommenede is a small harbor north of Zonnemaire on the Grevelingenmeer, serving as a shore-access point for diving and boating.

It is one of the few dive sites in Zeeland where divers do not need to climb over a dike to reach the water, making it accessible to all experience levels, including snorkelers and families with children.

The site sits near the submerged remains of the village of Bommenede, flooded in 1682, though diving directly on those ruins is prohibited as they lie within the fairway.

The surrounding shallows offer oyster beds, sponges, and marine life including lobsters and pipefish. A large parking area serves the access point.

Divers should avoid the harbor mouth and fairway, use a dive flag and buoy, and be alert to boat traffic during the boating season.