Nollestrand is a popular public beach located in Vlissingen on the Walcheren peninsula in the province of Zeeland, Netherlands. It fronts the North Sea and is characterized by a mix of rocky shoreline and scattered sandy strands, offering a more natural and tranquil atmosphere compared to other commercialized beaches in the country. The beach stretches along the Western Scheldt estuary and is part of the longest sea boulevard in the Netherlands, providing expansive views of the North Sea and passing maritime traffic. It is a key recreational area, attracting visitors for its scenic beauty, fresh sea air, and coastal access.