The port of Scheveningen is always a hive of activity. With cutters setting out to catch the very best fish, visiting yachts mooring, or day trippers finding their way to one of the restaurants along the quays - the port of Scheveningen is home to a number of special restaurants and cafes, besides being a hub for the fish trade. The fine view of the yacht harbour, the hustle and bustle at the Visafslag, and the fresh sea breeze all contribute to making the port of Scheveningen a unique spot in the Netherlands for dining out.
Lively attraction
Besides the beach the harbour is one of the most visited attractions of Scheveningen. With more then 3.5 million visitors a year the Scheveningen port is a popular area amongst the locals and tourists. Until the 1960's the harbours main purpose was the fishery. Learning about the fisherman's life? Visit Muzee!
Restaurants
Reserve a good spot with a view of the harbour in one of the many charming restaurants. The menu proves that despite modernisation, the harbour still lives and breathes fresh fish. Simonis has well-known spots, where young and old can enjoy different types of fish. A little further you will find the more luxurious little brother, Catch by Simonis. In this elegantly decorated fish restaurant you eat the tastiest oysters and lobster with a beautiful view of the sailing boats and even the sea.
Accessibility
Scheveningen Harbour is easily accessible by public transport, car and bicycle. The quickest way to reach the harbour by car is via Koningskade, Prof. B.M. Teldersweg, President Kennedylaan, Houtrustweg and Westduinweg. Parking is best in the car parks at the harbour or in Q-park Strandweg. If you come by public transport, you can choose between various tram and bus lines towards Scheveningen from The Hague Central Station and Hollands Spoor. More info on the accessibility of Scheveningen Harbour
