Don’t leave Wallonia without visiting one of its gems: Dinant! Just a few kilometres from your Sandaya campsite, discover the colourful décor of this historical town on the banks of the Meuse. Read on and find out all you need to know!
Totally charming and not too large, the town of Dinant makes a wonderful spot to visit, whether on foot, by bike or when cruising on the Meuse. Nestling between water and rock, Dinant offers a host of exceptional views over its surroundings. At the top of the list? The panorama from its famous citadel overlooking the town: an essential stop during your stay in Wallonia!
And for your accommodation, you can rely on the top-of-the-range options at your Sandaya campsite near Dinant to offer the comfort, space and conviviality you’re looking for. Snug in its unspoilt green setting, it really is a whole new world! Find your ideal accommodation amongst our choice of fully-equipped mobile homes, lush green pitches and quirky lodge tents. After a dip in the heated swimming pool, it’s time to try one of the many activities: tennis, archery, a football tournament or hiking. It’s up to you to set the tempo when camping with Sandaya!
On your programme for the day: exploring Dinant for and with the kids! An absolute must-visit, discover the surprising Maison de la Pataphonie where music rules supreme. In fact it resonates in all the everyday objects! From the patatropical jungle to the aquacrazy river, prepare to experience a totally astonishing journey with the family.
After a delicious break in a nearby café, cross the Meuse to the superb Dinant cave, justly named “La Merveilleuse”. Venture far into its depths and discover all the marvels of its breathtaking concretions. But don’t forget to wear something warm, the temperature is a cool 13°C!
Between its superb monuments, multicoloured houses, water-based activities and year-round festivities, Dinant is a paradise for anyone who loves a languid stroll.
Whilst those who prefer something a little more energetic can climb the 408 steps up to the Citadel, you can also reach it by cable-car. At the top, several rooms and exhibitions explaining the history of Dinant are open to the public but the view alone is more than worth the trip! Down by the river once again, treat yourself to a romantic trip on the Meuse: there are plenty of tourist boats waiting to take you on a journey to discover Dinant from every angle.
Below the Dinant Citadel, the majestic Notre-Dame collegiate church is free to visit: so don’t miss out!
Did you know? Dinant was the birthplace of Adolphe Sax: have fun counting the number of multicoloured saxophones that decorate the town!
Sample the town’s speciality: the Dinant “couque”, made with honey these unique biscuits come in every shape and size!
For a truly delicious discovery, visit the fascinating Maredsous Abbey where the monks make their own beer and cheese!
