The Schellebelle ferry (Dutch: veer van Schellebelle) is a ferry across the river Scheldt in the town of Schellebelle in Belgium. Historically a cable ferry, it's been in use since the early 13th century and connected the town of Schellebelle with its meadows across the river. It now connects to a small hamlet in the nature reserve Kalkense Meersen in the Scheldt Valley National Park, popular with cyclists and hikers. The ferry is operated daily and free to use.
External link Official website (in Dutch)
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