Stavenisse Badstrand is a beach located on the island of Tholen within Zeeland's Oosterschelde National Park, the largest national park in the Netherlands. The beach serves as an access point to the Eastern Scheldt, a large tidal estuary. The surrounding national park is known for its significant birdlife, with nearby points of interest including the Rammegors nature area and the De Steltkluut bird hide. The water body is part of the Oosterschelde, a major tidal basin, which influences the paddling conditions. The beach is accessible via several bicycle and hiking trails, including the Oosterscheldepad, indicating it is reachable by non-motorized transport. Historical monthly ocean temperature averages are available for the area, suggesting water temperatures follow typical seasonal patterns for the North Sea region, with colder conditions in winter and milder temperatures in summer. The beach's location within a national park implies a focus on natural preservation, and its proximity to the Eastern Scheldt offers paddlers expansive views of this engineered tidal landscape. The area is characterized by its coastal, estuarine environment.