Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to Baisy-Thy

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at Java Coffee House with a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find once you have collected your luggage from the baggage hall.

The Drive from Brussels Zaventem to Baisy-Thy

Baisy-Thy lies 39 km (25 miles) from Brussels Zaventem Airport, and the drive typically takes about 34 minutes. The route leads south from the airport area, past the Brussels ring road and on through Walloon Brabant. This is a less frequently booked route, but it is available on request just like any other, so you only need to provide your details in advance.

The ring road around Brussels is the main variable. Morning and late-afternoon rush hours can add noticeable time, as can bad weather or roadworks. If you have a fixed appointment, an onward connection or an event to attend, allow a comfortable buffer beyond the typical driving time.

Choosing the Right Vehicle

The vehicle should match your group size and the amount of luggage you carry:

• Private Taxi (1-3 passengers) suits solo travellers, couples and small families with standard luggage.
• Private Taxi (1-4 passengers) gives a little more room for a group of four.
• Private Minibus 8 Seats (1-8 passengers) works for larger families or friends travelling with several suitcases.
• Private Minibus 16 and 24 Seats cover mid-sized groups, such as wedding parties, business delegations or sports teams.
• Private Minibus 32, 40 and 48 Seats are intended for large parties, from conference groups to school trips and coach-style arrivals.

If you are unsure, choose the next size up when you carry bulky items such as sports equipment, prams or oversized bags.

About Baisy-Thy

Baisy-Thy is a small rural village in the municipality of Genappe, in the Walloon Brabant province of Belgium. The surrounding countryside is mostly farmland and quiet roads, a world away from the airport and the capital. The Quatre-Bras crossroads, associated with the battle fought in June 1815 shortly before Waterloo, is also in this area, which brings some visitors interested in Napoleonic history. A private transfer is a practical way to reach a village like this, where you are not tied to a station or a fixed timetable.