Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to Bruly-de-Pesche

The drive from Brussels Airport to Bruly-de-Pesche

The route covers 124 km (78 miles) and typically takes 1 h 34 m. You leave the Zaventem area via the Brussels ring road and head south through Wallonia, and the last stretch runs on smaller regional roads into the countryside. The journey is a long one by Belgian standards, so a door-to-door transfer saves you from planning connections on your own.

Allow some extra time if your transfer falls in the morning or late-afternoon rush hour, when the Brussels ring is often congested. Bad weather in winter can also slow the final rural kilometres. This route is booked less often than the main city transfers, but it is available on request in the same way as any other.

Which vehicle suits your group

For solo travellers, couples and small families, a private taxi is the simplest choice. It is available for 1-3 or 1-4 passengers, so pick the larger one if you are travelling with four people or a lot of luggage.

Larger groups can book a private minibus. The 8-seat minibus suits extended families or colleagues, while the 16-seat and 24-seat versions work well for wedding parties, reunions or team trips. For bigger parties there are also 32, 40 and 48-seat minibuses, so everyone can arrive together in one vehicle.

About Bruly-de-Pesche

Bruly-de-Pesche is a small village in the municipality of Couvin, in the province of Namur in southern Wallonia. It lies close to the French border in a green, rural area of woodland and farmland. It is a quiet place rather than a busy tourist centre, so it is worth confirming the exact address with your driver before the journey. The surrounding region is popular with walkers and visitors who want a peaceful break away from the cities.

Meeting Point

Your driver will be waiting at Java Coffee House with a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find once you have collected your luggage and come through to the arrivals area.