Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to Dieupart

The Drive from Brussels Airport to Dieupart

The route covers 117 km (73 miles) and normally takes around 1 h 14 m. You leave the flat Flemish and Brabant landscape behind and head south-east towards the hillier terrain of the province of Liège. Dieupart is not a common booking, but the transfer is available on request just like any other route we serve.

The stated driving time is a typical figure. Allow extra time if you travel during the weekday morning or late-afternoon rush around Brussels, or in poor winter weather. This matters most if you have a connecting appointment or a fixed check-in time at the other end.

Meeting Point at Brussels Zaventem Airport

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

Choosing the Right Vehicle

The vehicle should match your group size and the amount of luggage you bring. For a long ride of over an hour, a little extra space makes the journey more comfortable.

• Private Taxi (1-3 passengers): suits solo travellers, couples and small families with standard luggage.
• Private Taxi (1-4 passengers): a good fit for four people travelling together.
• Private Minibus 8 Seats and 16 Seats: for larger families, friends travelling together or small business groups with extra bags.
• Private Minibus 24, 32, 40 and 48 Seats: for tour groups, wedding parties, sports teams and company events, with the whole group travelling in one vehicle.

About Dieupart

Dieupart is a small place in the Walloon part of Belgium, in the Amblève valley area near Aywaille in the province of Liège. The region is green and hilly, with river valleys and forest on the edge of the Ardennes. Because it is a small village, it helps to have the exact address or a nearby landmark ready, so the driver can take you to the right door without detours.

If you are travelling with a group or heavy luggage, let us know the details of your final stop in advance. Narrow village roads can limit where larger vehicles can pull up, and a clear drop-off point keeps the end of the trip simple.