Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to Heyd

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at Java Coffee House inside Brussels Zaventem Airport, holding a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find once you have collected your luggage, so you can meet your driver without a long search.

The Drive to Heyd

The transfer covers 524 km (326 miles) and typically takes about 5 h 30 m. This is a less frequently booked route, but it is available on request like any other. On a journey of this length, allow some extra time for heavy traffic around Brussels at rush hour, for roadworks, and for bad weather, which can slow things down in the Ardennes region. A private transfer lets you take a break along the way if you need one, and you do not have to plan connections or carry bags between stations.

Choosing the Right Vehicle

Smaller groups are best served by a private taxi, with options for 1-3 or 1-4 passengers. Pick the larger one if you are travelling with several suitcases. Families, friends and business parties can choose a private minibus with 8 or 16 seats. For bigger groups there are minibuses with 24, 32, 40 or 48 seats, so everyone travels together in a single vehicle. After a flight and a drive of over five hours, having enough space makes a real difference.

Heyd and Where to Stay Nearby

Heyd is a small village in the municipality of Durbuy, in the Belgian province of Luxembourg. The area is known for its wooded hills and river valleys, and it suits walking, cycling and quiet getaways rather than city sightseeing. Because Heyd itself is tiny, many visitors base themselves in nearby Durbuy, which is a short drive away and has long-established places to stay:

• Hostellerie Le Sanglier des Ardennes, a well-known hotel and restaurant in the centre of Durbuy
• Le Clos des Récollets, a hotel in Durbuy's old town

If you have already booked a different property in or around Heyd, simply give the driver the exact address when you book so the route is clear from the start.