Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to Kruisstraat

The Drive from Brussels Airport to Kruisstraat

The transfer covers 168 km (105 miles) and typically takes 1 h 55 m by road. That makes it a longer journey than most airport runs in Belgium, so it helps to plan it as a proper leg of your trip rather than a quick hop. Traffic around Brussels is heaviest during the morning and late-afternoon rush hours, and roadworks or bad weather can add to the journey. If you have a fixed appointment or a connection at the other end, build in some extra time.

This route is booked less often than the airport's busiest transfers, but it is available on request like any other. A private transfer means a single, direct ride with no changes and no need to carry luggage through stations.

Which Vehicle Suits Your Group

For couples, solo travellers and small families, a private taxi is the practical choice. It is offered in two versions: one for up to 3 passengers and one for up to 4. If you travel with several suitcases, the smaller capacity gives you more room for luggage.

Larger parties are covered by the minibus range. The 8-seat minibus suits extended families or small teams, while the 16-seat and 24-seat vehicles work well for clubs, tour groups and wedding parties. For bigger groups, minibuses with 32, 40 and 48 seats are available, so even a full coach-sized party can arrive together in one vehicle. On a journey of nearly two hours, extra legroom and luggage space make a real difference, so it is worth choosing the vehicle by comfort rather than by the minimum number of seats.

About Kruisstraat as a Destination

Kruisstraat is a small locality rather than a major town, and it is not a large tourist hub. Expect a quiet, local setting, and keep in mind that the name can sound similar to other street and place names. When booking, enter your exact destination address so the driver can go straight to the right spot without detours. If you are visiting friends, family or a private venue, it is useful to have a contact number at hand for the final approach.

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at Java Coffee House in Brussels Zaventem Airport, holding a personalised name sign. The location is easy to find once you have collected your luggage.