Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to Wannegem-Lede

Meeting Point at Brussels Zaventem Airport

Your driver waits at Java Coffee House with a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find once you have collected your luggage, so you can meet up without searching the terminal.

The Drive from BRU to Wannegem-Lede

The route covers 87 km (54 miles) and typically takes about 59 minutes by road. Because this is a less frequently booked route, it is arranged on request, just like any other transfer we offer. The first part of the journey leaves the airport area and passes the Brussels region, where traffic can build up during the morning and late-afternoon rush hours. If you are travelling at those times, or in poor weather, it is sensible to allow some extra time, especially when you have a fixed appointment or a connection at the other end. Outside peak periods the drive is usually smooth, and the final stretch brings you from the motorway onto quieter roads in East Flanders.

Which Vehicle Suits Your Group

Smaller parties are well served by a private taxi, available in versions for up to 3 or up to 4 passengers. Keep in mind that luggage takes space, so a group of four with large suitcases may be more comfortable with extra room.

• Families and mid-sized groups: a private minibus with 8 seats.
• Wedding parties, teams and larger gatherings: minibuses with 16, 24 or 32 seats.
• Big events and tour groups: minibuses with 40 or 48 seats.

Choose the vehicle by the number of people and the amount of baggage, and you will have a comfortable ride without sharing the space with strangers.

About Wannegem-Lede

Wannegem-Lede is a small village in the municipality of Kruisem in East Flanders. It is a quiet, rural place with the typical Flemish mix of farmland, small lanes and local homes, so it is useful to have the exact address ready before your transfer. Giving your driver the full street name and house number helps the final part of the trip go smoothly, particularly on narrow village roads where a general location can be hard to pinpoint.