Charleroi Airport Brussels South (CRL) to Corbais

The Drive from Charleroi Airport to Corbais

The transfer covers 36 km (22 miles) and usually takes about 32 minutes. That makes it a short, uncomplicated ride after landing, with no changes and no need to carry luggage through stations. Corbais is booked less often than other destinations from CRL, but the transfer is available on request just like any other route.

Allow some extra time if you travel during the morning or evening rush hour, or in poor weather, as traffic in Walloon Brabant can slow the journey. If you have a fixed appointment in Corbais, build a small buffer into your plans for baggage collection and the drive itself.

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at Starbucks inside the 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 searching around the terminal.

Choosing the Right Vehicle

The fleet is organised by passenger count, so you can pick what suits your party:

• Private Taxi for 1-3 or 1-4 passengers, a good fit for solo travellers, couples, families and small business trips.
• Private Minibus with 8 or 16 seats for friend groups, extended families or teams with extra luggage.
• Private Minibus with 24 to 64 seats for coach-sized parties such as wedding guests, school trips, sports clubs and corporate events.

When booking, give the number of passengers and the amount of luggage so the right vehicle is ready for you on arrival.

About Corbais

Corbais is a small village in the province of Walloon Brabant, in the French-speaking region of Wallonia. It belongs to the municipality of Mont-Saint-Guibert and has a quiet, rural feel, with countryside around it and larger towns such as Ottignies and Louvain-la-Neuve nearby. Because it is a small place, it helps to have the exact street address or a pin location ready for your driver, especially for drop-offs at private homes, farms or event venues.

Arriving by private transfer means you are taken to your front door rather than to a distant station, which is convenient in a village with limited local services.