Charleroi Airport Brussels South (CRL) to Sprimont

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at the Starbucks in Brussels South Charleroi Airport, holding a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find once you have collected your luggage, so you can go straight there without searching the terminal.

The Drive from Charleroi to Sprimont

The route covers 110 km (69 miles) and typically takes 1 h 11 m. It leads east from Charleroi through Wallonia and ends in the hilly countryside south of Liège. The last stretch is on smaller regional roads, where speeds drop and the journey feels slower than on the motorway.

Allow extra time if you travel during the weekday morning or evening rush, when traffic around Liège and on the main motorways can build up. Bad winter weather can also add minutes in the hillier areas near Sprimont. If you have a fixed appointment or a tight connection, plan a little buffer.

Choosing the Right Vehicle

The vehicle depends on how many people are travelling and how much luggage they bring:

• Private Taxi for 1-3 or 1-4 passengers, a good fit for solo travellers, couples and small families.
• Private Minibus 8 Seats for 1-8 passengers, useful when you have extra suitcases or sports gear.
• Private Minibus 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56 or 64 Seats for groups, tours, wedding parties and company events.

Sprimont is a less frequently booked destination, but the transfer is available on request like any other. We can organise it for groups of any size without difficulty.

About Sprimont

Sprimont is a municipality in the province of Liège, in French-speaking Wallonia. It lies in the green, rolling landscape between the Ourthe and Amblève valleys, on the edge of the Ardennes. The area is known for its local stone, quarried here for centuries, and it appeals to people who like walking, cycling and quiet villages. Because it is a rural destination, a private transfer often saves time compared with travelling there by public transport from the airport.

Give your driver the exact address when you book, since some village streets are narrow and a precise drop-off point makes the final stretch quicker.