Intercity boat trip Brussels - Antwerp
04 May 2019 - 08 Oct 2019
Unique experience by boat between Brussels and Antwerp !
We sail through the Green Belt of the capital, on the Sea canal and the river Scheldt, with passage of the locks of Zemst et Wintam.
Departure by boat + back by train
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Brussels by Water - 2 bis Quai des Péniches 1000
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Unique experience by boat between Brussels and Antwerp !
We sail through the Green Belt of the capital, on the Sea canal and the river Scheldt, with passage of the locks of Zemst et Wintam.
Departure by boat + back by train
10:00: sail with the Waterbus to the boat Verdi.
10:30: embarkationon the large boat Verdi.
Start of the day trip in Brussels - Heembeekkaai (near tram/bus stop Van Praet).
Boat trip trough the Green Belt and the Scheldt area to Antwerp.
With passage through the locks of Zemst and Wintam.
16:00: arrival boat in Antwerp - Steenplein.
After the disembarkation: guided walk along an historic route to Antwerp-Central Station and departure by train to Brussels with our tour guide or on your own initiative.
We sail through the Green Belt of the capital, on the Sea canal and the river Scheldt, with passage of the locks of Zemst et Wintam.
Departure by boat + back by train
10:00: sail with the Waterbus to the boat Verdi.
10:30: embarkationon the large boat Verdi.
Start of the day trip in Brussels - Heembeekkaai (near tram/bus stop Van Praet).
Boat trip trough the Green Belt and the Scheldt area to Antwerp.
With passage through the locks of Zemst and Wintam.
16:00: arrival boat in Antwerp - Steenplein.
After the disembarkation: guided walk along an historic route to Antwerp-Central Station and departure by train to Brussels with our tour guide or on your own initiative.
Brussels by Water
2 bis Quai des Péniches 1000
Brussels by Water organizes guided boat tours and shows the capital of Europe from another point of view: Brussels as a ‘city near the water’. From the deck of a boat you can discover the capital and its developments in a completely different way. You will explore a canal scenery with numerous new architectural projects and green sites besides historical buildings and monuments. The canal has become one of these ‘new places to be’ in the capital. Groups can combine a boat tour and a guided walk on the shore. Languages: English, French, Dutch.
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