Airport taxi in Belgian Luxembourg and the Ardennes

From the south of the province, Brussels Airport (Zaventem) is reached via the E411, across the plateau past Libramont and Namur to the Brussels Ring. It is the longest ride, but also the one with the widest choice of destinations.

For low-cost flights, Brussels South Charleroi Airport is the logical choice: the E411 or the N4 to Namur, then the E42 towards Gosselies. From the north of the region, around Bastogne, Marche-en-Famenne or Durbuy, Liège Airport at Bierset is often the closest, and the E25 or the N63 through the Condroz gets you there fastest. Eindhoven, Schiphol, Düsseldorf and Cologne Bonn are available too; the price table shows the fixed fare for each airport.

On a ride like this it pays to allow plenty of time. You choose the pickup time, and your driver takes into account the distance, the rush hour around Namur or Brussels and the weather. In winter it can snow or freeze on the Ardennes plateau, for instance around the Baraque de Fraiture on the E25, while in Brussels it is merely raining. In that case, choose a slightly earlier pickup.

Because the owner drives every ride himself, it is wise to send your request in good time, especially during the holidays. It is reviewed personally and confirmed by email; if it is not confirmed in time, it expires automatically. Your ride is only final once it has been confirmed.

The region is large and each part has its own logic. In the south, around Virton and the Gaume, and in Arlon right by the border with the Grand Duchy, you head north on the E411. On the central plateau around Libramont, Neufchâteau and Saint-Hubert, the E411 and the N4 are close at hand. In the north, in the Famenne around Marche and in the Ourthe valley at La Roche, you tend to look towards Liège.

Coming on holiday to Bouillon, Durbuy or La Roche-en-Ardenne? Book a ride from the airport to where you are staying. Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall, with free waiting time included, and you pay in cash on the day.