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Tours & stays in Belgium — easy booking online or at the office
You can book Belgium online or directly at Admiral.Travel offices, with full support for flights, accommodation, and a tailored plan. Many itineraries are perfect for 5–7 nights (a city break plus the coast or the Ardennes), but we can adjust the length to your pace. Flights are available year-round (often with convenient connections), and we’ll choose the best option for your schedule. Spring through early autumn is great for walks and seaside resorts, while winter works well for museums and seasonal markets. Share your dates and preferences, and we’ll match you with the right route and hotel category.
A tour in Belgium is first of all an opportunity to travel to places where you can spend a calm and serene holiday, far from the noise of big cities. We recommend the resorts located near the North Sea and in the Ardennes Mountains. Be sure to visit Oostende, the largest resort on the coast. If we talk about the top 10 tours and excursions in Belgium, we definitely include in the ranking a visit to the place called Knokke, where the Celebrities’ Ball and the Cartoon Festival take place. We also suggest you go to the Het Zwin nature reserve and, of course, the city of Brussels.
Visa information (Belgium)
Belgium is part of the Schengen Area; entry rules depend on your citizenship and passport, so please check the current requirements before you travel.
Why Admiral.Travel
With 15 years of experience and trusted partnerships, we recommend routes and hotels chosen for comfort, location, and reliable reviews — no unpleasant surprises.
We focus on quality control and clear details: flights and connections, accommodation terms, logistics, and check-in/check-out specifics — so your trip feels safe and easy.
Tell us what you want to see in Belgium (Brussels, the coast, the Ardennes) and we’ll prepare a fitting offer: Admiral.Travel.
FAQ — Belgium
When is the best time to visit Belgium?
Generally, April to October is nicer for walks; winter is great for museums and seasonal markets.
Do I need a visa for Belgium?
Belgium is in Schengen, so requirements depend on citizenship and passport type; check the current rules before traveling.
What currency is used and how do I pay?
Belgium uses the euro; cards are widely accepted, and it’s handy to have some cash for small purchases.
Are there local taxes or a city tax?
Some cities/accommodations may charge a local tax; it’s usually paid at reception and varies by location and category.
What type of power plug is used in Belgium?
You’ll commonly find type E plugs; if your device uses a different standard, bring a universal adapter.
How do I get mobile data and internet?
EU roaming may apply to many European plans; otherwise, you can buy a local SIM or an eSIM data package.
How do I travel between cities?
Trains and public transport are very convenient; for the Ardennes, renting a car can be more practical.
What about luggage rules and online check-in?
Rules depend on the airline and fare; check baggage size/weight limits and online check-in deadlines in advance.
Is Belgium suitable for traveling with kids?
Yes: interactive museums, parks, and compact cities make it easy, plus plenty of family-friendly accommodation.
Do I need travel insurance?
It’s strongly recommended: it helps with unexpected situations (doctor, emergencies, baggage) and adds peace of mind.
What if it rains during the trip?
Plan indoor options: museums, galleries, chocolate shops, and cozy cafés — especially in the bigger cities.
Which excursions are most popular?
Common picks include Brussels, historic towns, the coast (Oostende, Knokke), and day trips into the Ardennes.
