The best motorhome routes in Belgium

Flanders is a top tourist region in Europe. Nowhere will you find so much culture, history, nature and entertainment on a 670 km motorhome route. This motorhome route offers a choice of 90 sights along the way and provides plenty of tips for travel pleasure along the way. The route starts in Antwerp and drives through an ever-changing landscape via the Kempen, Limburg, Flemish Brabant, the Flemish Ardennes, the Flemish Coast and the art cities of Bruges and Ghent back to Antwerp. Whether you like historic cities, forests and nature parks, picturesque villages, seaside towns and beach fun or world-renowned museums, Flanders has something for everyone.

The Ardennes is a wooded low mountain range and offers unprecedented natural beauty, countless attractions for young and old and beautiful walking and cycling routes. This road trip is suitable for those who want to combine a few days of nature with history and gastronomy. For lovers of war history: the Battle of the Bulge (1944) took place in the region between Malmedy and Bastogne and is kept alive here by numerous war memorials and museums. Add to this the rich gastronomic culture and you have the recipe for a successful motorhome holiday. The route starts and ends in beautiful Spa.

Besides being the greenest province in Flanders, Limburg is the ideal destination to discover by motorhome. Together with Tourism Limburg, we have mapped out a tour of 220 km that starts in the Voerstreek and takes you through the beautiful fruit region Haspengouw and to Beringen and Genk. The Hoge Kempen National Park and the picturesque Maasland villages are also on the agenda. Forests, heath and pond landscapes and even a small sahara are part of the very diversified landscape on this road trip.

Flanders Fields (Westhoek) is located by the North Sea, right by the French border and is ideal for a multi-day motorhome trip. The region is inextricably linked to the history of the First World War. The many museums, monuments and public cemeteries keep the memory of the fallen alive. In addition, the Westhoek is known for its rolling landscape with its many panoramic views, numerous charming Westhoek villages, the beer and wine experience and a wide range of art, culture and entertainment. The route starts in Ypres, leads along the Hoppe region and the French border to the coast and ends in Ypres via Diksmuide and the Yser.