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Belgium by Bike
Belgium brings together easy cycling, canals and historic cities in a compact itinerary. With Grand Angle, ride through the Flemish countryside and take time to explore Bruges and Ghent. Our cycling holidays combine routes chosen for their scenery with the practical details already arranged, so you can enjoy each day on the bike.
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Why cycle in Belgium?
Belgium is an inviting destination for a first cycling holiday. The largely flat routes in Flanders connect quiet countryside with cities known for their canals, medieval buildings and lively squares. Bruges and Ghent are rewarding stops, with time to explore on foot after the day's ride.
Belgium also fits naturally into a longer journey through the Low Countries. A route between Amsterdam and Bruges brings together Dutch waterways and Flemish cities. Explore our cycling tours in the Netherlands if you would like to extend your trip.
Belgium by bike and boat
On a bike and boat holiday, your boat travels with you while you cycle each day. You unpack once and return to your floating accommodation in the evening. It is a comfortable way to combine time outdoors with visits to historic towns.
Our Amsterdam to Bruges bike and boat tour follows this approach, linking the Netherlands and Belgium in one journey. Check the trip page for the current route, departures and practical details.
When to go
Spring through early autumn is the main season for cycling in Belgium. Spring brings longer days and fresh landscapes; summer gives you more time to linger in the cities. Early autumn can be especially pleasant for riders who prefer cooler conditions. Weather can change quickly near the North Sea, so pack a waterproof layer whatever your departure date.
For more routes along Europe's waterways, browse our cycling holidays in Europe and Loire Valley cycling tours.
