Camino de Santiago

Brussels - Ghent - The Netherlands

12 days – €2850/Person

Cycling Route Through Belgium and the Netherlands

Discover the magic of Belgium and the Netherlands on two wheels with MTB Spain. This journey will take you through some of the most iconic cities of both countries, combining culture, nature and gastronomy. From the charming canals of Ghent to vibrant Amsterdam, you’ll enjoy an unforgettable cycling experience.


The Best of the Route

  • Scenic Routes: Ride through historic cities, impressive coastlines and paths surrounded by windmills.
  • Constant Support: Support vehicle always available to resolve any issue or facilitate access to points of interest.
  • Culture and Gastronomy: Taste the finest Belgian chocolate, waffles and beers, as well as traditional Dutch cheeses.

Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival in Brussels

Airport reception and transfer to the hotel in central Brussels.
Free time to explore the Grand Place, the Atomium and the famous Manneken Pis.
Dinner at a traditional restaurant in the Sainte-Catherine area.
🛏️ Accommodation: central hotel in Brussels


Stage 2 – Brussels → Ghent (55 km)

We leave Brussels on well-signposted routes, crossing green landscapes and small Flemish villages.
On arrival in Ghent, we discover its impressive historic centre with the Castle of the Counts of Flanders, Saint Bavo’s Cathedral and its lively canals.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in the historic centre of Ghent
🚴 Stage: 55 km – easy / medium level


Stage 3 – Ghent → Bruges (50 km)

A stage between two of Flanders’ most beautiful gems.
We ride along quiet country lanes among fields, canals and windmills until reaching Bruges, a genuine fairy-tale city declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In the afternoon, a walk through its canals, the Market Square (Markt) and the Belfry Tower, with an optional tasting of Belgian chocolate or craft beer.
🛏️ Accommodation: charming hotel in the historic centre of Bruges
🚴 Stage: 50 km – easy level


Stage 4 – Bruges → Sluis → Middelburg (70 km)

From Bruges we cross the border into the Netherlands, passing through Sluis, a charming fortified town.
We continue towards Middelburg, the capital of Zeeland, famous for its impressive Gothic town hall and its peaceful canal-side atmosphere.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in Middelburg
🚴 Stage: 70 km – medium level


Stage 5 – Middelburg → Kijkduin (85 km)

A ride through the Zeeland Delta, a system of dikes and locks that protects the Netherlands from the sea.
We finish in Kijkduin, a beautiful coastal area near The Hague.
🛏️ Accommodation: seafront hotel in Kijkduin
🚴 Stage: 85 km – medium / challenging level


Stage 6 – Kijkduin → Haarlem → Alkmaar (70 km)

We continue north along spectacular cycling routes by the North Sea.
A brief stop in Haarlem, known for its windmills and cathedral, before continuing to Alkmaar, the “cheese city”, where its famous traditional market is still held.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in Alkmaar
🚴 Stage: 70 km – medium level


Stage 7 – Alkmaar → Amsterdam (50 km)

Route towards the Dutch capital, through dunes, lakes and pristine bike lanes.
Arrival in Amsterdam, free time to explore its canals, Dam Square, the Van Gogh Museum and the Jordaan district.
🛏️ Accommodation: central hotel in Amsterdam
🚴 Stage: 50 km – easy level


Stage 8 – Amsterdam → Utrecht (50 km)

We leave Amsterdam along river routes lined with windmills and fields.
Arrival in Utrecht, one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, with a medieval historic centre and the iconic Dom Tower.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in Utrecht
🚴 Stage: 50 km – easy / medium level


Stage 9 – Utrecht → Kinderdijk → Breda (70 km)

A ride south with a stop in Kinderdijk, home to the iconic windmills declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Arrival in Breda, a city historically linked to the House of Orange-Nassau.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in Breda
🚴 Stage: 70 km – medium level


Stage 10 – Breda → Antwerp (70 km)

Return to Belgium. Arrival in Antwerp, the city of Rubens, with a visit to its Gothic cathedral, the Grote Markt and the historic port.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in Antwerp
🚴 Stage: 70 km – medium level


Stage 11 – Antwerp → Brussels (50 km)

Final route towards Brussels, where our cycling journey comes to an end.
In the evening, farewell dinner with Belgian craft beer.
🛏️ Accommodation: hotel in Brussels
🚴 Stage: 50 km – easy level


Day 12 – Brussels

Breakfast and end of our services.


Details and Logistics

  • Total distance: Approximately 565 km.
  • Difficulty: Moderate, ideal for bike touring.
  • Terrain type: Mostly flat, with some windy areas on the coast.
  • Infrastructure: Excellent network of bike lanes and safe routes.

Included Services

  • Accommodation in 3-star or rural hotels.
  • Daily breakfast and refreshments.
  • Support vehicle and mechanical assistance.
  • Luggage transport from hotel to hotel.
  • Expert guide in cycle touring routes.
  • Conventional or e-bike rental.
  • MTB SPAIN Welcome Kit: T-shirt and gifts.

Worry-Free Experience

We take care of all the logistics so you can just focus on enjoying yourself. Our support vehicle will always be available for assistance, luggage transport and optional sightseeing visits.


Payment and Cancellation Policy

To confirm the trip booking, payment will be made in three instalments:

  • 25% at the time of booking.
  • 50% due 2 months before the trip.
  • Final 25% due during the last month before departure.

Cancellation Policy

  • Up to 60 days before the trip: full refund of amounts paid.
  • Between 59 and 31 days before: 50% refund.
  • With less than 30 days before the trip: no refunds will be issued.

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