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This unique experience combines the rich flavors of Belgian beer with the art of Belgian waffle-making in a hands-on, interactive session. Participants not only enjoy a curated beer tasting, selecting a brew to infuse into their waffle batter but also engage in a personalized waffle baking class. The perfect Belgian combination of Waffles & Beer, coupled with expert guidance, offers a distinctive culinary adventure. The finale, a self-indulgent feast of freshly baked Brussels waffles paired with chosen toppings and beer, ensures a memorable and delicious experience. Participants leave not only with a satisfied palate but also with the knowledge to recreate this extraordinary pairing at home, making it a one-of-a-kind gastronomic journey.

Rather than exploring Ghent based on impersonal recommendations, discover the essence of the Belgian city your way on a private walking tour. You’ll cover highlights and hidden gems, from landmarks like the Belfry and Gravensteen to quiet courtyards off the beaten path—all at your own pace with a local host. Flexible durations and hotel pickup from central locations add convenience to your experience.

What makes our workshop stand out is the perfect combination of creating and indulging. Not only will you learn to craft traditional Belgian chocolates, but you’ll also enjoy Belgian beer during the session, elevating the tasting experience. We focus on both the fun and educational sides of chocolate making, with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that encourages creativity and enjoyment. This unique blend of flavors and culture makes our workshop a must-do for chocolate lovers and travelers looking for a deeper taste of Belgium.

We sail for 45 minutes from Blankenberge to De Haan/Wenduine. Then we turn around and sail along the coast to the Blankenberge Pier. Then we return to the port of Blankenberge. During this beautiful boat trip you can enjoy a beautiful view of the spectacular dunes and the skyline of this piece of Belgian coast.

Ghent is the perfect city to explore on foot and with this private tour, you can get your bearings, learn about the city’s history, and tick off some of its most important sights. Save hours doing your own trip research and enjoy a private discovery tour that reveals ancient myths and legends, medieval architecture, famous artwork, and cultural attractions. Highlights showcased on the tour include St Nicholas Church, the City Hall, Gravensteen Castle, and St Jakob’s Church.

Few countries have such storied brewing traditions as Belgium—and during this half-day, small-group tour of Ghent, you can look forward to fully immersing yourself in the city's centuries of beer history. With a beer-loving guide in the lead, you'll discover some of Ghent's most notable breweries and other beer-related landmarks. As you go, pause to enjoy a generous number of tastings to accompany your explorations.

Get the lowdown on Ghent’s thriving craft beer scene on this private tour of the city. Led by a local who produced one of Belgium’s first craft beers, the tour gives you all you need to know about the world of hops, malts, triples, and trappists. Sample well-known brews and exclusive editions, and hear tips for places to drink during your time in Ghent.

Ghent is known for its medieval streets and striking architecture, but behind the grand buildings lies some intriguing, dark history. This private tour introduces you to Ghent in the Middle Ages, when dodgy deals were done, executions were planned, and Viking raids were feared. You’ll hear the stories as you walk, discovering sites like the Bridge of Imperial Delights and Gravensteen with your own guide.

Learn all about Belgian beer, enjoy a wide range of tastes and samples, and explore atmospheric Ghent as you go on this immersive tasting tour. Pick from afternoon and evening start times, meet your guide in central Ghent, and come thirsty: you’ll taste five different Belgian beers at a range of popular bars and pubs around the city. As you explore, you’ll also learn more about local brewing history and traditions.

Ghent’s history and beer culture are both ingrained in the city—if you’re short on time here, this time-saving, two-in-one tour covers them both. Join a guide to view landmarks including the canals and Gravensteen Castle; then, pair your sightseeing with beer stops at local bars. Savor brews, sample chocolate tastings, and enjoy a genever tasting—all in just half a day.

Ghent seen differently! Cycling through Ghent. It is the best way to discover the lively city. A nice extra for your day in Ghent or to make a weekend away even more fun. Our bike tours take you to surprising places and parks in the city. You will experience a very nice mix of history, culture, flashy street art and impressive architecture.

From the port of Blankenberge we leave with the Water-Taxi for a trip of 30 km in the open sea to the Thorntonbank. We sail past the wind farms. These windmills provide green energy for many families in Flanders. From the water you have a unique view of these wind farms. The interactive explanation about the wind farms at sea starts 30 minutes before the departure time. This takes place in Brasserie Steiger 18, Havenplein 3, 8370 Blankenberge.

A captivating introduction to Ghent’s medieval heart – with a twist! Perfect for families, friends, or solo travellers eager to get to know the city. What can you expect? Immerse yourself in Ghent’s rich history, be swept away by thrilling city legends, and discover countless fascinating tidbits. Guided by a true Ghent local, you’ll stroll past iconic landmarks such as the imposing Castle of the Counts, the majestic Belfry, and the "world-famous" Graffiti Street. But that’s not all – you’ll also uncover hidden treasures that most visitors never find. To top it off, you’ll savor a delicious Ghent specialty along the way! A perfect mix of history, humor, and delightful surprises – this tour has everything you’re looking for!

This tour is unique in how it seamlessly blends Ghent's rich history, stunning architecture, and medieval charm into a compact experience. Starting at the picturesque waterfronts of Graslei or Korenlei, visitors are immediately immersed in Ghent’s historic ambiance. The journey through the historic city center offers a glimpse into the city’s medieval past and its significance as a prominent trading hub. The panoramic views from St. Michael's Bridge, capturing iconic landmarks like St. Nicholas' Church and the Belfry, add a breathtaking visual element. The tour culminates with a visit to the imposing Gravensteen Castle, where stories of its role as a medieval stronghold bring history to life. This carefully curated itinerary provides a rich, immersive experience of Ghent in just two hours, highlighting the city’s blend of history, culture, and architectural beauty

Once a prosperous trade centre of the medieval county of Flanders, Ghent boasts not only mesmerizing architecture like almost any other Belgian city but also a fascinating cultural cocktail that permeates into its spectacular landmarks and picturesque cityscapes, including the enchanting-looking Castle of the Counts hiding the ominous past of torturing medieval prisons, the nostalgic ambiance lingers in the medieval cobbled paths of the working-class Patershol Quarter, the UNESCO-recognized belfry attached to the Cloth Hall which was once full of activity in the 15th-century height of Flemish cloth trade, as well as the atmospheric Saint Michael's Bridge boasting picturesque views across the Wheat Quay and Grass Quay.

Step into the charm of Ghent on a unique walking and optional boat tour! Wander the cobblestone streets, admire Gothic masterpieces like St. Nicholas’ Church and the world-famous Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, and explore iconic landmarks like the Belfry, Korenmarkt, and Castle of the Counts of Flanders. Glide along scenic canals for a fresh perspective, and for visitors 18+, toast your adventure with a local beer tasting. Perfect for history buffs, art lovers, and curious travelers seeking a story-filled journey. Don’t just visit Ghent experience it! Reserve your spot today and make memories that last a lifetime.

Coming to Blankenberge for the most beautiful coast in Belgium and its emblematic Belgium’s Pier, you will also be able to take advantage of the opportunity to discover its hidden gem of Old Town, seemingly kept a secret by the high Atlantic Wall from World War II. The charming little town inherited a rich cultural heritage from the golden years in its heyday of the Belle Époque (French for “the beautiful age”) between the late 19th century and early 20th century, including the vintage Flemish Renaissance Old Town Hall, the tranquil Neo-Romanesque Saint Roch Church, the authentic fishermen’s house of Majutte's House from the 18thcentury, and the vibrant Paravang Promenade where traditional festivals are often hosted.