Flemish Beer Tour
Belgium is renowned worldwide for its incredible variety of beers, with a brewing tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages. In centuries past, even children were given beer, as it was often safer than drinking water. Today, Belgium boasts over 200 breweries, producing a wide range of beer styles, from crisp white ales to robust triples and quadruples. On this cycling holiday, you’ll not only explore Belgium’s beer origins but also take in the stunning landscapes that nurture these famous brews.
Belgium is synonymous with delicious cuisine, champion road cyclists, and the Flemish masters of the 15th and 16th centuries. But when people talk about Belgium, they always mention its beer culture! With around 400 different types of beer and a deep-rooted brewing tradition, it’s no wonder we’ve designed a cycling holiday that revolves around this beloved national drink.
On this beer-themed cycling holiday, you’ll pedal through the picturesque landscapes of Flanders, stopping at cosy cafés to enjoy refreshing Belgian beers. Along the way, you’ll visit the world-playing card capital of Turnhout, marvel at the cultural and architectural wonders of Antwerp, and explore the lively university town of Leuven. To top off your adventure, you’ll experience a quirky and unforgettable highlight: cycling through water on a specially designed path!
This unique cycling holiday combines beer tasting, historical sights, and the charm of Flanders, making it a perfect blend of culture, nature, and the famous Good Life of Belgium. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or a cycling lover, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through Belgium’s finest landscapes and breweries.
2027 launch offer: £50 per person off all 2027 departure dates!
Itinerary
Make your way to Genk, the start point of your tour, where you will receive a friendly welcome at your hotel, situated in delightful Molenvijver Park.
The first day of this cycling holiday takes you across the Kempen Plateau. The trip immediately starts with a highlight: you cycle along a cycle path right through the Mechelse Heide, one of the largest heathland areas in Flanders.
The highlight of this cycle path is the almost 300-metre-long wooden bicycle bridge, offering beautiful panoramic views across the landscape. This panoramic bridge is part of three unique cycle paths in the province of Limburg, all of which you will experience during this trip: Cycling through the Heath, Cycling through the Trees and Cycling through the Water.
Continue cycling through the vast pine forests and endless heathlands of Hoge Kempen National Park and across the Ophovenderheide.
Today’s final destination is Peer, one of the ‘Good Cities’ of the former Principality of Liège. Here, you will find the Pieter Bruegel Museum.
Another day full of natural beauty begins with a little bit of history. Soon after the start, you will cycle through Hechtel. This village was completely destroyed in September 1944 during the Battle of Hechtel.
Through Pijnven, you will experience another unique cycling experience in Limburg: Cycling through the Trees. A 700-metre-long cycle path takes you through a double circle at a height of 10 metres. You literally cycle among the treetops of Bosland van de Kempen, at a whole new level.
Via the former sand pits around Mol and along the canal from Dessel to Schoten, you arrive in Arendonk, where you can admire the Toremansmolen. From here, it is not far to Turnhout. On the way, you will first pass through the Liereman landscape, one of the oldest nature reserves in Belgium.
The first stop today is the pretty Merksplas area, where you can pop in at the visitors’ centre to find out about the history of the area. Like the former Merksplas-Kolonie, a corrective institution where able-bodied vagrants and beggars were taught farming skills and made to work the fields. Later, you will pass Oostmalle and Malle on the way to Westmalle, where you will visit a Trappist abbey. Trappist beer is not a type of beer: it is beer made by Trappist monks. The “Trappist order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance” originated in a monastery in the French town of La Trappe, from whence their name comes.
Trappist monks and nuns follow the Rule of St. Benedict. They do not go out into the community, instead focusing on continual prayer. But their monasteries must be self-sufficient. Therefore, they perform manual labour while they pray, and live off the fruits of their labour (bread, cheese, beer, soap, candles, etc.), which they also then sell in the abbey shops. The proceeds feed the monks and nuns, go to the upkeep of the abbeys, or charity. Indulge in a well-deserved Trappist beer at the café across the road from the abbey, before continuing to the day’s destination, the cosmopolitan city of Antwerp.
Leaving Antwerp behind, you will head into quieter, greener surroundings. If you are into military heritage, stop off in Mortsel to visit Fort no. 4 (of originally eight Brialmont Forts) (1860-1864) that made up the defensive line of Antwerp. It is built in brick with sandstone decorations and stands on an island surrounded by a ditch and glacis. Cycling towards Leuven, you will pass the festival grounds of Rock Werchter, an annual four-day festival held at the end of June / beginning of July.
The Rock Werchter Experience Centre can be found in the village of Rotselaar. As you approach Leuven on your bicycle, you will encounter some gentle slopes. Leuven is a friendly and attractive university town. In the evening, you can have a taste of the good life alongside the local bon vivant. Admire the lovely architecture of the Town Hall and the library. Go for a walk through the quarter known as Groot Begijnhof, a beguinage.
This wonderful leg of the tour takes you to Diest. In Tielt-Winge, you will find Vlooybergtoren, a viewpoint with a difference: a rusty flight of stairs that ends in mid-air and looks like it will topple over at any minute. A little farther on, you will find Haksberg Castle amid 3.6 hectares of vineyards. Their wines are named after birds that can be found in the local Hageland region. Your next stop is Belgium’s most important pilgrimage site, Scherpenheuvel, which boasts the oldest central-plan domed church in the Low Countries.
Crown your day in beautiful Diest, a town that has ties to the Royal House of Orange. As yet undiscovered by mass tourism, it will probably be your biggest surprise on this holiday. Have a look around the courtyard beguinage, one of the oldest, most beautiful and best preserved in the Low Countries. Amble along the River Demer, which flows through town once again, after having been covered up since the 1960s. A boardwalk, a cycling path, steps and seating invite the townspeople to spend time by the water.
The final ride on your tour takes you to several special and unique places. The flat roads of today’s route won’t leave you breathless, but the scenery is certain to. Firstly, you will cycle to Schulermeer Lake, which offers an array of water sports. Next, you will cycle to De Weijers, also known as the Land of 1001 Ponds. Slalom your way around the manmade fishing ponds, marvelling at the colourful vegetation and keeping an eye out for special species of amphibians and birds.
Your next stop is in Bokrijk, an open-air museum which covers country life from 1910 to the 1960s, offering workshops in all kinds of historical skills and crafts. Towards the end of the day, get ready for the most bizarre experience of this holiday: Cycle on a path which runs for 200 metres right through a natural lake. You will be at eye level with the surface of the water, moving in total harmony with the ducks.
Departure from Genk or spend extra nights in the city or the surrounding area.
Arrival: Genk
Departure: Genk
Nearest arrival airport(s): Brussels or Charleroi
Nearest departure airport(s): Brussels or Charleroi
We also recommend travelling by train to all of our cycling holiday starting and departure points. We can help you plan your journey to Genk by rail.
Car parking is available on all tours at the first hotel or a nearby public parking location. Full details are available on request. Please do not book travel until an official invoice confirms the details of the cycling holiday.
Route overview
Starting point: Genk
End point: Genk
Total distance: approx. 370 km
The Belgian Beer Route by bike starting from Genk offers a perfect blend of beer culture, scenic landscapes, and historical charm. This cycling route takes you through the heart of Flanders, where you’ll explore authentic Belgian breweries and taste some of the country’s finest beers. From the lush green spaces around Genk, you’ll ride through charming towns and countryside, making stops in cities like Antwerp and Leuven, known for their beer heritage.
Along the way, you’ll visit traditional breweries, cosy beer cafés, and experience unique highlights like cycling through water on a special path near Bokrijk. This route is perfect for beer lovers and cycling enthusiasts, offering an unforgettable combination of Belgian beer culture, beautiful nature, and historical sights.
Bike hire options
This cycling holiday benefits from high-quality bike hire options that have been carefully selected for the tour. Each well-maintained bike has modern V-brakes, 27 Shimano gears, aluminium wheels and puncture-proof tyres based around a frame selected by the Dutch bike rental specialist, Juijn. Each bike has lights, small panniers, repair accessories, a map holder and a comfortable saddle to ensure that you have everything you need for an enjoyable cycle tour in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Standard Unisex Bike 27-gears
Sizes: XS/ S / M / L
Standard Men’s Bike 27-gears
Sizes: XS/ S / M / L
Unisex E-Bike
Models may vary between the Freebike Harlem or similar. The bikes have a small electric engine and battery. Each bike has 8 Shimano Nexus gears, disc brakes, Continental tyres and a Velo Comfort saddle. The battery has a range of 100 km (with normal use) and weighs approximately. 25 kg.
Sizes: S / M / L
What’s included
- Accommodation in 3* and 4-star hotels
- Breakfast (buffet)
- Daily luggage transfers
- Map/route info and roadbook
- Local telephone service helpline
- Tourist tax
Not included
- Travel to/from the start and finish (Flights/Trains)
- Evening meals (unless stated)
- Local daily taxes (Payable at the hotel)
- Helmets (Please bring your own cycle helmet with you)
- Water bottles
- Travel insurance
- Bike insurance (unless stated)
- Welcome meetings (unless stated)
- Transfers (unless included)
- SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENT: £309 PER PERSON
- EXTRA NIGHT(S) – Genk: £89 PER PERSON PER NIGHT INC. BREAKFAST
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2026/27 Self-Guided cycling holidays
All prices shown are per person, based on sharing a double or twin room, and exclude flights and bike hire.
Special Offer: £50 per person off all 2027 departure dates!
Contact us for more information, a special price, or call 017687 71700. Offer valid on new bookings only.
NEW FOR 2027
To make a booking, simply use the filter to select the day of the week on which the tour operates. You’ll then see all available tour dates and prices. No payment is taken at this stage.
For all bookings, we require a 20% deposit, with the final balance due 56 days before arrival. An invoice and online payment link will be generated once the tour has been confirmed.
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