A coach with driver in Limburg: Hasselt, Genk, Sint-Truiden and Tongeren, the blossom in Haspengouw and the mining sites of the Kempen.
Limburg is the easternmost province of Flanders, with the Netherlands and Wallonia as its neighbours. In the north lies the Kempen, with the old mining sites of Genk and Beringen, now museums and recreation areas. In the south lies Haspengouw, with the fruit-growing area around Sint-Truiden and Roman Tongeren.
For a group from Limburg the coast is far away; a day at the seaside means an early start. Maastricht, Aachen and Liège, on the other hand, are close by, and a day trip across the border is more common here than elsewhere in Flanders. The other way round, many coaches come to Haspengouw in spring for the blossom.
Is your town not listed? Choose the larger city nearby: what it says about getting on usually applies around it too.
With a coach in Limburg
A day at the seaside from Limburg is a long day: expect an early start and a late return, and ask the coach company whether one driver can manage it or whether a second must come along. Book a blossom trip in Haspengouw in good time, because the blossom only lasts a few weeks. If you are crossing the border to Maastricht or Aachen, give the destination as precisely as possible; rules for coaches in the city centre can apply there too, and the coach company knows which coach is allowed in.