Our waterway cruises Belgium

Immerse yourself in the culture and traditions of Wallonia aboard your houseboat

Head to our waterway base in Dinant where we’ll train you on everything there is to know about captaining your licence-free boat. You’ll then be able to navigate the Schipdonk Canal with total peace of mind, heading towards the Lys, the Deule or another of Belgium’s many waterways. Take the time to enjoy every moment of your cruise, starting with going through the locks, which is always a highlight.

Travelling through Wallonia on a houseboat means taking the time to explore every corner of this multi-faceted region. Belgium is famous for its many abbeys – great places for a relaxed excursion and the opportunity to pick up some of the cheeses and beers that have really made a name for these Belgian Trappist abbeys, to enjoy aboard your boat.

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Must-see places for a successful stay

The Namur Cable Car

“Fly“ over the city of Namur and reach the heights of the city in an unusual way, thanks to a cable car. The cable car links Namur city centre to the citadel in just 5 minutes. You can discover unprecedented views of the capital of the Walloon region.

Mountain bike trails in the Ardennes Nature Park

For thrill-seekers, the Ardennes Regional Nature Park, through which the Meuse flows and which stretches between France, Belgium and Luxembourg, has a large number of mountain bike trails. On the programme: breathtaking landscapes, forests, some great climbs but also some crazy descents.

Mr Sax's house

You won't be able to miss the saxophones throughout the city of Dinant, really everywhere. This musical instrument, the star of jazz, was invented here by Mr Adolphe Sax in the early 1840s. His house is open to the public free of charge and numerous activities and discovery tours are offered throughout the year.

"La Merveilleuse" cave

This is an attraction not to be missed when visiting Dinant: “ La Merveilleuse”. This cave was only discovered in 1904, and its particularity is that it has never been inhabited. Why? Because it was under the sea at the time. The cave is open to visitors, and a lot of information is given about caves and speleology.

The Leffe House

Leffe is a district of the city of Dinant, which has been made famous throughout the world for its Abbey of Leffe and its famous abbey beer produced since 1240, that is to say if the recipe is well kept. At Leffe House, you will find a beer museum, located in a former convent, as well as interactive experiences and of course tastings.