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Belgium Shore Excursions

Belgium is home to the European Headquarters which is located in Brussels. Belgium is also well known for things such as medeival town squares, romantic canals, gothic spires, famous artwork, local craft wares, chocolate, fries and beer! Private Shore Trips offers Belgium shore excursions which often include these things, making a visit to Belgium very fun. We offer a variety of Belgium tours from the ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge. We also provide Belgium city tours for guests staying in Brussels, Bruges and Ghent. Contact us today for information or assistance.

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  • Bruges


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    Bruges Walking Tours

    Bruges is located in the West Flanders region of Belgium. Known as the Venice of the North for its charming canals, Bruges is considered one of the most picturesque cities in Europe. During your Bruges walking tour you will explore cobblestone streets which are lined with medieval houses. As you take a Bruges walk you will be enamored by flowering window boxes, horse drawn carriages and romantic canals. Our Bruges tours are designed for people staying in a local hotel in Bruges. Please click this link If you need a Bruges tour from the port of Zeebrugge.
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  • Zeebrugge


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    Zeebrugge Shore Excursions

    Private Shore Trips offers Zeebrugge shore excursions to the charming town of Bruges. Our unique Zeebrugge shore trips include English speaking guides for walking tours and round trip transfers from the cruise pier. We can also customize a Zeebrugge tour for both small and large groups. Contact us today for information or assistance.
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Our Belgium shore trips include English speaking guides and private vehicles. Guides are strictly licensed in Belgium so you can trust you won't just get a taxi driver from us. We can customize Belgium tours to any interest and for any size group, big or small....just ask!