Belgium.

Rides

Amsterdam to Rome twelve day trip

France, Belgium & The Netherlands two day trip

Rhine valley tour

Stops and Meeting points

Charlie Rockets, Hoogstraat 19, 8000 Bruges

Places to stay

Varlet Farm, Wallemolenstraat 43, 8920 Poelkapelle

Requirements

Carnet de Passage	no requirements
Insurance	UK issued Green Card
International driving permit	not required
Travel Visa	no requirements, 90 days within a 180 day period

Riding in Belgium

All motorcyclists riding in Belgium must wear protective clothing. This includes gloves, a jacket with long sleeves, trousers with long legs or an overall and boots that protect the ankles.

Children under the age of 3 are not allowed as passengers on motorcycles. Children between the ages of 3 and 8 may be carried as passengers with the use of a special seat, but only on motorcycles up to 125cc.

You need understandable documents.

As a tip, it is to laminate all of your key documents or otherwise waterproof them. It is also highly recommended to scan all your original documents and email them to an easily accessible email address.

It is also worth printing off the Constat Amiable D’accident Automobile, which is used across numerous and other countries (the downloadable one on our website has English as well as French).

Speed limits.

Unless otherwise stated by appropriate signs, the following national speed limits apply:

Motorways: 75 mph (120km/h)
Other roads: 55 mph (90km/h)
Residential areas: 12 mph (20 km/h)
Unless traffic is congested or conditions are dangerous, vehicles must observe a minimum speed limit of 44 mph (70 km/h) on motorways.

How to get to Belgium

Please note, this page was correct when written in December 2024.