Flights from Alicante to Belgium from 36CHF*

Your journey from Alicante to Belgium has never been easier

Belgium is a perfect destination for getaways that combine history, culture and flavour, just a short flight from Alicante. Brussels, with its Grand-Place and its mix of style and modernity, awaits you with corners of contemporary art, chocolates and beers for every occasion. It’s an ideal destination for a city break or a longer cultural escape.

With Vueling, flying from Alicante to Brussels Airport (BRU) is comfortable and direct: journeys take around 2h30 on average, non-stop and designed to get you there smoothly, leaving you time to enjoy yourself from the very first moment.

In addition, with several weekly frequencies and flexible fares, travelling to Belgium is simple and tailored to you. Whether for a short visit or a longer stay, Vueling is ready to take you to discover Brussels whenever you choose.

Documentation for flying from Alicante to Belgium

Before your flight, the most important thing is to make sure you have the correct documentation in order to travel to Belgium with complete peace of mind.

On Vueling’s website you’ll always find the latest information about the requirements for your case. Check the official travel documents required section, where you’ll find everything you need to travel without any issues.

Travel tips for Belgium

Here’s a practical guide to help you prepare your trip from Alicante with safety and comfort:

• Climate and what to bring: Belgium has cold winters and mild summers. In autumn and spring, a light jacket is recommended, and in winter don’t forget a coat and umbrella.
• Currency and payments: the euro is used. In cities like Brussels, cards are accepted almost everywhere, but it’s always useful to carry some cash for markets or small shops.
• Local transport: Brussels has an efficient metro, tram and bus network. To explore further afield, the train connects well with cities like Ghent, Bruges and Leuven.
• Plugs and voltage: type C and E, 230V – the same as in Spain, so no adaptor is needed.
• Local customs: a polite greeting and a “bonjour” will always be well received. Tipping is not obligatory, but it’s common to leave something if the service has been good.
• Safety and health: Belgium is a safe country. Take your European Health Insurance Card and, if you wish, additional travel insurance for extra peace of mind.

What to see and do in Belgium

Belgium surprises at every step: medieval history, contemporary art and unique flavours. Ideal for visitors looking for authentic and varied experiences.

Brussels

The capital combines historic landmarks like the Atomium with modern districts full of street art. Stroll through the Grand-Place, treat yourself to local waffles and chocolates, or discover creative corners in cafés and galleries.

Bruges

This medieval city looks straight out of a fairytale: canals, brick houses and an atmosphere that invites you to wander at leisure. Perfect for romantic getaways and for those seeking living history and visual charm.

Ghent

A cultural gem with vibrant student life, peaceful canals and art at every turn: Gothic churches, artisan markets and a food scene that blends tradition with innovation.

Leuven

A university city with a youthful, dynamic vibe. Culture, cafés, craft beers and historic landmarks such as the stunning Gothic Town Hall: perfect for those seeking local atmosphere and city life.