2024 Tour of Flanders One Day – Spectators

St-Pieter Station, Ghent, March 31, 2024

St-Pieter Station, Ghent, March 31, 2024

Group Size: Maximum 7 people

Spectator: Experience some of the world’s great sport events without turning a pedal

Guest Support: Dedicated local guide

1 Picnic lunch

• Collection from St-Pieter Station Ghent
• Transfer to St-Pieter Station Ghent (after race)
• Picnic lunch and drinks
• Transport during the day

• Our Tour of Flanders One day trip is a full day escorted trip starting in Ghent that will follow the race right through to the finish. Along the way, you’ll enjoy a picnic lunch and see the race as it makes it way over several sections of pavé.
• This is a unique opportunity to see up close the difficult conditions that make Tour of Flanders the most prestigious one day races of the Spring Classics.  At the end of the day after we’ve seen the race winner claim victory, we will transfer you to St-Pieter Station, Ghent where you can continue your travels having had the experience of a lifetime.

Price: AUD $695 Per Person

Single Supplement: N/A

Note: All trip costs are per person, not including airfare.

Note: It is a requirement of Bikestyle Tours that you have Travel Insurance for your trip.

Race day: Tour of Flanders 2024

Our experienced staff will meet you at 7.45 am at the St-Pieter Station, Ghent. From Ghent, it is approximately 1 hour to reach Brugge where we will see the riders prepare for the race start.

Ronde Van Vlaanderen

You can check out the pro’s bikes and equipment they will use. Once the start is given, we’re starting our own tour of Flanders, not on the bike but by van. We will go from one point to another using the back roads in the Flanders area.

We’re providing a VIP pick nick lunch with bubbles, beer and soft drinks;

After seeing the finish we will return to Ghent.

Brief History of the Ronde Van Vlaanderen

The Ronde is one of the most prestigious of the Spring Classics, or of any cycle race. It’s an endurance race in the true sense. 270 kms with more than a dozen climbs it varies year to year. There are no Alpine or Pyrenean mountains, but most of the climbs are narrow and steep, and several are cobbled. Although they are tough in their own right, they also raise the tempo in between since everybody wants to be in a good position when they start.