How to get here / Getting around?

The Spirit of the North Flanders on your doorstep

By car:

from Dunkirk via the RN 225
from Lille via the A25
from Calais via the A16
from Belgium via the A16

By train:

Dunkerque–Lille TER line (Bergues and Esquelbecq stations)
Dunkirk–Lille high-speed TER service

By public transport: several Hauts-de-France Mobilités bus routes serve the Terre de Flandre Tourisme area.

For taxis: please contact us

Getting about in the Flanders region is easy.... ... and it’s even free

From Monday to Saturday, four completely free bus routes allow you to travel within the CCHF and to Dunkirk!

➡️ Route 1: WORMHOUT – BERGUES – DUNKIRK:

Linéo Aquatic Centre / Wormhout Centre / Faubourg de Cassel / Bergues Transport Hub and Station / Dunkirk Station

➡️ Route 2: WATTEN – BOLLEZEELE – WORMHOUT:

Watten Station / Watten Grand’Place / Millam Chapel / Merckeghem Square / Bollezeele Square / Esquelbecq Station / Esquelbecq Square / Wormhout Tax Office / Linéo Aquatic Centre

➡️ Line 3: WORMHOUT – HONDSCHOOTE – BERGUES:

Wormhout Tax Office / Linéo Aquatic Centre / Herzeele Square – Bambecque Church / Rexpoëde Square / Killem Square / Hondschoote Square / Warhem Square / Hoymille Sunrise Point / Bergues Centre / Bergues Transport Hub and Station

➡️ Line 4: BERGUES – BROUCKERQUE – WATTEN:

Bergues Interchange – Bergues Station / Bergues town centre / Place de Bierne / Guynemer Bierne / Steene Church / Place de Brouckerque / Place de l’église Looberghe / Place de Cappellebrouck / Place de Saint-Pierrebrouck / Place de Holque / Grand’Place de Watten / Watten railway station