Knokke-Heist station is just a short (1,5km) walk from the event entrance. Regular NMBS/SNCB services connect the beach with stations across Belgium. Plan your journey ahead, then follow the event signage from the station to the entrance.
Practical
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE
ZOUTE GRAND PRIX CAR WEEK
How to get there
To the beach, and back. From the first ride over to the last train home, there is more than one way to make it to Knokke-Heist. Take the train or tram, come by bike, share a ca or get dropped off. Choose the route that works for you and sort the practical part before our event begins.
BY TRAIN
BY CAR
Please use our public car parkings and pay close attention to the road signs.
Public Parking South: P1 en P2
Public Parking East: P3
Public Parking West: P4 en P5
And use our public shuttle.
Public shuttle P1 en P2
After parking at the public car park on Natiënlaan (P1 and P2), you can use the public shuttle to reach the centre of Knokke-Heist.
The shuttle operates continuously in a loop with two stops, bringing you close to the event area. From the centre, all ZOUTE GRAND PRIX venues are within walking distance.
The shuttle service is available throughout the entire Car Week.
Boulevard shuttle
A complimentary Boulevard Shuttle will connect the different ZOUTE GRAND PRIX venues throughout Car Week.
Visitors can use the shuttle free of charge to travel easily between the various event locations in Knokke-Heist. Follow the on-site signage and shuttle stops to continue your visit from one venue to the next.
BY TRAM / BUS
A tram ride, a short walk, and you are there. Get off at the closest stop to the event site. Plan your regular route via De Lijn.
BY BICYCLE
Cycling to the beach is one of the easiest ways to arrive. Dedicated bicycle parking areas are created next to the venues:
- Next to the Casino (site Marquee)
- At the Antoine Brearstraat (site Gallery)
- At the Anemonenlaan next to the beach (site 4x4)
Be carefull there are also ‘no bike zones’. Bring a lock and use the designated bicycle parking area. Follow the signage as you approach the beach, and take extra care when cycling home after dark.