For teams from Ghent and East Flanders
Ghent is known as a creative, sporty and green city. Many Ghent companies train at the Blaarmeersen, host a team session in the Bourgoyen or hop on a summer boat trip. Fine routines — but rarely the source of the real connection you're looking for between colleagues who pass each other daily without truly talking.
Crossing Belgium lifts your team building above the Ghent norm. Four uninterrupted days of moving, choosing and overcoming together. From the coast to the Ardennes, with the Ghelamco Arena firmly in the rear-view mirror.
Why Ghent teams sign up
From Ghent Sint-Pieters you're on the coast in an hour. Logistics as simple as a day in Blankenberge.
Not an elite race. If you run or cycle regularly and want to train together, you'll cross the finish line.
Run, bike, water and navigation — your team constantly discovers who is strong where.
Always someone in support. Nobody blocks the team because one discipline doesn't suit.
How it works
More than 10 years of experience in corporate adventure — from Alpine ascents to multi-continent expeditions. Crossing Belgium is the first 4-day challenge translating that know-how to Belgian soil.
Frequently asked
Yes, the coast is 60 minutes away. The briefing starts Wednesday evening, just before the start.
Usually yes, as a social benefit, provided the whole team participates and it stays within annual limits. Check with your accountant.
Plan 8-10 weeks of dedicated team preparation with weekly joint training sessions — a team building event on its own.
Yes. Ghent alumni groups and friend groups sign up alongside companies.
Ready for your 4-day expedition?
40 team spots — filling fast.
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