The cheapest way to get from Brussels to London when you are visiting Europe is to take a coach or bus.
Eurolines are the main bus company that operate services between Belgium and the UK. They operate on this route as a subsidiary of National Express, which is based in the United Kingdom.
Their coaches are comfortable and offer reclining seats, air conditioning, and WiFi. Passengers are allowed two medium sized suitcases stored in the hold for no extra charge.
Buses from Brussels to London leave the Brussels Nord station on Rue du Progres for London Victoria Coach Station. Departures take place up to six times a day. There are morning, day, and evening departures, so passengers can choose a time that is convenient for them. Schedules change seasonally, so make sure to check timetables for the latest information before you travel.
The total journey time on this route can take from 6 to 7.5 hours. The travel time is ultimately dependent on motorway traffic, bus timetables, and train and ferry schedules (some buses cross the English Channel via train in the Channel Tunnel, while others cross via ferry).
Tickets for buses from Brussels to London on Eurolines and National Express coaches cost 54 euros for singles. However, if you make an advance purchase onilne, you can get special fares of 15 to 48 euros, depending on when you travel.