Airplane
You can fly to the airport at Brussels-Zaventem, Luxembourg or Charleroi. Then take the train; there are regular connections, you always have to change in Libramont.
Brussels: Brussels-Luxembourg line
Luxembourg: Luxembourg-Brussels line
Charleroi: Charleroi-Namur line, change in Namur (Namur-Luxembourg line), then in Libramont (Libramont-Virton line).
Train
If you come by train from Luxembourg, Germany, the Netherlands, the U.K. or the center or the west of France, you take a train to Brussels; see below.
If you come from the east of France, the nearest train station is Carignan, although the station of Montmédy offers more possibilities and is not very far either.
The cheapest way of travelling by train within Belgium may be by buying a rail pass (for sale in Belgian railway stations). However, if you come by Eurostar or TGV to Brussels, make sure your Eurostar or TGV ticket is valuable for any Belgian train station; this is much cheaper than buying a rail pass.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT WITHIN BELGIUM
Train
You can go by train up to Florenville (a small town 12 km from Bois-le-Comte). Trains are going from Brussels every two hours; taking the Brussels-Luxembourg line, changing at Libramont to the Libramont-Virton line (immediate connection) and alighting at Florenville.
Bus
There is a local bus (line 24) from Florenville to Villers-devant-Orval, the bus ride takes about a quarter of an hour. There is no bus on Saturday, Sunday and on holidays.
You can also ask a participant who is travelling by car to pick you up at the station.
