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Popular flight routes to Belfast

London
Flights from Londonto Belfast
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Sydney
Flights from Sydneyto Belfast
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Melbourne
Flights from Melbourneto Belfast
974$
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Perth
Flights from Perthto Belfast
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Brisbane
Flights from Brisbaneto Belfast
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Glasgow
Flights from Glasgowto Belfast
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37$
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How long’s the flight to Belfast?

If you’re looking to fly to Belfast, we at eDreams have checked the most popular routes to help you plan your trip. From Perth, the flight takes roughly 20h 26m; from Adelaide, around 22h 27m; and from Brisbane, about 22h 59m.
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How much does a flight to Belfast cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from Perth to Belfast starting from $828, with an average price of $1,345. If you depart from other cities such as Melbourne, you can find tickets from $889, and from Sydney starting from $930, according to data from the last 72 hours.
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Find and book the best flights to Belfast

Touching down in Belfast places you right at the heart of Northern Ireland’s capital. This significant port city, nestled on the River Lagan, plays a crucial role as a centre for business, industry, and culture in the region.

Explore the Titanic Quarter, home to the award-winning Titanic Belfast museum, or walk through the historic Cathedral Quarter. Significant landmarks include Belfast City Hall, Parliament Buildings at Stormont, and the Ulster Museum, each telling a story of the city's rich past.

Belfast offers a compelling blend of historical discovery and a vibrant contemporary scene. Its unique character, shaped by industrial heritage and a spirited cultural revival, invites visitors to delve into a distinctive European destination.

Best time to fly to Belfast

High Season (June to August)

Arriving in Belfast during summer, you'll find the city buzzing under milder weather, with average temperatures sitting around 15°C to 18°C. Days are long, often stretching past 9 PM, which encourages outdoor activities and a lively atmosphere. Patios and beer gardens fill up across the city centre, and areas like the Cathedral Quarter hum with people enjoying the extended daylight.

This is when Belfast truly comes alive with festivals and events. The Belfast Pride Festival brings a colourful celebration to the streets, and cultural events often take place in public spaces and parks. The city's parks and waterfront areas are popular for strolls, and visitors will notice a relaxed, social energy as locals and tourists alike make the most of the agreeable weather.

Low Season (November to March)

When autumn turns to winter, Belfast adopts a more subdued rhythm, with average temperatures dropping to 4°C to 8°C. Days are much shorter and often crisp, with a higher chance of rain or even a dusting of snow, especially in January and February. The city takes on a cosy feel, with an emphasis on indoor experiences.

While outdoor activities become less frequent, the low season offers a different kind of charm. From November, Christmas markets bring festive cheer, illuminating the city with lights and seasonal stalls. Many of Belfast's museums, galleries, and historic sites, like the Titanic Belfast, provide excellent warmth and shelter, making them perfect for exploring the city's rich history and culture without the summer crowds.

Touch down in Belfast and feel the city's unique blend of history and contemporary energy immediately. From the industrial spirit that built the *Titanic* to a thriving arts scene, Belfast welcomes you to explore its distinctive character. Get ready to uncover stories, soak in the atmosphere, and discover what makes this place truly special.

Here’s a taste of what awaits:

Titanic Belfast
Step into the exact spot where the *Titanic* was designed and launched, experiencing the sheer scale of this iconic ship and its dramatic story. This impressive building chronicles Belfast’s shipbuilding heritage and the human stories behind the legendary liner.

Ulster Museum
Wander through collections spanning art, natural sciences, and Irish history, from dinosaur skeletons to ancient Egyptian mummies and contemporary Irish art. It’s a fascinating journey through time and culture, offering insights into Northern Ireland’s rich past and present.

St. George's Market
Immerse yourself in one of Belfast’s oldest and most vibrant Victorian markets, brimming with local produce, artisan crafts, and live music. It's a fantastic spot to grab a bite, find a unique souvenir, and soak up the local buzz.

Belfast City Hall
Admire the grand architecture of this Edwardian Baroque landmark, a symbol of Belfast’s civic pride and history. Take a stroll through its immaculate grounds and reflect on the city’s journey from industrial powerhouse to modern hub.

Crumlin Road Gaol
Venture inside a Victorian-era prison that once housed both ordinary criminals and political prisoners, offering a chilling glimpse into Belfast's darker history. Explore the underground tunnel linking the courthouse and the gaol for a truly immersive experience.

Peace Walls and Murals
Witness the powerful and thought-provoking street art and peace walls that tell the stories of Belfast’s past and its ongoing journey towards reconciliation. These striking murals offer a unique, visual narrative of the city's complex social history.

Book your flights to Belfast

Before you know it, you'll be soaring towards Belfast; finding those perfect flight deals is easier than you think when you book smartly with us. Look for flexible dates and consider flying during off-peak times to snag the best value fares. For even more travel perks, frequent flyers will find extra benefits with Prime, making every journey smoother.

Frequently asked questions about Belfast flights

How can I find cheap flights to Belfast on the eDreams website?
At eDreams, we make it easy to find the perfect flight to Belfast, with fares starting from just $ 21. Our smart tech searches for the best deals, giving you heaps of options. Whether you’re after the cheapest fare or the most convenient schedule, we make planning your trip dead simple.
What is the best month to book flights to Belfast?
These are the most popular times for travellers to lock in their flights.
What is the best month to travel to Belfast?
Based on our customers’ searches, the best month to fly to Belfast is March.
You might also think about flying in April, the second-best month for a cracking trip.
And don’t forget February, the third most popular month to visit Belfast.
If you’re after a quieter trip, the least busy month is November. Travelling then means fewer crowds and a more relaxed vibe.
Which airlines offer the most affordable flights to Belfast?

Based on our customers’ bookings, these low-cost airlines are the ones most likely to have cracking deals for flights to Belfast.

  • Jetstar has an average one-way fare of $2,285.97. Flying from Melbourne to Belfast costs around $2,273.97, and from Perth it’s about $2,357.97.
  • Virgin Australia is one of the most budget-friendly airlines, with an average one-way ticket of $2,374.77. For example, flying from Sydney to Belfast costs around $2,347.30, and from Perth it’s about $2,580.80.
  • Xiamen Airlines is another top pick for affordable one-way tickets, with an average fare of $2,463.96. For example, a flight from Sydney to Belfast costs around $2,463.96, and from Perth it’s roughly $2,596.69.
What airlines fly to Belfast?

These are the airlines with direct flights to Belfast:

  • Easyjet flies direct to Belfast from London, Manchester, and Edinburgh.
  • Ryanair UK also offers direct flights to Belfast from London, Glasgow, and Paris. Perfect if you want a straightforward trip from these cities.
  • Ryanair flies direct from London and Aberdeen, and they also have service from Inverness.

Here are some other options for flights to Belfast that might include a stopover:

  • British Airways flies to Belfast from Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney.
  • Klm Royal Dutch Airlines also heads to Belfast from Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, giving you a few handy departure options.
  • Finally, Aer Lingus flies to Belfast from lots of spots, including Philadelphia, PA, Amsterdam, and Charlotte, NC.
When traveling to Belfast, what's the recommended arrival time at the airport before my flight?
To kick off your trip without any dramas, rock up to the airport 2–3 hours before your flight. This gives you plenty of time to check in, get through security, customs, and drop off your bags, and leaves room in case anything crops up. With eDreams, you can snag top-flight deals to Belfast from over 10 cities. We’ve also got extras to make your airport time a breeze – priority boarding, extra luggage, and lounge access for a bit of comfort. For extra peace of mind, think about picking a refundable fare or chucking on some travel insurance so you can start your trip feeling ready and relaxed.

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