Why take a flight to Spain?

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with a flight to Spain, a destination that offers a vibrant tapestry of experiences. Spain's got it all – stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, fabulous food, cosmopolitan cities and vibrant villages. Whether you're yearning for the allure of Barcelona, the splendour of Madrid, or the sun-drenched beaches of Costa del Sol, we've got you covered with affordable tickets to Spain. Relax as you bask in the golden beaches of Costa del Sol or explore the charming coastal towns of Costa Brava. Delight your taste buds with world-renowned cuisine, from tantalising tapas to flavourful paella.

When to book flights to Spain?

November to March is one of the cheapest times to buy tickets to Spain. Although you can expect more rain in the last months of the year, the weather in Spain is still great all year round. If you visit in spring and autumn, you'll encounter smaller crowds and cheaper flights to Spain, as well as cheaper accommodation. If you're planning to visit in peak season, from July to September, then you'll want to book well in advance to find some of the cheapest flights to Spain from £44* for that time of the year.

How to find cheap flights to Spain?

If you're flexible with your dates, you're in with a better chance of getting cheap airline tickets to Spain. Once you've searched for flights to Spain, click on 'flexible dates' above the results and you'll be shown some of the cheapest flights to Spain for nearby days. If you book in advance or book your flight and accommodation together as a package, you can usually get an even cheaper deal.

Flights to Spain from UK

There are plenty of direct and short stopover flights to be found to Spain from the UK:

• Flights from London to Barcelona – 3 hours, 8 min (1 stop)
• Flights from London to Madrid – 2 hours, 30 min (direct)
• Flights from London to Majorca – 4 hours, 14 min (1 stop)
• Flights from London to Ibiza – 3 hours, 55 min (1 stop)

Main airports in Spain

As the largest country in Europe, with several major cities and territories in the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean, Spain isn't short of international airports. Mainland airports for flights to Spain from the UK include Barcelona International Airport, Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport in Madrid and Málaga Airport. Airports on Spain's various islands include Palma De Majorca Airport, Gran Canaria Airport, Tenerife South Airport, Fuerteventura Airport and Ibiza Airport.

What Airlines fly to Spain?

Depending on where you want to go when you fly to Spain, there are several airlines available.

• British Airways
• Iberia
• TAP Portugal
• Eurowings
• Lufthansa

Get around in Spain

It's worth taking advantage of Spain's extensive and well-connected public transport network, with trains, metros and buses that travel between cities and within urban areas. You can also hire a car in Spain while you're on the mainland or one of the islands. Regional flights are also an option if you want to get from one part of Spain to another.

Must-see attractions in Spain

If you visit the Spanish capital, Madrid, it's worth paying a visit to the Prado, one of the world's most prestigious museums. It houses an impressive collection of masterpieces by renowned artists such as Goya, Velázquez and El Greco. You'll also want to stop off at the Plaza Mayor where you can admire the grand architecture, enjoy a cup of coffee at a traditional café and soak up the lively atmosphere.

Make a stop in Barcelona, the capital of Spain's Catalan region, and marvel at the Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí's architectural masterpiece. With its awe-inspiring design, intricate details and surreal elements, this basilica is an iconic highlight. Then stroll through Park Güell, another testament to Gaudí's genius. Wander through the colourful mosaics, unique structures and panoramic views of Barcelona.

Spain's island territories boast unique and captivating attractions, such as the Teide National Park in Tenerife, Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote, The fortified old town of Ibiza, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park in Majorca.

Tips for Travelling in Spain

Malta is in the EU Schengen area, so UK citizens on flights to Spain from the UK must have passports issued less than 10 years before the date they enter the Schengen area and valid for at least three months after the day they plan to leave. If this applies to you, you can travel to Spain for up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa.

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