How long is the flight to Northern Ireland

You can reach Belfast by air from the UK extremely quickly when you book tickets through easyJet. Direct flights to Belfast from the south and middle of England (such as those from Bristol and Birmingham) take around 1 hour and 10 minutes, while flights from northern England (including Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle) only take 1 hour. If you’re flying from Scotland, you can reach Belfast in approximately 55 minutes

What is the cheapest time to fly to Northern Ireland?

January and February are typically the cheapest months to book flights from the UK to Northern Ireland while August is the most expensive. You can easily compare which dates offer the cheapest flights when planning your holiday through easyJet.

Is Northern Ireland expensive to visit?

Northern Ireland is a destination with a lot of variety, so there are food, excursion, and accommodation options for all budgets. As far as UK cities go, Belfast is very reasonably priced, Belfast is more reasonably priced, and as everywhere in Northern Ireland uses pounds sterling, you needn’t worry about currency conversion rates.

What are the most popular destinations in Northern Ireland?

There are a vast number of popular destinations to consider visiting, including the Mourne Mountains, Giant’s Causeway, the Titanic Belfast, Stormont, Carrickfergus, the Dark Hedges, the Glens of Antrim, the Old Bushmills Distillery, and Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.

Do you need a passport to fly to Northern Ireland?

British nationals taking flights to Northern Ireland do not need a passport to enter the country. However, you’re still advised to take your passport with you as immigration officers must check all passenger IDs and may ask for proof of nationality.

Which airport in Northern Ireland is closest to the Giant’s Causeway?

The closest airport is Londonderry. However, it’s also easy to reach the Giant’s Causeway by flying into Belfast International or Belfast City which are just 1 hour, and 1 hour and 12 minutes by car from the Giant’s Causeway respectively.

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Why fly to Northern Ireland?

Here at easyJet, you can quickly find cheap flights to Northern Ireland, allowing you to explore the country at your leisure.The north of Ireland is a particularly popular destination as it boasts everything from idyllic scenery and coastal villages, to ancient castles and bustling cities like Derry and Belfast.

We offer flights to Belfast in Northern Ireland from UK airports including Manchester, London Luton, Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, and Newcastle. Here, you can explore a range of nearby attractions or head further afield using public transport or car rental.

How to find cheap flights to Northern Ireland?

You can use our Cheap Flights Low Fare Finder to locate budget-friendly flights to Northern Ireland. You can also set up alerts and view our flight schedule release dates to find out when cheap flights to Northern Ireland are due to go on sale.

Must-see attractions in Northern Ireland

There are a multitude of things to see and do while you’re in Northern Ireland. If you’re a Game of Thrones fan, you can visit many of the locations that were used in the HBO series including Dunluce Castle, Inch Abbey, Ballintoy Harbour, Murlough Bay, and Cushenden Caves.Other star attractions include Giant’s Causeway, the Titanic Belfast Museum, Carrick-a-Rede, The Dark Hedges, Castle Ward, Ulster Museum, and Belfast City Hall, as well as around 100 golf clubs.

Northern Irish food and drinks

While you can enjoy a whole range of cuisine while visiting the country, many people like to try some local delicacies while visiting. Traditional Irish fare includes soda bread, colcannon, Irish stew, Ulster Fry, champ, and Irish breakfast. You’ll also find many traditional pubs and bars serving local stouts, ciders, ales, and whiskies.

Getting around Northern Ireland

While easyJet currently offers flights to Northern Ireland via Belfast only, you can choose to fly to either Belfast City or Belfast International, which is ideal for holidaymakers who want to book Belfast city breaks. However, thanks to excellent public transport services, it’s easy to get out and about via bus or train. You can also use easyJet to provide you with airport transfers and car hire to quickly reach other areas of the country.

What to pack when you fly to Northern Ireland

As the weather in Northern Ireland can often be changeable, it’s sensible to pack for both wet and cold weather. If you plan to go walking, camping, or hiking, make sure that you pack appropriate clothing and camping equipment for your flight.

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Your Northern Ireland Questions Answered

: While easyJet currently offers flights to Northern Ireland via Belfast only, you can choose to fly to either Belfast City or Belfast International, which is ideal for holidaymakers who want to book Belfast city breaks.