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Popular flight routes to Belfast

Flights from Londonto Belfast

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Flights from Christchurchto Belfast

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Flights from Queenstownto Belfast

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How long is the flight to Belfast?

If you’re planning a trip to Belfast, we at eDreams have looked into the most popular routes to help you plan ahead. From Wellington, the flight takes about 24h 55m; from Auckland, around 25h 30m; and from Christchurch, roughly 29h 39m.

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How much does a flight to Belfast cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from Auckland to Belfast starting from $1,736, with an average price of $1,760. If you depart from other cities such as Queenstown, you can find tickets from $1,933, and from Wellington starting from $2,980, according to data from the last 72 hours.

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Find and book the best flights to Belfast

Belfast serves as the capital of Northern Ireland, a significant centre for culture, arts, and industry in the region. Situated on the banks of the River Lagan, the city acts as a gateway to Northern Ireland's diverse landscapes and rich heritage.

Discover historical sites like the Titanic Belfast museum, the grand City Hall, and the lively Cathedral Quarter. Explore the impressive Ulster Museum or stroll through the Belfast Botanic Gardens, home to the Palm House, reflecting the city’s architectural and cultural depth.

Your journey to Belfast offers a chance to explore a city shaped by its shipbuilding past and its dynamic present. It presents opportunities to uncover local history, enjoy diverse culinary experiences, and immerse yourself in a unique cultural atmosphere.

When is the best time to fly to Belfast?

High Season

Belfast enjoys its high season from June to August, bringing warmer temperatures averaging around 17°C. The city buzzes with extended daylight hours, creating a lively atmosphere that spills onto the streets and along the Lagan River. You'll find outdoor dining areas full, parks like Botanic Gardens popular, and a general increase in social activities across the city. This season is marked by a lively energy, as both locals and visitors make the most of the pleasant weather.

Upon arrival, you'll notice Belfast feeling expansive and welcoming. Major events, such as the Belfast International Arts Festival and various music concerts, often run through these months, drawing larger crowds. The pace of life feels energetic, with many cultural institutions extending their hours. The high season defines Belfast as an active, outdoor-oriented city, making it a bustling time to explore its offerings.

Low Season

The low season, typically spanning from November to March, sees Belfast transform into a quieter, more intimate city. Temperatures drop significantly, averaging around 7°C, often accompanied by crisp air, rain, or even occasional light snow. The shorter daylight hours and cooler weather encourage a shift towards indoor activities and a cosier atmosphere across pubs, museums, and galleries. This period provides a different perspective of Belfast, focused on its indoor cultural scene and local community life.

When you land during the low season, Belfast feels more reflective and serene. The city lights illuminate historic architecture, creating a distinctive urban charm. While outdoor events are fewer, winter markets and seasonal celebrations, like the Christmas Market at Belfast City Hall, offer unique experiences. The low season reveals Belfast as a resilient city, where warmth is found in its hospitality, rich history, and the lively local scene, away from the summer crowds.

Belfast bucket list: Best activities & sights

Touch down in Belfast and feel the city's unique character immediately. Its rich history and evolving culture unfold around you, inviting exploration. Discover a destination where every corner tells a story, revealing its spirit to new arrivals.

Here are some of Belfast’s most distinctive attractions and experiences:

Titanic Belfast
Step into the birthplace of the RMS Titanic at this striking museum. It tells the ship's full story, from design and construction to its tragic maiden voyage, placing it within the context of Belfast's industrial heritage.

Crumlin Road Gaol
Explore a Victorian-era prison with over 150 years of history. Guided tours offer insight into its former inmates, living conditions, and the significant events that occurred within its walls.

Ulster Museum
Delve into Ireland’s past and present, from ancient artefacts to modern art. This museum houses diverse collections covering natural sciences, archaeology, and fine art, offering a comprehensive cultural journey.

St. George's Market
Experience the lively atmosphere of one of Belfast’s oldest markets. Browse local crafts, fresh produce, and street food while enjoying live music, a true taste of the city's community spirit.

Belfast Castle Estate
Visit this impressive castle situated on the slopes of Cavehill Country Park. It offers panoramic views across Belfast Lough and the city, providing a picturesque escape from the urban hustle.

Peace Walls and Murals
Take a Black Cab tour to see the famous Peace Walls and political murals. These powerful outdoor galleries reflect a significant part of Belfast's recent history and its path towards reconciliation.

Cathedral Quarter
Wander through Belfast’s cultural and creative hub. This historic area is filled with cobbled streets, lively street art, and an array of independent bars and restaurants housed in renovated Victorian buildings.

Secure your seat to Belfast today

To find the best flight deals to Belfast, consider booking in advance and staying flexible with your travel dates. For even more benefits on your journey, remember to explore eDreams Prime for exclusive member perks. We're here to help you discover Belfast with ease.

Frequently asked questions about flights to Belfast

How can I find cheap flights to Belfast on eDreams?

At eDreams you will find flights from 23$ to Belfast. Thanks to the combination of various technologies, machine learning algorithms and real user searches on our platform, you will be able to choose between the different options that best suit your needs when you have to fly to Belfast.

When's the best time to go to Belfast?

According to our customers' flight searches, the best time to fly to Belfast is March.

What are the cheapest airlines flying to Belfast?

Looking at the prices of our customers' bookings from US to Belfast, your best bet for cheap flights is:

Singapore Airlines: a one-way ticket costs on average $3,511.43: this has been calculated taking as a reference the average price of flights of Auckland to Belfast, which amounts to $3,410.65 and that of flights departing from Christchurch, whose average price is $3,712.99.
Fiji Airways: the average price of a one-way ticket is $3,584.06. The flight between Auckland and Belfast costs on average $3,514.38 and the ticket price from Christchurch round the $3,793.10.

Which airlines fly to Belfast?

Airlines flying direct from New Zeland to Belfast include:

London, with flights from London, Manchester and from Edinburgh, for example.
Ryanair UK also operates numerous flights, some of them originating from Birmingham, London and Newcastle.

Airlines with indirect flights to Belfast include:

Klm Royal Dutch Airlines, with flights from Auckland and Amsterdam, as well as from Vancouver.
Aer Lingus, with flights from Houston, TX, Los Angeles and also San Francisco.

What is the weather like in Belfast?

If you're looking for summer vibes, the best time to travel to Belfast is in July, August and June, when the average temperature reaches 18.97, while May, July and June are the 3 sunniest months of the year, with an average of 18.97 hours. However, if you prefer colder temperatures, make sure you visit Belfast during February, January or December to experience an average of 2.2. For those who don't care too much about temperatures, but want to avoid getting wet in the rain, it's important to avoid travelling during October, November and December, when the average precipitation in Belfast is 95.63, while the months of May, April and February are drier, with an average of 64.1.