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How long is the flight to Cork?

If you’re planning a trip to Cork, we at eDreams have looked into the most popular routes to help you plan ahead. From Auckland, the flight takes about 25h 35m; from Christchurch, around 26h 10m; and from Queenstown, roughly 29h 45m.

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How much does a flight to Cork cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from Auckland to Cork starting from $805, with an average price of $1,830. If you depart from other cities such as Christchurch, you can find tickets from $1,580, and from Queenstown starting from $1,603, according to data from the last 72 hours.

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The best time to fly to Cork

Cork enjoys a temperate climate, making it a year-round destination. However, the best time to visit depends on your preferences. Summer, from June to August, offers warm temperatures averaging around 14°C, ideal for outdoor activities. However, it is also the busiest time, so booking accommodation and attractions in advance is essential.

Low Season in Cork

The low season in Cork runs from December to February, with temperatures averaging around 8°C. While it may be colder, this period offers fewer crowds and more affordable accommodation. A great highlight during the low season is exploring the city's many cosy pubs and enjoying the festive atmosphere.

High Season in Cork

High season in Cork, from June to August, boasts the warmest weather, averaging 14°C. One highlight is visiting Blarney Castle, experiencing its history and enjoying the scenic grounds. Be aware that this is the busiest time to visit, so pre-booking is crucial.

What to do in Cork (Ireland)

Cork, Ireland's second-largest city, offers a unique blend of history, culture and natural beauty. From its vibrant city centre to its stunning coastline, there's something for everyone.

The best attractions to see in Cork

Blarney Castle: Kiss the Blarney Stone for good luck.
St. Fin Barre's Cathedral: Admire the stunning architecture of this iconic cathedral.
English Market: Indulge your senses in this historic food market.
Blackrock Castle Observatory: Discover the wonders of space and astronomy.
University College Cork: Explore the beautiful campus of one of Ireland's oldest universities.

Frequently asked questions about flights to Cork

How can I find cheap flights to Cork on eDreams?

At eDreams you will find flights from 22$ to Cork. 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 Cork.

Which airlines fly to Cork?

Airlines flying direct from New Zeland to Cork include:

Ryanair, with flights from Milan, Brussels and from Faro, for example.

Airlines with indirect flights to Cork include:

Klm Royal Dutch Airlines, which flies from Barcelona, Irakleion or Malta.
Air France, with flights from Biarritz and Pau, as well as from Cagliari.
British Airways, with flights from Perth, Aberdeen and also Amsterdam.

What is the weather like in Cork?

If you're looking for summer vibes, the best time to travel to Cork is in June, July and August, when the average temperature reaches 17.06 °C, while June, April and May are the 3 sunniest months of the year, with an average of 21.13 hours. However, if you prefer colder temperatures, make sure you visit Cork during March, January or February to experience an average of 3.46 °C. 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 May, June and July, when the average precipitation in Cork is 6.75 mm, while the months of January, February and March are drier, with an average of 0 mm.