Compare Spain flights

There’s no shortage of options when it comes to flights to Spain – after all, this is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe, attracting everyone from backpackers to families. But Spain isn't just popular; it's big too.

There are airports up and down the country, and flight times and prices can vary considerably from route to route. Sitting in southwest Europe and bordering Portugal and France, the country offers beautiful golden beaches, a temperate climate, and world-class culture in city break favourites such as Barcelona and Madrid. It's a superb all-rounder.

Spain is hugely popular as a summer holiday destination, meaning that there’s a great deal of seasonal variation when it comes to flight prices – the most expensive time being the school holidays during July and August. However, Spain’s popularity means it is well served by budget airlines, with low-cost carriers including easyJet, Iberia Express, and Norwegian.

If you’re just popping over for a quick weekend mini-break, you might be able to save money on baggage fees by travelling light and packing everything you need in your hand luggage. Spain’s temperate year-round climate means it’s also an attractive option in the winter, when flights are cheaper.

Due to Spain's size, flight times vary a lot depending on your route. There are representative times in the table below. The most popular destinations in Spain will be served by direct flights from the UK, which vary in length from around 2 hours to around 2 hours 50 minutes. You can fly direct to many popular destinations in Spain from London and from other major UK cities, such as Manchester, Newcastle and Birmingham.

For once, the cliché is true: Spain really does have something for everyone, which partly explains its eternal popularity with holidaymakers. If it’s a cultural city break you’re after, a good place to begin is the capital, Madrid. Here you’ll find the Golden Triangle of world-class art museums – the Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen – alongside superb cuisine and buzzing nightlife. Visit our Madrid holidays page for flight and hotel packages.

Alternatively, if it’s sun, sea and sand that you’re looking for, consider one of Spain’s coastal cities. Benidorm has long been a favourite for all-inclusive resort fun, while Barcelona offers a great combination of beach and culture. Further south, cinematic landscapes of Andalusia make it perfect for a road trip. Hiring a car is a fantastic way to explore the region at your own pace, taking in some incredible Moorish architecture along the way.