Cheap Flights from Dublin to Dubai

Travelers booking flights from Dublin to Dubai will be able to catch direct flights with Emirates, the flag carrier of Dubai. All flights from Dublin to Dubai will be arriving at Dubai International Airport which is the main airport serving the country.

* This information is correct as of July 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Dubai International Airport is Dubai’s primary airport located just 5 km from the city. The airport is made up of three passenger terminals, with all Emirates flights based at Terminal 3. Upon arriving at the airport you can access the local Dubai metro system directly or catch a bus to travel into the city. Alternatively, metered taxis can be found at all hours of the day and there are many international car rental companies on site if you need your own vehicle. The airport itself is known for its world-class facilities and amenities so you won’t be lacking in activities. There are designer and duty-free stores galore across the airport to keep yourself occupied, while you are spoilt for choice when it comes to dining with the many restaurants and eateries available. Other facilities provided at the airport include free Wi-Fi access, luxurious airport lounges and indoor gardens.

Airport Information - Departing

Dublin Airport is the busiest airport in Ireland situated around 10 km from Dublin. The airport is made up of two passenger terminals, with Emirates flights based at Terminal 2. There are public bus routes from Dublin running to the airport if you don’t plan on taking a taxi or driving. You find everything you would need at the airport for a pleasant experience including several restaurants, cafés and pubs serving up meals and drinks. Additionally, there are plenty of retail and fashion stores to explore alongside duty-free shopping. You will be able to connect to the airport’s free Wi-Fi network to get online while you wait for your flight.

What to Expect in Dubai

Check out the top hotels in Dubai to make the most of your visit. The weather is far hotter than Dublin across the year especially so in the summer when average highs exceed 40 degrees. As an Irish national traveling to the UAE you will be able to get a visa upon arrival which permits stays of up to 30 days. The city of Dubai is served by a metro network and by buses which makes it easy to get around. Remember to put your clocks forward by three hours to get on local time in the UAE, while the currency you will need in the country is the United Arab Emirates dirham. Find out the best things to do as well as great tips for what you can do at night and what you can do in Dubai for free.