Cheap flights from Dubai to Accra

In Accra the main airport serving the city is Kotoka International Airport situated just outside the city center. If you are making the journey from Dubai to Accra you are able to catch flights with Emirates, the only airline flying on this route (Emirates baggage allowance information). Be advised that all flights to Accra depart from Dubai International Airport (DXB), not to be confused with the newer Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC).

* This information is correct as of May 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Kotoka International Airport is home to three passenger terminals which includes the new Terminal 3 after it opened up in 2018. Once you have landed at the airport the most reliable way to get to your destination is by taxi, and as the airport is only a short distance from the city you don’t have a long trip on your hands. Numerous car rental agencies are also available. While you are at the airport all of the amenities and facilities you would need are available. As well as duty-free shopping and a few basic stores, there are a number of eateries and cafes to grab a bite to eat. You can also access the internet with Wi-Fi available for a fee or spend your time waiting in a comfortable airport lounge.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is the main airport in Dubai comprised of three passenger terminals, with Terminal 3 the base of all Emirates flights. You can travel directly to Terminal 3 on the Dubai Metro, while ample parking is available for those who will be driving. During your time at the airport you can enjoy a spectacular range of amenities with everything from world-class shops and restaurants to indoor gardens and sleeping pods available. The airport also provides complimentary Wi-Fi so you can keep up to date with friends and colleagues.

What to Expect in Accra

There are plenty of hotels in Accra catering for every budget. The climate in Accra is warm all year round, with the coolest period of the year falling between June and September. Be advised that the city experiences a rainy season beginning in May and ending in early July. While most African nationals can enter Ghana without a visa or acquire one upon arrival, nationals from other countries including the UAE will first have to get a visa before traveling. In Accra you can expect prices to generally be a lot cheaper compared to Dubai so you should find your budget goes a long way.