Cheap Flights from Dubai to Barcelona

Travelers looking to journey from Dubai to Barcelona will be able to fly directly with Emirates, the flag carrier of Dubai. All flights to Barcelona will leave out of Dubai International Airport, the country’s main airport.

* This information is correct as of May 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Barcelona-El Prat Airport is the second busiest airport in Spain and consists of two passenger terminals. When you have touched down at the airport there are plenty of ways to travel into the city including public transport. You can catch the local metro system or go by bus and train, while taxis are also readily available outside of both terminals. Alternatively, leading car rental companies can also be found at the airport if you need your own vehicle. The airport offers a plentiful selection of services and facilities to keep travelers happy. You can explore the large duty-free shopping areas or visit some of the retail and designer stores, while hungry travelers can choose from a variety of restaurants, bars and cafés. You can also benefit from free Wi-Fi connectivity during your stay or wait in one of the luxurious airport lounges.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is the main airport in Dubai and is made up of three passenger terminals. Travelers catching flights with Emirates will need to travel to Terminal 3, the home of all Emirates flights. You can reach Terminal 3 directly on the Dubai Metro if you don’t want to take a taxi or drive yourself. At Terminal 3 you can look forward to a fantastic array of amenities to meet all of your needs. Along with duty-free, retail and designer stores, the airport boasts many different restaurants, fast food chains and cafés. Other services available at the airport include rest zones with sleeping pods, free Wi-Fi connectivity, several airport lounges and even indoor gardens.

What to Expect in Barcelona

There are a wide variety of hotels in Barcelona so you're sure to find something that suits your needs. In Barcelona it doesn’t get as scorching hot as Dubai but still sees excellent weather during the summer with average highs of around 29 degrees. Winters in the city are usually quite mild but you might need something warm for the evenings. As Spain is a part of the Schengen Area, UAE nationals traveling to the country don't need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. Like many other nations within the EU, Spain has adopted the euro as its currency. Despite its reputation as an elite global city, prices in Barcelona are in fact cheaper than those in Dubai. Don't miss our guide to the top 10 things to do in Barcelona.