Cheap Flights from London Gatwick to Dublin

Dublin Airport is the main international gateway into Dublin, the capital of Ireland. The airport is located just 10km from the city center and serves around 28 million travelers a year. There are two flights from London Gatwick Airport to Dublin - Aer Lingus and Ryanair, while there are also many other carriers flying from other airports in London to Dublin.

* This information is correct as of June 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Dublin Airport has two passenger terminals - the oldest terminal is Terminal 1 which has recently benefited from renovation work, while the newer Terminal 2 opened in 2010. The airport is home to a decent range of shops offering everything from duty free goods to retail and fashion brands, while you can choose from one of many different spots to eat and drink including restaurants, bars and cafes. The easiest way to reach Dublin from the airport is on one of the many bus routes that run to and from the city, or you can opt for a direct route to your destination by catching a taxi outside either terminal.

Airport Information - Departing

London Gatwick is the second busiest airport in London handling over 43 million travelers per year. The airport consists of two passenger terminals, the South Terminal and North Terminal, which are over 1km apart but connected by a 24 hour shuttle which only takes 2 minutes. You won’t be lacking in choices when it comes to finding places to eat and drink as the airport is home to an eclectic collection of restaurants, cafes and eateries, while you can also browse through a wide array of shops including duty free stores while waiting for your flight. Getting to the airport from central London is quickest on the Gatwick Express from London Victoria which only takes 30 minutes, although there are also many bus routes going to the airport from London and trains do stop there as well.

What to Expect in Dublin

In Dublin the summers are fairly mild and the winters get cold so be sure to pack appropriately. UK and EU nationals will not need a visa in order to travel to Dublin, while UAE nationals are able to enter as part of the Visa Waiver Program. Dublin benefits from an extensive public transport system which includes trains, trams and buses, so you can get around the city and explore with ease. Check out the top hotels in Dublin to make the most of your trip.