Cheap Flights from London to Amsterdam Schiphol

The primary international gateway into Amsterdam is Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. There are five airlines flying from London to Amsterdam - British Airways, easyJet, Flybe, KLM and Level.

* This information is correct as of July 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is a single-terminal airport separated into three departure halls which you can easily travel between. At the airport you will find a large range of amenities and facilities to ensure your stay is pleasant. As well as many leading fashion, designer and retail stores, you can also find duty-free shopping and many different places to eat and drink. Once you have landed at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport you can travel into the center of Amsterdam in less than 20 minutes by train or use the many public buses available. There are also plenty of car rental companies at Schiphol.

Airport Information - Departing

London Heathrow Airport is the main airport in London and also Europe’s busiest airport. At the airport you will find a large variety of amenities and facilities whether it’s duty-free shopping or restaurants, cafes and bars to relax in before flying out. Getting to the airport from central London can be achieved in only 15 minutes with the Heathrow Express, although many other public transport networks including rail, bus and London Underground are available.

London Gatwick Airport offers a similar range of amenities to ensure you won’t be short on things to do or places to eat and drink. Getting from London to Gatwick Airport is possible in around 30 minutes on the Gatwick Express from London Victoria Station.

London Stansted Airport is made up of a single terminal and is London’s third busiest airport. The Stansted Express train can take you to the airport from central London and there are also bus services available. The airport provides ample services and facilities so you’ll find plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes to choose from.

London City Airport is a small airport located centrally in London so it isn’t far to travel to if you are coming from central London. The airport offers a small range of facilities but you’ll find everything you would need.

London Luton Airport is comprised of a single passenger terminal and is situated around 45 km from London. Getting to London Luton Airport is best achieved by rail from London St Pancras International which gets to Luton Airport Parkway, where you will then need to hop on a free shuttle bus to reach the airport. You can also get to London Southend Airport by train from London Liverpool Street with the journey taking roughly one hour.

What to Expect in Amsterdam

Find ratings and booking information for the best hotels in Amsterdam for every budget. The weather in Amsterdam is typical of a European city with warm summer and cold winters so be sure to pack appropriately. Amsterdam is part of the Schengen Area so UK nationals will not need to obtain a visa in order to enter the country. Remember that in Amsterdam the currency used is the Euro so make sure you change up your money before traveling. Read our guide to the best things to see and do in Amsterdam to make the most of your trip.