Cheap Flights from Sao Paulo to Dublin

Dublin Airport is located just 10 km outside of the city center of Dublin and ranks as the busiest airport in Ireland. Travelers looking to fly from Sao Paulo to Dublin will not be able to make the journey without a stopover as no carriers offer direct flights, although there are plenty of stopover options available including London Heathrow Airport. If you are looking for flights with a single stopover then your airport of departure will be Guarulhos International Airport, the primary international airport in Sao Paulo.

* This information is correct as of September 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Dublin Airport is comprised of two terminal buildings and provides travelers with everything you would need. Once your flight has touched down at the airport you can use public transport to travel into central Dublin, although the trip is short enough that many will find a taxi journey affordable. Renting a car in Dublin is also an option. The airport is home to a wide collection of retail shops alongside duty-free shopping, while there are plenty of cafés, restaurants and pubs to spend your time in. Additional amenities available at the airport include rest zones with sleeping pods to catch up on some sleep as well as free Wi-Fi.

Airport Information - Departing

Guarulhos International Airport is Sao Paulo’s busiest airport comprised of three passenger terminals. Located roughly 40 km outside of the city, the airport offers everything you would need so you won’t be bored while waiting for your flight. Getting to the airport is possible by public transport with bus and metro services available so you don’t have to splash out on a taxi. During your time at the airport there are plenty of shops to browse through including extensive duty-free shopping, while hungry travelers will find a decent choice of cafés and restaurants available. Additional amenities available at the airport include complimentary Wi-Fi for up to one hour as well as a number of airport lounges.

What to Expect in Dublin

In Dublin the weather is going to be a lot cooler compared to what you are used to in Sao Paulo, especially over the winter when temperatures drop rapidly. Brazilian nationals are able to travel to Ireland without requiring a visa, while those from the UAE can enter as part of the Visa Waiver Programme by submitting an application before traveling. There are a wide variety of great hotels in Dublin so you're sure to find something that suits your needs.