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Flights to Faro

Faro is a municipality in the southern region of Portugal. It is generally warm throughout the year and the city's proximity to the coastline makes it a tourist hub. There are direct cheap flights to Faro from countries such as the United Kingdom and Spain for travelers who want want to chase the sun.

Which is the main airport in Faro?

The main airport in Faro is the Algarve International Airport which has about 45 airlines serving it and is considered to be the third busiest airport in Portugal. Cheap flights to Faro are available courtesy of the numerous low-cost airlines that operate on this route.

Which airlines offer flights to Faro?

With 45 airlines operating to and from Faro, passengers have access to a range of fares to suit all budgets. Operators include EasyJet, Ryanair, Aerlingus, Monarch, and TAP Airlines all of which fly direct. Other airlines that fly this route but make indirect flights include Luxair and Iberia Airlines.

Why travel by plane to Faro?

Faro is located in the South of Portugal and the only routes to get there are either via a ship or ferry on the Atlantic Sea or by road via Spain. Traveling by road means covering thousands of miles and passing through numerous spot checks. Plus there are other impromptu stops such as refueling. These inconveniences can be avoided by using an airplane. Onboard services allow passengers to travel in comfort, without the stress of driving, arriving at their destination relaxed and ready to enjoy their vacation.

Before you travel to Faro by plane - good to know!

Planning for accommodation and transport before arriving in the city is always a good idea. The railway system in the city is not connected to the airport, and any passengers arriving have to use the bus service or taxis for onward travel. Only a single bus is available and it is necessary to catch another bus to further Algarve towns from Faro city center. From there, it is much easier using a train which is linked with the other towns from the railway station.

In the city, there are well-preserved historical centers and monuments. For instance, the Cathedral of Faro was constructed in the early 13th century, encompassing gothic style architecture. The Rio Formosa lagoon is a system of six barrier islands close to the shoreline that both nature lovers and scientific minds can enjoy. While those wishing to relax can take advantage of the numerous cafes and stalls that dot the expansive coastline, where travelers can sample some of the local cuisine.