Cheapest Places to fly from Dubai

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Cheapest Places to fly from Dubai

Dubai is the capital of the Emirate of Dubai. It is the most populated city in the United Arab Emirates. It is famous for its innovative, ultramodern architecture, towering skyscrapers, luxury resorts, and shopping scenes.

The city is served by the Dubai International Airport, which is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world.

Several carriers operate domestic, regional, and international flights from here. Emirates Airlines is the largest. FlyDubai is one of the low-cost carriers servicing the airport.

Whether you’re on a budget or are willing to break the bank, there are fantastic flight deals to splendid destinations for everyone.

Sites such as Kayak, UnplublishedFlight, and LadyBug compare prices and you can land your best deal.

 Prices change so it’s advisable to always confirm before booking. We have compiled for you several cheap yet worthy flights from Dubai anytime you want to travel at a low cost.

1. Tbilisi

Tbilisi at night by Mostafa Meraji from Pixabay

Tbilisi is Georgia’s capital, a 3-hour nonstop flight from Dubai. It is a typical Gothic old town scene endowed with cobblestone streets, colored houses, and centuries-old cathedrals. The city still offers a blend of the old and new, and its food scene is as rich as can be.

You’ll find both contemporary and traditional restaurants to suit your flavor. Tbilisi has a thriving restaurant and bar scene, and what’s more? Great local wine! Visit the Kakheti wine region for wine-tasting while on a day tour through the city’s breathtaking sights.

 The Georgian National Museum showcases the history of the city. Make your way to the Museum of Illusions if you’re up for some mind-challenging games and fun. The 4^th century Narikal Fortress is a wonderful visit back in time.

Company: FlyDubai, Pegasus Airlines, Azerbaijan, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways

Price: € 215 to € 295

Duration: 3hr 25 min

2. Cairo

View of Cairo from Cairo Tower. Photo by Andrew. Wikimedia Commons.

This ancient city and capital of Egypt is one of the biggest in the Arab World. Set on the banks of the majestic River Nile, Cairo flows with rich Egyptian history and culture.

 It is home to the famous Giza Pyramid Complex, which has one of the 7 wonders of the world; the Great Pyramid of King Khufu.

The beautiful Tahrir Square is located right at the heart of the city. Take a stroll through Cairo’s delights, including the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities. It houses the largest collection including finds from the tomb of Tutankhamun.

Cairo is endowed with Islamic architecture with hundreds of mosques, madrasas, and tombs. Capture the city views from the grand Cairo Tower which has a revolving restaurant!

Company: Egyptair, Royal Jordanian, Qatar Airways, Gulf Air

Price: € 144 to € 196

Duration: 3hr 40 min

3. Baku

Maiden Tower, Baku by maksym niezhentsev from Pixabay

Baku is an old historic city, commercial hub, and capital of Azerbaijan. It’s lined up with mosques, remains of historic buildings, and narrow alleys.

Top of Baku’s astounding landmarks is the grand 15^th-century Palace of the Shirvanshahs, and the iconic Maiden Tower. The two are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

There are a variety of things to do in Baku. The vibrant city hosts many art and cultural activities all year. You can also enjoy a walk through the scenic Baku Boulevard, or a tour through Baku Old Town.

Rock-art lovers will enjoy the Rocks of Gabustan, located several kilometers south of the city. It has over 60, 000 carvings with depictions of life through Baku’s civilizations.

Company: Azerbaijan Airlines, FlyDubai, Emirates, Air Arabia

Price: € 215 to € 297

Duration: 2 hr 55 min

4. Colombo

Colombo by Kanishka Ranasinghe from Pixabay

Colombo is the amazing gateway to Sri Lanka. A seaside city with a laid-back vibe, Colombo is the perfect getaway from the hustle of a busy city.

It is the capital of Sri Lanka and the largest by population. Its stunning beaches are a definite visit. Hop onto a train ride to Mt. Lavinia beach, its most popular one.

The city also prides itself on magnificent temples with intricate designs. The 19^th-century Gangaramay Temple is one of these, swamped with orange-robed monks.

Colombo’s historical buildings include the Old Dutch Hospital, which has been converted into a shopping and dining area.

Nothing beats great-tasting tea on a cold morning, and this city is home to the famed Ceylon tea. Take a tea-tasting tour through the city if you’re a fan of tea flavors.

Company: Turkish Airlines, Gulf Air, Emirates, Etihad Airways

Price: € 187 to € 215

Duration: 4 hr 25 min

5. Istanbul

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul. Photo by Rabe! Wikimedia Commons.

Istanbul is a fusion of cultures, and its diverse neighborhoods are enough proof. From the Sultanahmet district, the Roman era Hippodrome, and the Egyptian Obelisks, the different cultural influences imprinted on this city over the many centuries are evident. The Dolmabhce Palace ruins still stand, built in the 19^th century of the Ottoman Empire.

 Located on both sides of the Bosphorus strait, Istanbul bridges Asia and Europe, both physically and culturally.

Istanbul has amazing landmarks including the impressive 6^th-century soaring dome of the Hagia Sophia. Enjoy a cruise on the blue waters of Bosphorus Strait and take in the city views.

Company: Turkish Airlines, FlyDubai, Pegasus Airlines, Emirates

Price: € 170 to € 198

Duration: 4 hr 45 min

6. Nairobi

Image by Monika from Pixabay

Nairobi is the capital of Kenya, and one of the fastest developing modern cities in Africa. It’s the ‘city under the sun’, with great warm weather and a bustling hype population. 

Considered the safari capital of Africa, it is home to the Nairobi National Park. Take a wildlife tour around and enjoy the sights of buffalos, zebras and rhinos, just to mention a few.

When night sets in, its Westlands district transforms into an epic nightlife scene, with classic bars and clubs packed with energetic crowds.

Savor traditional Kenyan delicacies and international cuisine alike in its top restaurants.  If you’re a sucker for street food, the city’s scene is equally tantalizing. Street boiled eggs with kachumbari (raw chopped onions, pepper, and tomatoes) will leave you yearning for more.

Company: Kenya Airways, Qatar,  Egyptair, Ethiopian Airlines, Air Arabia, Emirates

Price: € 215 to € 326

Duration: 5hr 15 min

7. Belgrade

Belgrade is the capital of Serbia, and one of the oldest cities in Europe. One of its top historic buildings is the ancient fortress of Beogradska Tvrdava. It houses several museums.

It is located at the mouth of the River Danube and Sava. Popularly known for its lively and epic nightlife, the city has been termed ‘the city that never sleeps.

It is home to many classic clubs and night bars. There are ‘floating clubs’ on its rivers, which are converted riverboats.

Its beaches are equally perfect for a relaxing stay. Savor Serbian traditional dishes in any of the many restaurants around the city.

Company: FlyDubai, Oman Air, Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways

Price: € 317 to € 450

Duration: 5 h 55 min

8. Sofia

Boyana Church, Sofia. Photo by Jerzy Kociatkiewicz. Wikimedia Commons.

Sofia is the capital of the Republic of Bulgaria. This medieval city lies at the foot of Vitosha, a popular ski mountain. It is one of the oldest in Europe, with its ruins and history spanning hundreds of centuries.

The medieval Boyana Church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses real-life paintings. Sports lovers will enjoy skiing and snowboarding on the scenic Vitosha Mountain.

Company: Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Air Arabia, Aegean Airlines

Price: € 265 to € 320

Duration: 6 h 10 min

9. Agadir

Agadir is the most visited coastal city in southern Morocco and for good reason. Its palm-lined boulevards and splendid beaches offer an exotic resort feel, making it a perfect holiday destination for many.

The city has so much to offer! Sunbathe and watch the sunset on the beach, visit the 16^th-century Agadir Kasbah fortress ruins overlooking the Atlantic ocean and take in the beautiful city views, or just shop your afternoon away in the city’s lively and colorful souks (marketplaces).

The Souk El Had d’Agadir is one of the largest in Morocco. Enjoy tasty Moroccan food including seafood and tapas.

Company: Royal Air Maroc, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Gulf Air

Price: € 315 to € 400

Duration: 6h 30 min

10. Phuket

Phuket, Thailand. Photo by Bennypc. Wikimedia Commons.

Picture a lush, rainforested island endowed with wildlife and stunning beaches on the Andaman Sea. Phuket is the ultimate laid-back island holiday destination in Thailand.

Whether you thrive in the day or night, the city has something great for everyone. It has several high-end resorts and restaurants.

 Relax on the exotic beaches or go scuba diving by day. Take a wild safari tour in Khao Lak Park and Khao Sok National Park or revel at the Old Phuket Town’s ancient Chinese architecture.

Then dance the night away at Patong’s nightclubs, the main resort town on the island.

Company: Thai Airway International, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Oman Air

Price: € 370 to € 415

Duration: 6h 45 min