£228+ Cheap flights to Alexandria

Before you book your Alexandria flight, be aware of the dates of Ramadan, the Muslim high holiday. This month of fasting falls at a different time each year.  Peak Season:  Flights to Alexandria fill up fast from late autumn through the end of winter, when European and North American tourists are fleeing the frigid weather for more comfortable temperatures on the North African coast. November through the end of February are the busiest times of year for booking Alexandria flights, to make your reservations months in advance if you’re planning on joining the throngs of tourists flocking to the area.  Off-peak Season:  Cheap flights to Alexandria are plentiful in the summertime due to the extreme heat settling along Egypt’s Mediterranean shoreline between May and September. Try booking your flight in early autumn: The summer heat dissipates in the beginning of September, making for pleasant, sunny conditions without the crowds of Cairo-natives who tend to fill up the resorts and hotels in Alexandria in the month of August.

Though the ancient ruins of the Library of Alexandria have long since decayed, the impressive, UNESCO-orchestrated construction of a new Library of Alexandria in its place is a site not to be missed. The library was inaugurated in 2002, and its facilities include the shelf space for over 8 million books, three museums, four galleries and a planetarium, making the Library of Alexandria a great indoor activity for a rainy day.  History buffs have been booking flights to Alexandria for years due to the city’s reputation as a treasure trove of antiquities, so make sure you check out one of Alexandria’s many museums during your stay. The Alexandria National Museum, Antiquities Museum and Graeco-Roman Museum all chronicle the illustrious past of the city with their informative, engaging exhibitions and are all located in the downtown area.  The Catacombs of Kom as Shuqqafa are one of the most visited sites in Egypt and are considered to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Medieval World. The catacombs make up the largest roman burial ground in Egypt, and the tombs and passages are open for visiting today. Plan a day to explore the Catacombs as well as Pompey’s Pillar, a massive granite pillar looming over the remains of Rhakotis, the original township that eventually would grow into modern day Alexandria.  When it comes to nightlife in Alexandria, keep in mind that Alexandria is a predominantly Muslim city and that Muslim norms forbid imbibing in alcohol: Most of the larger nightclubs and discotheques have bars, but don’t be surprised if you see beer or wine omitted from the menu. With that said, party animals booking flights to Alexandria won’t be disappointed, as the city boasts some of the best nightclubs, dance halls and performance venues in Egypt.

Alexandria Borg El Arab (HBE), located 23.4 mi from the city center, is the airport you fly into when you book flights to Alexandria.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Alexandria on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Pegasus Airlines is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Alexandria.

Alexandria Borg El Arab is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Alexandria. One-way flights to Alexandria Borg El Arab typically cost £34, while return flights cost around £221.

A return flight to Alexandria will typically cost around £302, however they can be found for as little as £279.

For those looking to save time traveling to Alexandria, London offers the quickest one-way flight (7 hours 20 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Alexandria Borg El Arab can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Alexandria Borg El Arab has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. مارسيليا بيتش ١ شاليه is the closest property to Alexandria Borg El Arab (1.0 mi away from Alexandria Borg El Arab).