Find the cheapest flights from London to Seville in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: London (LHR) → Seville (SVQ)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 3h 30m – 6h
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €310 | low |
| February | €320 | low |
| March | €340 | low |
| April | €380 | medium |
| May | €360 | medium |
| June | €420 | high |
| July | €490 | high |
| August | €520 | high |
| September | €380 | medium |
| October | €340 | medium |
| November | €300 | low |
| December | €360 | medium |
Airlines on This Route
- British Airways (direct): from €380 — BA offers the most reliable schedule from Heathrow; Book Executive Club redemption flights early as availability is limited
- easyJet (direct): from €290 — Best prices typically 4-6 weeks out; Gatwick departures often cheapest; book Tuesday afternoons for lowest fares
- Ryanair (direct): from €270 — Stansted flights are consistently cheapest; avoid peak season dates; check Ryanair’s Seville schedule as frequency varies seasonally
- Vueling (direct): from €300 — Good option from London City Airport; connects via Barcelona often; book directly on Vueling website for cheapest rates
- Iberia (connecting): from €350 — Best for connecting via Madrid; Iberia often runs promotions in shoulder seasons; allows stopover in Madrid at no extra cost
Booking Strategy
For London to Seville flights, book 4-8 weeks ahead for the best prices. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically €30-50 cheaper than weekend flights. January and November offer the lowest fares (€300-320), while August peaks at €500+. easyJet from Gatwick and Ryanair from Stansted consistently undercut British Airways by €80-150. Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ search to compare all carriers, then book directly with the airline to avoid third-party booking fees. Set price alerts for 6 weeks before your intended travel date — prices drop most significantly on Tuesday evenings as airlines adjust inventory. Avoid flying Friday evening or Sunday, which are peak times and can cost €100+ more than midweek departures.
Route Tips
- Heathrow Terminal 5 has the most frequent BA departures; allow 90 minutes for security and check-in during peak times
- Ryanair operates from Stansted Terminal 1 — check your terminal as the airport is undergoing renovations
- Seville Airport has limited food options; grab lunch before flying or head to the city for lunch
- UK citizens need only a passport (6 months validity) — no visa required for stays under 90 days
- TUI and Jet2 often package flights with hotels — compare package prices vs flight-only as bundles can be cheaper
- Seville city centre is walkable from Santa Justa train station if you take the train instead of flying
- Download the TUSSAM app for real-time bus information when navigating the city
- Book the first morning BA flight for the best chance of on-time arrival — afternoon storms in Seville are more common in autumn
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from London to Seville?
The direct flight from London to Seville takes approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. British Airways operates the most frequent direct services from Heathrow (2h 30m), while easyJet from Gatwick and Ryanair from Stansted also offer direct routes with similar flight times. If booking a connecting flight via Madrid (Iberia) or Barcelona (Vueling), expect a total journey time of 3h 30m to 6h depending on connection wait times. Morning departures (6am-10am) typically have the shortest connections.
How much does it cost to fly from London to Seville?
Return flights from London to Seville start from around €270-300 for budget carriers like Ryanair and easyJet in low season. The average price is approximately €350-400 for return tickets in shoulder months (March-May, September-October). Peak season (June-August) sees prices rise to €450-520 for return flights. Business class with British Airways or Iberia costs €800-1200 return. January and November offer the best value, with some budget fares under €280 return if booked well in advance.
Are there direct flights from London to Seville?
Yes, direct flights from London to Seville operate year-round. British Airways flies from Heathrow up to 4 times daily (2h 30m). easyJet operates daily services from Gatwick. Ryanair runs 2-3 weekly flights from Stansted (seasonal variation). Vueling connects London City and Gatwick via Barcelona but also offers some direct services. There are no direct flights from Luton or London Southend. All direct flights land at Seville Airport (SVQ), located 10km northeast of the city centre.
What is the cheapest month to fly from London to Seville?
January and November are the cheapest months to fly from London to Seville, with average return fares of €300-320. February is also affordable at around €320. These winter months see reduced tourist demand, and budget carriers offer their lowest annual prices. However, note that some seasonal routes (particularly Ryanair) have reduced frequency in November. The most expensive period is mid-July to late August, when prices peak at €500+ due to Spanish school holidays. Easter week also sees elevated prices.
Which airlines fly from London to Seville?
Five airlines operate direct flights: British Airways (Heathrow, premium service, 1 bag included), easyJet (Gatwick, budget with cabin bag), Ryanair (Stansted, very cheap but limited schedule), Vueling (London City/Gatwick, mixed direct/connecting), and Jet2 (seasonal from Stansted, leisure-focused). Connecting options include Iberia via Madrid and KLM/Air France via Amsterdam. Budget carriers offer the lowest prices but charge extra for checked luggage; BA and Iberia include checked bags in the ticket price.
What airport do I fly into in Seville?
You will fly into Seville Airport (SVQ), officially called Seville-San Pablo Airport, located 10km (6 miles) northeast of the city centre. The airport is relatively small with a single terminal. Transport to the city centre: Bus line EA (Especial Aeropuerto) runs every 30 minutes, takes 30-35 minutes, and costs €4.00. Taxis cost around €20-25 to Plaza Nueva or Santa Justa station. There is no train service directly to the airport. Car rental desks are available in the terminal.
How far in advance should I book London to Seville flights?
For London to Seville, book flights 4-8 weeks in advance for the best prices. Budget carriers (easyJet, Ryanair) typically release seats 6-9 months ahead, with the cheapest fares appearing 4-6 weeks before departure. Last-minute deals are rare on this popular route. If traveling in peak summer (July-August), book 8-12 weeks ahead as prices rise significantly closer to departure. Shoulder season travel allows more flexibility, with 4 weeks often sufficient for good deals.
Is it cheaper to fly from London to Seville on weekdays?
Yes, flying midweek from London to Seville is significantly cheaper. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically €30-60 cheaper than Friday or Sunday flights. Saturday departures fall in the middle. The cheapest day to fly is Tuesday, followed by Wednesday. The most expensive days are Friday evening (business travelers) and Sunday afternoon (returning weekenders). A Tuesday departure with Wednesday return can save €80-120 compared to a Friday-Sunday trip. Morning flights are generally cheaper than afternoon/evening services.
Data updated: 2026-03
