London to Seville is a short, well-served hop to Andalusia — a competitive route where several airlines fly non-stop in under three hours, so fares stay low if you book at the right time. This guide covers who flies it, what a fair return fare looks like in pounds, and when to book for the best price.
Route: London (LGW / LHR / STN / LTN) → Seville (SVQ)
Distance: approximately 1,750 km (1,090 miles)
Non-stop flight time: about 2h 50m
Direct flights: Yes — British Airways, easyJet and Vueling fly non-stop from Gatwick (Vueling also from Heathrow), with Ryanair from Stansted and Wizz Air from Luton. Direct is almost always the cheapest and quickest option.
Fares from London to Seville (GBP)
Seville is a year-round short break, but fares track the Andalusian calendar. Spring — especially Semana Santa (Holy Week) and the April Feria — and the pleasant autumn weeks are the priciest; the quieter winter and the very hot high summer are the cheapest. The figures below are typical economy return fares in pounds; the lowest come from the budget carriers booked early.
| Month | Typical return (economy) | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | £45 – £110 | low |
| February | £50 – £120 | low-medium |
| March | £70 – £150 | medium (Semana Santa) |
| April | £80 – £170 | high (Feria) |
| May | £70 – £150 | medium-high |
| June | £60 – £130 | medium |
| July | £55 – £120 | low-medium (very hot) |
| August | £55 – £120 | low-medium (very hot) |
| September | £65 – £140 | medium |
| October | £70 – £150 | medium-high |
| November | £50 – £120 | low |
| December | £60 – £150 | medium (holidays) |
Reference points from our own deal tracking: a genuinely good return lands around £30–£50, and a typical fair price is roughly £100–£155. One-way fares often start near £15–£30 when booked ahead; anything under about £70 return is worth booking quickly.
Airlines on this route
Non-stop (about 2h 50m — almost always the cheapest):
- British Airways — non-stop from Gatwick, a good full-service option with a checked bag on higher fares.
- easyJet — non-stop from Gatwick, frequent and usually keenly priced.
- Vueling — non-stop from Gatwick and Heathrow, the Spanish carrier with wide availability.
- Ryanair from Stansted (and Luton) and Wizz Air from Luton — the lowest headline fares, cabin-bag only unless you add extras.
One-stop (rarely worth it on this route):
- Iberia via Madrid and other carriers via Barcelona or Amsterdam — only useful for a specific schedule, a connection or airline loyalty, as they cost more and take far longer.
With so many non-stops competing, direct is nearly always both the cheapest and the fastest way to Seville. Only look at a connection if the timings suit you better or you’re collecting miles.
When to book & how to save
- Book 4–10 weeks ahead for the best short-haul fares; the cheapest budget seats sell first and prices climb close to departure.
- Avoid Semana Santa and the April Feria if you want the lowest fares — they’re spectacular but the busiest and priciest weeks.
- Consider high summer (July–August) for cheap flights — Seville is very hot then, which keeps fares down for those who don’t mind the heat.
- Watch the bags: the cheapest Ryanair, Wizz Air and easyJet fares are cabin-bag only, so add the checked-bag cost before comparing with British Airways.
- Be flexible on London airport — Gatwick has the most choice, but a Stansted or Luton departure is often a few pounds cheaper.
Arriving in Seville
All flights land at Seville Airport (SVQ), about 10 km northeast of the centre. There’s no train, but the EA airport bus runs to the city centre in around 30–40 minutes for a couple of pounds, stopping near the main sights and Santa Justa station. A taxi to the centre is a fixed-tariff fare of roughly £20–£25 (a little more at night and on holidays). The airport is small and easy, so transfers are quick either way.
Frequently asked questions
Are there direct flights from London to Seville?
Yes — plenty. British Airways, easyJet and Vueling fly non-stop from Gatwick (Vueling also from Heathrow), while Ryanair flies from Stansted and Luton and Wizz Air from Luton. Direct is almost always cheaper and quicker than connecting.
How long is the flight from London to Seville?
The non-stop flight takes about 2 hours 50 minutes. A connecting itinerary via Madrid, Barcelona or Amsterdam can take 5 to 8 hours in total, so it’s rarely worth it unless the schedule suits you.
How much does it cost to fly from London to Seville?
A typical economy return runs about £45–£170 depending on the season. Good deals dip to around £30–£50 in the quieter months, while spring (Semana Santa and the Feria) and autumn sit toward the top of that range.
What is the cheapest month to fly from London to Seville?
January, November and high summer are usually the cheapest, with returns from around £45. Avoid Holy Week and the April Feria, which are the busiest and most expensive times to visit.
Which airlines fly from London to Seville?
Non-stop: British Airways, easyJet and Vueling from Gatwick (Vueling also Heathrow), plus Ryanair from Stansted and Luton and Wizz Air from Luton. Connections via Madrid or Barcelona exist but cost more and take longer.
Which airport do I fly into in Seville?
You arrive at Seville Airport (SVQ), the city’s only airport, about 10 km northeast of the centre. It’s a small, single-terminal airport, and the airport bus or a fixed-fare taxi reaches the old town in around half an hour.
How far in advance should I book London to Seville flights?
Aim to book 4 to 10 weeks ahead. Short-haul fares to Seville are cheapest early and rise as the plane fills, particularly around spring festivals and autumn weekends, so booking in advance usually saves money.
Is it cheaper to fly on weekdays?
Often, yes — midweek departures (Tuesday to Thursday) tend to price below Friday–Sunday, and a weekday return can save £20–£50. Flying out early or late in the day, and being flexible by a day or two, is one of the easiest ways to cut the fare.
Fare guidance based on aifly.one deal tracking and current airline schedules; last reviewed July 2026. Indicative economy returns — always check the live fare before booking.
