Find the cheapest flights from London to Tallinn in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: London (STN) → Tallinn (TLL)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 4h 30m – 7h with 1 stop
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €85 | low |
| February | €72 | low |
| March | €95 | medium |
| April | €110 | medium |
| May | €125 | medium |
| June | €165 | high |
| July | €195 | high |
| August | €210 | high |
| September | €145 | medium |
| October | €105 | medium |
| November | €78 | low |
| December | €155 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Ryanair (direct): from €45 — Book 6-8 weeks ahead for best prices. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are cheapest. Use Ryanair’s website directly to avoid booking fees.
- Wizz Air (direct): from €55 — Check Wizz Air’s London Luton (LTN) flights as alternative to Stansted. Prices fluctuate significantly – set price alerts.
- airBaltic (connecting): from €130 — Often has sales with prices under €100. Riga connection is efficient with short layover times. Best for combining Baltic travel.
- Finnair (connecting): from €160 — Helsinki connection works well if you want to break up journey. Finnair often has good connection times. Book via Finnair.com for loyalty points.
- Lufthansa (connecting): from €175 — Best for those wanting German railway connections onward. Miles & More members earn status credits. Frankfurt hub typically has shorter connections.
Booking Strategy
For London to Tallinn, book direct flights 6-8 weeks ahead for optimal pricing. Ryanair and Wizz Air offer the cheapest deals, often under €50 one-way when booked early. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are consistently the cheapest days to fly, with savings of 20-30% compared to weekends. Use Skyscanner or Google Flights to compare all airlines, then book directly with the carrier for the best customer service if issues arise. For connecting flights, airBaltic via Riga offers the best balance of price and convenience. Avoid peak season (June-August) if budget is a concern – you’ll pay 2-3x more. January and February offer the lowest prices, though daylight hours are limited. Consider flying into Stansted (STN) for Ryanair, or check Luton (LTN) for Wizz Air options.
Route Tips
- Ryanair flies from London Stansted (STN) – use the Stansted Express from Liverpool Street (around £25) or park in Terminal 1 car park for cheaper rates if driving.
- Estonia is part of the Schengen Area – UK citizens need a passport (not visa) and can stay up to 90 days. Check Brexit entry requirements before traveling.
- Tallinn Airport has excellent free WiFi and a small but decent selection of shops and cafes. ATM machines are available in arrivals.
- For budget savings, consider flying into Helsinki and taking the 2-hour ferry to Tallinn – often cheaper and a unique experience across the Baltic Sea.
- Bolt (Estonian rideshare app) is cheaper than taxis in Tallinn. Download before arrival. Alternatively, rent a scooter via Bolt for €5-10 to explore the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from London to Tallinn?
Direct flights from London Stansted (STN) to Tallinn (TLL) take approximately 2 hours and 35 minutes. Ryanair operates this route 4-5 times weekly. If flying with a connection via Helsinki (Finnair), Riga (airBaltic), or Frankfurt (Lufthansa), expect a total journey time between 4h 30m and 7h depending on layover duration. The shortest connecting route is typically airBaltic via Riga with layovers around 1-2 hours.
How much does it cost to fly from London to Tallinn?
Direct flights with Ryanair can be as low as €25-45 one-way when booked well in advance. Return tickets typically range from €60-120 for budget carriers. Full-service airlines like Finnair or Lufthansa with connections cost €150-250 return. During peak summer (June-August), expect to pay €150+ for budget flights. The cheapest period is January through March, with average prices around €80-100 return.
Are there direct flights from London to Tallinn?
Yes, direct flights are available from London Stansted (STN) operated by Ryanair. Flights typically run 4-5 times per week, though frequency varies by season. Wizz Air also offers direct services from London Luton (LTN). There is no direct service from Heathrow or Gatwick – these require connections. Budget carriers offer the only non-stop options between London and Tallinn.
What is the cheapest month to fly from London to Tallinn?
February is typically the cheapest month, with average return prices around €72. January and November are also excellent value at €85 and €78 respectively. These winter months offer the lowest demand and best deals, though you’ll have fewer daylight hours in Estonia. The most expensive period is summer, with August averaging €210 return – nearly three times the winter rate.
Which airlines fly from London to Tallinn?
Ryanair operates direct flights from London Stansted, offering the lowest prices (from €25 one-way). Wizz Air flies direct from London Luton. For connecting options, airBaltic via Riga is popular and affordable (from €100 return), while Finnair via Helsinki and Lufthansa via Frankfurt offer more comfortable full-service experiences. SAS also operates routes via Copenhagen. Budget carriers have stricter baggage policies – factor this into your decision.
What airport do I fly into in Tallinn?
You will fly into Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport (TLL), located just 2.5km southeast of the city centre. The city centre is a 5-10 minute taxi ride (€10-15) or take Bus 2 or 15 to the Viru Bus Station (€2, 15 minutes). The express bus 90 goes to the city centre every 30 minutes. Uber and Bolt are available and typically cost €8-12 to the Old Town area. Free WiFi is available at the airport.
How far in advance should I book London to Tallinn flights?
For budget carriers (Ryanair, Wizz Air), book 6-8 weeks ahead for the best prices. Last-minute deals are rare on this route. For full-service airlines, booking 8-12 weeks ahead typically yields the best fares. Prices tend to rise significantly within 2 weeks of departure. If traveling in summer, book even earlier (10-12 weeks) as seats fill up quickly. January and February can be booked 4-6 weeks ahead with still-good pricing.
Is it cheaper to fly from London to Tallinn on weekdays?
Yes, Tuesday and Wednesday are consistently the cheapest days to fly this route. Weekend departures (Friday-Sunday) typically cost 20-30% more. A Tuesday departure and Thursday return can save €30-50 compared to Saturday round trips. Monday flights are also relatively affordable. The difference is most pronounced during off-peak seasons – summer weekends command premium prices.
Data updated: 2026-03
