Find the cheapest flights from Paris to Lisbon in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Paris (CDG) → Lisbon (LIS)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 4h 30m – 7h 30m
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €320 | low |
| February | €310 | low |
| March | €370 | medium |
| April | €390 | medium |
| May | €420 | medium |
| June | €490 | high |
| July | €580 | high |
| August | €610 | high |
| September | €450 | medium |
| October | €380 | medium |
| November | €310 | low |
| December | €440 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- TAP Air Portugal (direct): from €340 — TAP often releases promo fares 2-3 months in advance. Check their website directly as they sometimes offer lower prices than OTAs.
- Air France (direct): from €380 — Air France offers the most generous baggage allowance. Best value if you need checked luggage; book directly for Air France-specific deals.
- easyJet (direct): from €320 — easyJet often undercuts competitors on this route. Sign up for price alerts on specific dates—prices fluctuate daily based on demand.
- Vueling (direct): from €310 — Vueling frequently has the lowest base prices but adds up quickly with baggage. Compare total price including required baggage before booking.
- Ryanair (direct): from €290 — Ryanair uses Beja Airport (BYJ) for some Lisbon-bound flights from Paris Beauvais—check which airport you’re booking. Beja is 120km from Lisbon with limited transport.
- Iberia (connecting): from €360 — Connecting via Madrid typically adds 3-4 hours but can occasionally yield savings. Best for flexible travelers with extra time.
Booking Strategy
For Paris to Lisbon, the optimal booking window is 6-10 weeks before departure. January through March and November consistently offer the lowest fares (€300-380), while July and August see prices spike to €550-650. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are consistently 15-25% cheaper than weekend departures. If flying direct, check both CDG and Orly (ORY)—easyJet and Vueling often operate from Orly, which is closer to central Paris and may work out cheaper when factoring in transport. Use Google Flights to visualize price trends for your specific dates, then book directly with the airline for easier changes. Portuguese schools break mid-June to mid-September, so avoid late August if possible. For connecting flights, Madrid (Iberia) and Barcelona (Air Europa) are the most common hubs, typically adding €50-100 to the fare but offering more schedule flexibility.
Route Tips
- Book flights arriving at Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS)—it’s only 7km from the city center. Avoid Ryanair flights to Beja Airport (BYJ) unless you find a very cheap fare, as the 120km transfer to Lisbon costs €30-40 and takes 1.5 hours by bus or taxi.
- Portuguese immigration is quick for EU citizens but can have queues for non-EU passport holders. Have your return ticket and accommodation confirmation ready— immigration officers sometimes ask for proof of onward travel.
- Orly Airport (ORY) is closer to central Paris than CDG and often has cheaper flights to Lisbon. Factor in the 35-minute Orlyval+Metro journey to central Paris (€12.50) versus 50+ minutes from CDG when comparing total travel costs.
- TAP Air Portugal operates a hub in Lisbon, making it the most reliable carrier for connections to Madeira, the Azores, or other Portuguese destinations. If extending your trip, check TAP’s routing options.
- Consider the Viva Viagem card (€0.50 to buy, €1.80 for a single Metro journey) for Lisbon transport—it works on trams, buses, and the Metro. Don’t pay cash for single rides as you’ll overpay.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Paris to Lisbon?
Direct flights from Paris (CDG or Orly) to Lisbon take approximately 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes. TAP Air Portugal and Air France operate the most frequent direct services, with departures throughout the day. If booking connecting flights via Madrid or Barcelona, expect a total travel time of 4h 30m to 7h 30m depending on layover duration. Early morning connecting flights often have shorter layovers, while afternoon connections may require waiting 2-3 hours at the hub airport.
How much does it cost to fly from Paris to Lisbon?
Round-trip prices range from €290 to €650 depending on season and airline. The cheapest fares (€290-350) are available from November through February, with January and February typically offering the lowest prices. Summer peak season (June-August) sees prices climb to €450-650, with August being the most expensive month due to Portuguese school holidays. Budget carriers like Ryanair and Vueling offer the lowest base fares, while full-service airlines like Air France include baggage in the ticket price, making the total cost more comparable.
Are there direct flights from Paris to Lisbon?
Yes, multiple airlines operate direct flights from Paris to Lisbon. TAP Air Portugal offers the most frequent departures from both CDG and Orly. Air France flies direct from CDG multiple times daily. Budget carriers easyJet, Vueling, and Ryanair also operate direct services, primarily from Orly and Beauvais airports. All direct flights arrive at Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), located just 7km from the city center. There are no seasonal direct flight suspensions—service runs year-round with increased frequency during summer.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Paris to Lisbon?
February consistently offers the lowest fares, with average round-trip prices around €310. January and November are equally affordable at €310-320. These winter months see reduced demand as they’re outside both the Portuguese and French holiday periods. March prices rise to €370, and April jumps to €390 due to Easter demand. For the best combination of low prices and decent weather, late March through mid-April or October offer the best value with prices around €370-400 and mild Lisbon weather.
Which airlines fly from Paris to Lisbon?
Five airlines operate direct flights: TAP Air Portugal (most frequent, hub carrier), Air France (full-service with generous baggage), easyJet (budget with cabin bag included), Vueling (budget, baggage policies vary by fare), and Ryanair (budget, strict baggage limits). Connecting options include Iberia via Madrid and Air Europa via Barcelona. TAP and Air France typically offer better in-flight service and more flexible rebooking policies, while the three budget carriers compete primarily on price but with stricter baggage and change fee policies.
What airport do I fly into in Lisbon?
All flights from Paris arrive at Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), located 7km (4.3 miles) northeast of the city center. The airport has two terminals connected by a free shuttle bus. Transport into central Lisbon: Metro (aeroporto stop on the Red Line) takes 20 minutes to Baixa-Chiado or Alameda—€1.80 with a Viva Viagem card. Aerobus express coaches run to Marquês de Pombal and Restauradores for €4.50. Taxis to central Lisbon cost €10-15 and take 15-20 minutes. Uber and Bolt operate widely at the airport.
How far in advance should I book Paris to Lisbon flights?
Book 6-10 weeks ahead for the best prices on this route. Airlines typically release their cheapest seats 8-12 weeks before departure, and these fill quickly on the popular Paris-Lisbon route. For summer travel (June-August), booking 10-12 weeks ahead is recommended as prices rise sharply closer to departure. For winter travel (November-February), 4-6 weeks often suffices as demand is lower. Last-minute deals occasionally appear 2-3 days before departure but are unreliable—don’t risk it if you have specific travel dates. Avoid booking more than 4 months ahead as prices haven’t adjusted to final demand.
Is it cheaper to fly from Paris to Lisbon on weekdays?
Yes, Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically 15-25% cheaper than Friday or Sunday flights on this route. A Tuesday departure to Lisbon and Sunday return (the standard weekend-plus-travel pattern) will cost €40-80 more than a Wednesday-Saturday combination. Thursday departures fall between midweek and weekend pricing. The difference is most pronounced during shoulder season (March-May, September-October) when business travelers aren’t filling seats. Monday departures are moderately priced—often only €10-20 more than Tuesday. If your schedule is flexible, shifting by one or two days can yield significant savings.
Data updated: 2026-03
