Cheap Flights to Abuja

Abuja - Nigeria's Capital

Welcome to Abuja, the lively capital city of Nigeria, where old traditions are smoothly mixed with modern life. Located in the heart of the country, Abuja is a busy urban area known for its impressive buildings, diverse cultures, and beautiful scenery. At the city's outskirts stands Aso Rock, a huge rock formation overlooking the city. Don't miss visiting the Nigerian National Mosque and the Nigerian National Christian Centre to see the city's different religions. Spend time in Millennium Park's green gardens or relax at Jabi Lake, where you can boat and have picnics. Moreover, for local culture, go to Wuse Market for crafts, fabrics, and tasty Nigerian food. The city is rich in history and is growing fast, making it a special place to explore.

So, are you ready to visit Abuja? Booking your flights to Abuja from the UK is now easier than ever with Emenac Travel. We offer great deals and convenient flight options catering to all your travel needs. Whether travelling for work, relaxation, or a mix of both, our vast network of airline partners ensures you get the best prices and comfortable flights. Our easy-to-use website makes booking simple, and our helpful customer support staff can assist whenever needed. So, begin your Abuja adventure with us for a smooth journey from the UK to Nigeria's vibrant capital.

When to Book Your Flights to Abuja, Nigeria

To plan a great visit to Abuja, you have a few things to consider. So, this guide will help you decide when to book your flights to Abuja.

Peak Season

• Crowd: From November to February, Abuja has its dry season, the busiest time for tourists. This means attractions are busier and hotels cost more.
• Weather: It's the best time to visit Abuja because it's cooler and less rainy. It's ideal for exploring outdoor places and cultural sites.
• Affordability: Since it's the busiest time, flights and hotels are more expensive. So, booking early can help you find better prices.

Off-Peak Season

• Crowd: Fewer tourists visit Abuja during the rainy season from June to September. This means attractions are less crowded, giving you a more relaxed experience.
• Weather: During these months, expect frequent rain showers, which could restrict outdoor activity. But the greenery blooms and looks beautiful.
• Affordability: This time also has the cheapest flights and places to stay. So, if you're okay with rain, you can save money and have a more relaxed visit.

Shoulder Season

• Crowds: Lastly, fewer people are around during the shoulder seasons. This means attractions are less crowded, making your visit more enjoyable.
• Weather: The weather is usually warm and dry during these months, though it gets hotter towards May. The wet season ends in October., so there are more dry days.
• Affordability: Flights and hotels are cheaper in the shoulder seasons, making it a fantastic time to go. So, you can enjoy good weather without paying peak prices.

Flights to Abuja From London

Booking flights from London to Abuja has many benefits. London is a big travel centre worldwide with lots of flights to choose from. This makes it simple to find a flight that fits both your schedule and budget. The city has several airports like Heathrow and Gatwick, so you can pick the one that works best for you.

Moreover, you can get many London to Abuja flights by top airlines, making travel easy. You can choose direct flights that save time with no stops. The flight frequency is high, so you can pick a time that works for your visit, whether for work, a holiday, or travelling alone.

Book with Emenac Travel for plenty of options and great value. We offer excellent customer service in addition to affordable prices to make travel easy and enjoyable. Whether you choose economy, business, or first class, our wide range of airline partners ensures you'll find the ideal cheap flights to Abuja.

All You Need to Know Before Travelling to Abuja

Are you thinking about visiting Abuja? Here's all the information you require for a seamless and fun visit.

Visa

Firstly, before booking your plane tickets to Abuja, ensure you get the right visa. If you're a UK citizen, a visa is required to go to Nigeria. You can get it from the Nigerian Immigration Services. Also, check that, following your visit, you have at least six months left on your passport.

Health

Make sure you get your vaccinations before travelling to Abuja. Vaccines are suggested for diseases like yellow fever, typhoid, hepatitis B, and cholera. Take any medicines you need with you, and talk to your doctor about anti-malaria pills, as malaria is common in Nigeria.

Currency

In Abuja, the currency used is called the Nigerian Naira (NGN). Getting some local currency before you go or using ATMs when you arrive is a good idea. Hotels, restaurants, and stores usually take credit and debit cards, but it's handy to have cash for smaller places like markets.

Packing

Moreover, if you're visiting during the rainy months, bring light, airy clothes and something waterproof like an umbrella or raincoat. Also, to keep safe in the sun, remember to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.

Travel

Lastly, getting around Abuja is simple, with different ways to travel. Taxis are easy to find—you can flag them down on the street or book them using ride-hailing apps. You can also try minibuses for a more local feel, but they might not be as comfortable. Renting a car is another choice, but expect a lot of traffic.

FAQs

Which airlines offer direct flights from London to Abuja?

The only airline offering direct flights for this route is British Airways.

What is the London to Abuja flight time?

A direct flight takes only 6 hours and 15 minutes.

Where is Abuja located?

Abuja is right in the middle of Nigeria and serves as the country's capital and main administrative centre. It's designed to link different parts of Nigeria and is famous for its well-organized layout and modern buildings.

How much does a return ticket to Abuja cost with Emenac?

Our return tickets to Abuja start from as low as £435.

What airlines offer flights from the UK to Abuja?

Multiple airlines offer flights for this route. Our top recommendations include Turkish Airlines, British Airways, KLM, Air France, Ethiopian Airlines, Egypt Air, Qatar Airways, Emirates and Kenya Airways.

Which airport will I land in when flying to Abuja?

You will land in Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (ABV) for all flights.

What is the cheapest route to Abuja from the UK?

For the cheapest route, we recommend departing from Heathrow in London.

What language is spoken in Abuja?

The main language spoken in Abuja is English because it's Nigeria's capital and has people from different backgrounds.