Belfast to Krakow flights

How long is the flight from Belfast to Kraków?

Direct flights from Belfast to Kraków take two hours and 50 minutes.

What are the most common stopovers?

Connecting flights are not usually necessary between Belfast and Kraków, although you can often find great deals on transfers via London.

Is there a time change from Belfast to Kraków?

Kraków (GMT+1) is just one hour ahead of Belfast.

What are the most important things to pack in my suitcase when travelling to Kraków?

Kraków has somewhat cooler winters and warmer summers than the Northern Irish capital, although you should find the climates fairly similar. Pack season-appropriate gear, such as a warm winter coat, or sun cream and sunglasses, depending on when you're visiting.

You'll have a choice of four airlines for flights between Belfast and Kraków, including two budget carriers and two national airlines. easyJet and Ryanair offer non-stop flights, while Aer Lingus and British Airways usually connect at London Heathrow Airport.

• easyJet, a popular choice for low-cost European travel.
• Ryanair, the Irish budget airline that also has many great deals on airfares.
• Aer Lingus, Ireland's main airline.
• British Airways, the UK's national flag carrier, for connections through London.

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• May offers the best of both mild weather and affordable off-season trips.
• July is the warmest month on average, with temperatures in the 20s°C. This is a perfect time to explore Kraków's Old Town and city parks.
• September can be an excellent time for sightseeing in Kraków, as it's still quite warm but after the height of summer.
• December is superb for witnessing the magic of the Kraków Christmas Market, with delicious festive Polish foods.

Belfast is served by two airports offering flights to Kraków: Belfast International Airport (BFS) and George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD). Both are close to the centre of the city and have excellent services available.

Useful information about Belfast International Airport

Belfast International Airport is Northern Ireland's major international hub, with easy transport links to the airport from Central Belfast.

How to get to the airport:

• By bus – Airport Express 300 bus, offering four departures per hour during peak times, daily service.
• By taxi or car – about a 30-minute drive from Central Belfast, but always leave plenty of time to catch your flight.

Services: open 24 hours a day, two hours free Wi-Fi service, many food and shopping outlets, smoking areas outdoors and next to Lagan Bar.

Useful information about George Best Belfast City Airport

Belfast City Airport also offers frequent flights to Kraków, and is located just 3 miles from the centre of Belfast.

How to get to the airport:

• By train – travel to Sydenham railway station and then it's just a seven-minute walk to the terminal building.
• By bus – Belfast City Airlink service, route 600, offers airport service every half hour during peak times.
• By taxi or car – 10 to 15 minutes from the centre of Belfast.

Services: open 24/7, four hours free Wi-Fi access, a choice of eating and drinking outlets, baby changing facilities, outdoor smoking zones.

Kraków's air hub is known as Kraków John Paul II International Airport (KRK), and offers quick links into the city.

Useful information about Kraków John Paul II International Airport

Kraków John Paul II International Airport is located in the village of Balice, about 7 miles from the city centre.

How to get to Kraków from the airport:

• By train – service to Kraków Main Railway Station, about 30 to 40 minutes.
• By bus – Leo Express service to the city centre, about 30 minutes.
• By taxi – about 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

Services: open 24 hours a day, 15 minutes free Wi-Fi access, good selection of shops and restaurants, baby changing and baby care facilities, outdoor smoking areas.

• Take a tour of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a unique visitor attraction with various sculptures carved out of rock salt.
• Visit the stunning Wawel Royal Castle with its world-class art collection.
• Go to the Cloth Hall market arcade, which includes a Polish art museum.
• Explore Krakow's charming Old Town.
• Stroll through the beautiful Planty Park on sunny days.