Belfast to Southampton flights

Both Belfast airports serve Southampton. Aer Lingus flies from George Best Belfast City, 3 miles from the centre, while Belfast International handles the other direct service. Either way, the flight averages 1 hour and 35 minutes. Cheap flights from Belfast to Southampton start from £40.

Airlines provide regular services on this route, and choosing an Opodo Prime membership offers access to exclusive savings on flights from Belfast to Southampton. Booking your travel around 40 days in advance or planning your trip during mid-October can also help you secure the lowest fares.

When departing for your trip, your choice of airport determines your airline, as specific carriers operate from different locations in Belfast. Belfast International Airport (BFS), located 11.5 miles north-west of the city centre, features a single main terminal where easyJet operates its flights from Belfast to Southampton. The terminal offers a variety of shops and restaurants to use before your flight.

Alternatively, George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) is situated just 3 miles from the city centre, providing a highly convenient departure point. From its single terminal, Aer Lingus provides regular flights to Southampton. Both airports have passenger facilities contained within a single terminal building, making navigation straightforward without the need for terminal transfers.

Flights land at Southampton Airport (SOU), located 4 miles from the city centre, which offers efficient ground transport connections right outside the terminal. The fastest option is the train from Southampton Airport Parkway station, situated a short walk from the passenger terminal. Trains run frequently to Southampton Central station, with a journey time of approximately 10 minutes.

For bus travel, the U1C Uni-link bus service operates from the airport, connecting passengers directly to the city centre and the university campus in around 40 minutes. Taxis and private hire vehicles are also available at designated pick-up zones outside the terminal building, providing a direct 15-minute journey into town.

As a major cruise hub located near the New Forest National Park, Southampton offers a variety of cultural and historical attractions for visitors. You can explore the city's seafaring past at the SeaCity Museum, which features dedicated exhibits detailing Southampton's historic connection to the Titanic.

History enthusiasts can also visit the Tudor House and Garden to experience a preserved historic property, or take a walk along the medieval city walls, which stand as some of the oldest and best-preserved structures in England. These tourist attractions are all easily accessible from the city centre.