Jeddah to London flights

Flights from Jeddah to London land at one of the city's five airports: Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport, London Luton Airport, London Stansted Airport and London City Airport. Most leave from King Abdulaziz International Airport and take about 6 hours 30 minutes.

Over the last few days, the cheapest Jeddah to London flight found on Opodo was £127. Fares change with your dates, so comparing a few days around your trip can find you a lower price.

Flights from Jeddah depart from King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED), located 12 miles north of the city centre. Saudia flies to London from here. The airport is also home to the distinctive Hajj Terminal for seasonal pilgrims and has dedicated prayer rooms.

The primary international airports serving the UK capital for flights from Jeddah are London Heathrow Airport (LHR) and London Gatwick Airport (LGW). Heathrow is situated 14 miles west of central London. From Heathrow, the Heathrow Express train departs from the airport terminals and reaches Paddington Station in 15 minutes, while the Piccadilly line on the London Underground provides a 50-60 minute journey into the city centre.

If your flight lands at London Gatwick Airport, located 29 miles south of the city, you can board the Gatwick Express to reach Victoria Station in 30 minutes. Alternative rail options include Southern and Thameslink train services. For those arriving at London City Airport, which lies 6 miles east of the centre, the Docklands Light Railway connects directly to the city's transport network. Taxis and private hire vehicles are available at designated pick-up points outside each terminal, and navigating the onward public transport network is straightforward using an Oyster card or contactless payment.

London contains numerous historic landmarks and diverse cultural experiences for visitors. You can explore the Tower Bridge Experience and walk across its high-level glass walkways for views over the River Thames. For a local perspective, walk along the South Bank or visit the markets at Covent Garden. Many local pubs serve a traditional Sunday roast, a staple of British culinary culture often served throughout the afternoon. In December, traditional Christmas markets and festive lights add to the winter atmosphere along the South Bank.