Cheap flights from Dublin to Sevilla

Andalusia runs on its own weather: Sevilla summers stretch long and hot, the kind of heat that pushes daily life into the evening, while winter stays mild with enough daylight for unhurried sightseeing. That rhythm shapes the fares, because demand swells around Easter week, the summer school holidays and Christmas, then falls away into November, which comes out cheapest in the price calendar. Midweek departures usually undercut Friday and Sunday travel, and booking a couple of months ahead tends to beat last-minute prices in the busy stretches.

The gap you feel first is between what the fare includes and what it makes you buy. Ryanair, Vueling Airlines, Iberia Express and Transavia France sit at the low-cost end, where a small cabin bag comes with the ticket and checked luggage, a chosen seat and something to eat are extras. Aer Lingus and Emerald Airlines work closer to the traditional model, with a heavier baggage allowance built into the standard fare. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Swiss and Lufthansa City Airlines sell Sevilla as a one-change journey on a single ticket, slower than the nonstop hops but a fallback when the direct seats have gone.

You land at Sevilla Airport, a single compact terminal just outside the city on its north-eastern side, a short drive from the centre. An airport bus runs into the heart of town, taxis queue outside arrivals for a quicker door-to-door ride, and the rental desks in the terminal suit anyone planning to explore beyond Andalusia. Watch the arrival waves: in spring and early autumn the small hall fills fast, so allow extra time at baggage reclaim and at the car-hire counters before heading into town.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Spanish

Emergency number

112, 061, 091

Driving side

right

Calling code

+34

Internet domain

.es

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Sevilla

689 k (2025)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Madrid)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Dublin departures all use the city's one airport, so check instead that a nonstop lands at Sevilla Airport rather than a connection routing through another hub.
• Ryanair, Vueling Airlines, Iberia Express and Transavia France fares cover a small cabin bag only, so price checked luggage before you pay.
• Ireland sits outside the Schengen area, so bring a passport that stays valid for the whole stay and check the entry rules that apply to you.
• Separate tickets on a connecting itinerary give no protection if a leg runs late, so leave a generous buffer between flights.
• Dates fixed around Easter or the summer holidays should be booked early, because those are the expensive weeks on this route.