Cheap flights from London to Girona

Girona runs on a Mediterranean rhythm: hot, dry summers down on the coast, mild winters in town and short winter days that still leave a full afternoon for the walls and stone lanes. December is the cheapest month to fly here, once the beach season has drained away and the schedules settle into a winter pattern. Prices climb from late spring, peak with Christmas, Easter and the summer school holidays, and midweek departures undercut the weekend in any month. Because these carriers price by seat, book the busy months as far ahead as the calendar allows.

Six of the seven carriers on this route are low-cost, which tells you most of what a fare includes: Ryanair, Malta Air, Ryanair UK, Easyjet and Transavia Airlines sell the seat and price bags, seat choice and other extras on top. Jet2 comes from the package-holiday side and bundles a little more into the base fare, while Luxair is the single traditional airline on the route, so its tickets read closer to full service. The route itself is nonstop; a connection only appears if you assemble one across separate tickets, which leaves any delay between legs on you.

Getting into town is the easy part: Girona's Costa Brava airport sits on open ground just outside the city, so the transfer feels like a short drive rather than a city commute. A shuttle bus meets incoming flights and drops passengers near the centre, taxis wait at the door, and a hire car makes sense if the coastal towns are the real destination. The single terminal is compact, meaning you walk out quickly with your bags. Check the bus schedule against your landing time, since evening services thin out and a late arrival can leave the taxi as the only realistic option.

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 Girona

109 k (2025)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Madrid)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check which of London's five airports a fare uses before anything else, because Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, Stansted and London City need very different ground journeys.
• Read the baggage terms of the low-cost carriers closely, since the base fare on this route normally covers only a small under-seat bag.
• Look up the entry rules Spain applies to a United Kingdom passport, and confirm the validity window, before paying.
• Make sure any connection sits on a single ticket, because two separately booked flights leave you to rebook a missed leg at your own cost.
• Treat December as the budget window, and book the summer beach weeks early, because demand on this route clears the low fares first.