Cheap flights from Warsaw to Natal

June is the cheapest month to fly this route, and it is the one to aim for if your dates are flexible. The price calendar also covers September, October, November, December, January and March, so you can watch how fares move across the year before you commit. Fares climb around the big holiday periods in both countries, when everyone travels at once, and around Polish school breaks. Book a few months ahead for those windows, and keep an eye on the calendar: shifting your dates by a day or two often changes the price more than changing airline does.

The airlines on this route are all full-service carriers, so there is no low-cost option to weigh against them. LOT Polish Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and KLM Cityhopper, Air France and HOP!, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa Cityline, Swiss, Turkish Airlines and TAP Portugal all appear. Because nothing flies non-stop, every itinerary is a connection, usually through a European hub. What you actually get depends on the fare you choose rather than the name on the plane: the cheapest tickets come with the least flexibility, and a checked bag is often a separate line on the bill. Compare the total, bags and seats included, before you decide.

Natal is served by Augusto Severo, the city's single airport, so there is no second arrival point to confuse things. It sits outside the centre, and a taxi or a ride-hailing pickup is the straightforward way in; agree the fare or check the app estimate before you get in. Public transport reaches the city as well, though it is slower and less handy with luggage after a long flight. If you are changing planes in Europe, check that your bags are tagged through to Natal and keep your onward boarding pass within reach for the connection.

Currency

BRL (R$)

Power sockets

Type C, N · 127 V

Language

Portuguese

Emergency number

188, 190, 192

Driving side

right

Calling code

+55

Internet domain

.br

Population of Natal

751 k (2022)

Time zone

UTC-03 (America/Fortaleza)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm whether you are leaving from F. Chopin or Modlin, since Warsaw has two airports and they are not interchangeable.
• Check the baggage allowance on the cheapest fare, as a checked bag is often charged separately on this route.
• If your itinerary is split across separate tickets, leave plenty of time between flights in case the first one runs late.
• Check the entry rules for Brazil before you book, and make sure your passport has enough validity left.
• Look across the months shown in the price calendar, since June is the cheapest and the gap between months is real.
• Judge itineraries by total journey time, not flying time, because every option here involves a connection.