Find Cheap Flights from Liverpool to Santiago de Compostela from £234

How long is the flight from Liverpool to Santiago de Compostela?

Most cheap flights from Liverpool to Santiago de Compostela have a total flight duration of around 5 hours.

What are the most common stopovers?

There are no domestic flights from Liverpool to Santiago de Compostela. The most common stopover routes are through Manchester, Dublin, London Stansted, and Barcelona—El Prat airports.

What documentation do I need to fly to Santiago de Compostela from Liverpool?

You will need to travel with a valid passport to fly from Liverpool to Santiago de Compostela.

Several airlines operate passenger routes between Liverpool and Santiago de Compostela, including:

• Aer Lingus, Ireland's national flag carrier airline.
• Ryanair, Ireland's biggest airline, and the largest low-cost carrier in Europe.
• EasyJet, a British budget airline operating low-cost routes all across Europe.
• Vueling, a low-cost Spanish airline.
• Iberia, Spain’s national airline, based in Madrid.

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• August is much more mild in Santiago de Compostela than other parts of Spain, with pleasant temperatures around 25 to 28 degrees C and long sunny days.
• May breathes life into Santiago De Compostela, with the end of winter bringing springtime blooms to the public parks and the year's first waves of St. James pilgrims bringing a jovial, international atmosphere to the city.
• July is the peak of summer in Santiago de Compostela. Chief among the many festivals is the Festival of St. James, a 10 day celebration of arts and entertainment leading to a service in the cathedral.

Liverpool has one major international airport: Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL).

Useful information about Liverpool John Lennon Airport

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is located roughly 9 miles south-east of the city centre.

How to get to the airport:

• By taxi or car – 25 minutes from Liverpool City Centre.
• By bus – routes 80A, 86A, and 500 from Liverpool South Parkway interchange station, 15 minutes. All routes run frequently throughout the day.
• By train – regular direct trains from Liverpool Lime Street station to Liverpool South Parkway interchange station, from where buses connect to the airport. Total travel time approximately 30 minutes.

Services: free Wi-Fi, designated smoking areas, baggage wrapping, fast-track security, business facilities, disabled passenger assistance, duty-free shopping, currency exchange offices, cash machines, range of cafes, bars, and restaurants both before and after security.

Santiago de Compostela is served by one international airport: Santiago de Compostela Airport (SCQ).

Useful information about Santiago de Compostela Airport

Santiago de Compostela Airport is located in Lavacolla, approximately 7 miles from the city centre.

How to get from the airport to the city:

• By taxi – licensed taxis with flat tariffs directly outside arrivals, 15 minutes to the city centre.
• By bus – Empresa Freire express bus runs to Santiago De Compostela train station and Plaza de Galicia in the city centre, journey time roughly 25 minutes.
• By car – numerous car hire operators at the airport, 15 to 20 minutes to the city centre.

Services: free Wi-Fi access, medical facilities, post office, disabled toilets, passenger assistance services, car hire, tourist information counter, duty-free shopping, range of cafeterias and restaurants.

• See pilgrims arrive at Praza do Obradoiro, the end point of the popular Way of St. James pilgrimage, and visit the tomb of St. James at the stunning Cathedral of Santiago De Compostela in the heart of the city.
• Visit the historic Romanesque buildings of Santiago de Compostela's famous university, especially the beautiful San Jeronimo College.
• Spend time with the locals chilling out beside the iconic fountain at the Square of the Silversmiths, or walk the stairs of Quintana Square for a stellar view of the cathedral and the old city.
• Buy some fresh produce from the impressive Praza de Abastos city market, an iconic landmark and one of Spain's busiest seafood, meat, and vegetable markets.
• Learn all about the saint who gave the city its name at the Cathedral Museum and the Pilgrimage Museum, delve into the city's unique history at the Museum of the Galician People, or get a feel for the cutting-edge local art scene at the Galician Centre of Contemporary Art.