Cheap Flights to Luxor

• EgyptAir

• easyJet

• TUI

• Turkish Airlines

• Pegasus

You can fly nonstop from London to Luxor if you're looking for the quickest option. EgyptAir runs a direct service from Heathrow all year. The flight usually takes about 5 hours and 25 minutes. In winter, you also have the option to fly direct from Gatwick with either easyJet or TUI. These are seasonal flights that run for a few months.

A direct flight from London to Luxor usually takes just over 5 hours. If your flight to Luxor has a stop, then your journey will take longer. One-stop flights from the UK to Luxor often take between 8 and 12 hours. This depends on how long you need to wait at the connecting airport.

Yes, Luxor is safe to visit. It is in the Nile Valley and is clearly listed as a place you can visit. Some areas in Egypt, like North Sinai and the Libyan border, are not considered safe.

Even though Luxor is generally safe, you should always stay aware of your surroundings. Keep your belongings close, avoid isolated areas at night, and listen to local advice. You should also have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.

You need these documents to enter Egypt smoothly:

• A UK passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the day you arrive in Egypt.

• A visa.

• A yellow fever certificate, but only if you have been in a country where yellow fever is common.

• Travel insurance (optional).

If you're trying to find cheap flights to Luxor, CheapFlightsFare can help you get the best deal. You can speak with a travel expert by calling 020 8432 9595. If you prefer messaging, you can also reach them on WhatsApp using the same number. Replies are quick and helpful.

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The best time to visit Luxor is between late October and April. During these months, the weather is warm and dry with daytime temperatures usually ranging from 24 to 32°C. If you visit in winter, you will experience sunny days and cooler evenings. This makes walking around places like the Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple much more comfortable.

If you want fewer crowds, consider travelling in November, early December, February or March.

The cheapest time to visit Luxor is usually during the low season, which runs from mid-May to early October. This is when temperatures are highest, so fewer tourists travel to Egypt during these months. Airlines and hotels often lower their prices to attract bookings.

If you are flexible with your travel dates, look at late spring and early autumn. You can often find great flight deals in May, June, and September. July and August tend to be the hottest months, so fares are lower, but it can be uncomfortable to do much sightseeing.

Return flights from the UK to Luxor vary in price based on the season and ticket type. If you're flying economy with no checked baggage, you might find sale fares from around £100 to £250. More commonly, return tickets range from £180 to £400 during quieter months. If you’re flying with EgyptAir from Heathrow, the fare usually includes a checked bag.

Business class returns are generally priced between £900 and £1,400, depending on how early you book and how full the flights are. Premium economy is rarely available on this route.

There are no direct flights from Manchester to Luxor at the moment. Depending on your layover, the full journey time can range from 9 to 12 hours or more. A common route is flying from Manchester to Cairo with EgyptAir or a partner airline. From Cairo, you would take a short domestic flight to Luxor. If the layover in Cairo is short, you can complete the trip in about 9 hours. Longer stops may stretch your travel time to 12 hours or more.

There are no direct flights from Birmingham to Luxor right now. If you are flying from Birmingham, you will need to take a connecting flight. The most common route is to travel from Birmingham to Cairo, then continue to Luxor on a domestic flight with EgyptAir.

The best time to book flights to Luxor is usually between 13 and 29 days before your departure date. Prices tend to rise sharply within the last 2 weeks before departure. If you plan to travel during school holidays, you should book as soon as you’re sure about your dates.

No, British Airways does not currently offer direct flights from the UK to Luxor. If you want to fly nonstop, you will need to book with EgyptAir from Heathrow. You can also book with easyJet or TUI from Gatwick during their seasonal schedules.

Yes, you should book your flights to Luxor through CheapFlightsFare. We help travellers across the UK find affordable options by comparing prices from top airlines. You can call us directly on 020 8432 9595 and speak with one of our travel experts. If you prefer to send a message, you can contact us on WhatsApp using the same number. Replies are quick and friendly.

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