10 cheap opportunities to fly away from Budapest in the winter
Although neither autumn nor winter has shown its real face yet this year, you can make sure to be far away when the freeze kicks in: it is worth buying your ticket in advance to a warmer place since there are plenty of cheap opportunities.
Thanks to low-cost airlines, it is no longer just a privilege of the rich to fly away from the winter cold. According to Origo.hu, you can travel to a Mediterranean city for just HUF 6000 (EUR 18) from Budapest with WizzAir or Ryanair.
You should not expect heatwaves for this price at this time of the year, but 15-16 degrees sound much better than 1-2, right? Also, you can avoid the crowds and high accommodation prices.
But how much does a flight cost exactly? You can learn more about the cheapest flights in January below. These are only basic prices, which means you have to pay more if you want to choose your seat or you want to bring a bigger baggage than a hand luggage. Also, Origo picked flights in January because the two low-cost airlines provide their cheapest return tickets 1.5 or 2 months ahead of the flight. Check our gallery to see which destinations are the cheapest at the moment:
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- One can fly to Athens, Greece, for only approximately HUF 6000 (EUR 18) there and back with WizzAir.
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- Alicante, Spain, also costs HUF 10000 (EUR 30) with the flights of WizzAir in January.
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- Cyprus can be visited for HUF 10000 (EUR 30) with WizzAir. It about the same amount of money to get to Paphos with Ryanair.
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- The return ticket to Barcelona in January costs HUF 8-9000 (EUR 24-27) at the two low-cost airlines.
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- Catania, Italy, is also accessible with WizzAir for the same price. Ryanair has flights to Sicily, namely to Palermo, but the tickets are more expensive, around HUF 17000 (EUR 51).
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- Porto, Portugal, can be a destination for those who would like to travel for HUF 13000 (EUR 39).
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- Ryanair launched its flight to Amman, Jordan, this year for HUF 13000 (EUR 39) there and back. It is worth visiting Petra as well.
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- WizzAir launched its flight to Eilat, Israel, this November, while Ryanair has been flying there for three years now. Tickets are available for HUF 6000 (EUR 18) to the Red Sea, where the weather is even better than at the Mediterranean Sea, although accommodation prices are high. Photo: Wikicommons
Would you rather stay in Hungary? Take a look at our collection of tourist attractions in Budapest and rural areas as well.
Source: Origo.hu
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