Cheap flights to Port Harcourt

• Turkish Airlines: TK makes flight connections from London Heathrow to Port Harcourt via Istanbul daily.
• Lufthansa: Lufthansa offers Heathrow to Port Harcourt flights via Frankfurt each day of the week.  
• Ethiopian Airlines: Ethiopian Airlines gives you an option to fly Port Harcourt from London Heathrow three days a week.

• The cheapest flights to Port Harcourt operate through Frankfurt. These flights taking off from London Heathrow Airport are 11 to 12 hours long.
• Flights from Manchester take 13 to 14 hours to reach Port Harcourt. These flights also stopover at Frankfurt or Munich.
• Flights taking off from Birmingham’s BHX take 12 to 13 hours to reach PH International. These flights have a layover at Frankfurt.
• The air trip from London Gatwick to Port Harcourt can be a bit more costly and take 14 to 15 hours to complete. The flight has two stopovers one in Amsterdam and the other in Frankfurt.

No, no direct flights are going to Port Harcourt from London Heathrow or any other airport in the United Kingdom. It is best to take a Lufthansa or a Turkish Airlines (starting June 2019) connecting flight via Frankfurt or Istanbul to the city.

The sun is a constant in Port Harcourt. The only other variable is rain. The rainy spell begins in June, intensifies in September and then ends abruptly in October. At the height of the wet season in August and September, the traveller can expect three to nine rainy days out of thirty. During these two months, the tourism inflow into Port Harcourt dips to its minimum. Rain is the rejuvenating nectar of nature and coming to the city during this time would allow you to witness the land cleansed by the life-giving waters. Three to nine days of scattered rainy days cannot keep a cheap vacation to Port Harcourt hostage. The rains, in fact, are a blessing and bring down the temperatures to zigzag between the 25°C to 28°C range. Coming to Port Harcourt in August or September can keep you cool and your pockets warm.

Port Harcourt International Airport (PHC) handles all the flights coming to the city from abroad. These flights annually carry 1.2 million passengers to and from this airport. Port Harcourt International Airport is located further inland, approximately 32 kilometres to the north of the city. It takes an hour to drive from the airport to reach the hotel in the city centre. Just last year, the airport was furnished with a brand new international terminal.

Port Harcourt International Airport serves for flights to and from Port Harcourt. It is located 31 km from the central city. There are reliable and bona fide airport cabs that can take you from the airport to the city centre or from anywhere else within the city.

• The Port Harcourt Pleasure Park is the place to be if the tourist wants some fun and excitement during the trip to the city.
• PH Zoo has about seventy animal exhibits in its domain and is among the top tourist attractions in the city.
• If there is a celebration in Port Harcourt, it is going to be conducted at the Isaac Boro Park. The Isaac Boro Park is originally a softball and baseball park, but when the tournament season is over the park grounds are open to fares and open-air functions.

Many bus services are operating in Port Harcourt. The bus system in Port Harcourt is decentralised, so all you need to do is go to the nearest stop to get a bus ride in any direction. The monorail has recently being introduced to Port Harcourt before long it will also serve the city extensively. It is also an excellent option to hire a car and roam around the city without following any timetables or waiting on stops.

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