Cheap flights to Port Elizabeth

• British Airways (BA)
• Virgin Atlantic Airlines
• South African Airways (SAA)
• Qatar Airways
• Turkish Airlines
• Lufthansa
• Emirates
• KLM

No, presently, there are no non-stop flights between the UK and Port Elizabeth. Connecting flights are available from all major UK cities with airlines like British Airways, Emirates and Qatar Airways.

• A Manchester to Port Elizabeth flight takes around17hours approximately, which is the minimum time duration.
• The shortest flight itinerary from Birmingham to Port Elizabeth is 16 hours 40 minutes long, with two layovers.
• Edinburgh to Port Elizabeth takes around 18 hours via London Heathrow and Johannesburg.
• The shortest available flight from Belfast to Port Elizabeth takes 16 hours 50 minutes and is operated by British Airways.
• Aberdeen to Port Elizabeth takes a minimum of 17 hours 15 minutes with two stopovers.
• Flight durations may change depending on layover duration, delays, and times.

• London and Port Elizabeth are almost 9000 miles apart.
• London Heathrow to Port Elizabeth with BA takes around 14 hours, with one stopover via Cape Town.
• A flight from Gatwick takes a minimum of 19 hours with two to three stops.
• London City to Port Elizabeth takes a minimum of 16 hours.
• Departures are available from London City and London Stansted airports as well.

Multiple airlines collaborate flights to Port Elizabeth to provide the best round-trip fares. As of March 2020, a return ticket from London Heathrow is available at around 600 pounds. Airfares are ever-fluctuating, so it is better to be vigilant, particularly when looking to book with a specific airline.

The most popular stopover on a flight to Port Elizabeth, from the UK is Johannesburg and Cape Town in South Africa. Flights will touch down at any major international airport within the same country, and make the shortest flight connections. All flights from the UK other than London departures, stop at Heathrow first and then continue to Port Elizabeth. Stopover times may vary from one hour to one day, depending upon airline and itinerary.

Although you can visit all year-round, booking during the off-season or winter months is likely to get you cheaper deals on fares. There is a noticeable drop in prices during the shift of the first and 2nd quarter of the year. Be on the lookout for last-minute deals if you already have plans to travel.

Connections cater almost all flights to port Elizabeth from the UK. Handling their majority share, British Airways provides access from all major UK cities. With the most reasonable round-trip fares, departures are available from London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Inverness, and Leeds. Flights depart seven days a week from all central London airports. A flight to Port Elizabeth is available for 560 pounds, with one layover from LHR, as for March 2020, only with British Airways.

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Usually expensive and unaffordable, Business Class flight Sales are limited. It is better to grab the opportunity while you can. Especially when travelling with airlines like Emirates, British Airways, and Qatar, you can avail their top-notch service with upgraded amenities. As of March 2020, Business Class flights from LHR to Port Elizabeth can be obtained for 2200 to 3000 pounds, depending on departure date and times.

The international airport that caters to the city of Port Elizabeth is named after it, that is, the Port Elizabeth International Airport. The Airport was extended and renovated in 2010, in preparation for the South African FIFA World Cup. It is situated only two miles away from the city’s business centre, therefore earning the title “ten-minute airport”.Several shuttle bus services and rental cars are available for passengers, to and from the airport.

If the globetrotter has a UK passport, then there is no need to obtain a visa to tour South Africa. South Africa welcomes British tourists for 90 days without a need for a visa permit. The British government prescribes the visitors to vaccinate themselves against yellow fever, just in case.

The best time to visit Port Elizabeth is from October to March if it is the sunshine you seek. The winter hits Port Elizabeth in June and July but even then, the average temperatures are around 20 degrees Celsius. Summers in December is pleasant and the sun is positively inviting.

If Port Elizabethans were sea-worshippers, then their temples would be the beaches. Wells Estate Beach, Humewood Beach and Kings Beach are just a few. Visit these temples of nature that are both well-kept and the safest in the city.

The Addo Elephant National Park was established in 1931 to protect the last eleven African Elephants in South Africa. Today these mighty beasts are more than 600 in number. Apart from the elephants, there are lions, black rhinos and zebras crisscross the savanna.

Port Elizabeth protects not only its animals but also its flowers. The Van Stadens Wildflower Reserve is where the exotic flowers are ‘kept’. Many blossoms bedazzle the flower house in every season. The Reserve is at a good hike up a well-maintained pathway which is a delight.

There are many festivals and events celebrated in Port Elizabeth. Apart from Easter, Christmas, and the New Year celebrations, Port Elizabeth indulges itself in the worship of the ocean; one such place is Hobbie beach. One can find friendly faces on the beach, encouraging you to participate in a beach volleyball match. Volleyball is a meaningful sport to the Port Elizabethans, and it becomes more apparent at the Splash festival in spring months when volleyball teams compete for the supreme title. The venue changes each year accordingly. The Pro Surfing Leagues and Competitions showcase the best surfers on the planet, riding the waves and surfing through the barrels. Lessons in surfing are also available for the beginners but if that's not for you, then you can go whale watching. The Southern Right whales skim the shores of Port Elizabeth in June, July, and in December.

• Rental cars and Uber are available from the airport to anywhere in the city.
• Regular minibuses and taxis are also readily available; prices are subject to change according to distance.
• You can walk around the city on foot too.
• It is possible to catch trains from the station near the harbour to other cities.
• You can also order a transport service from the airport or airline you are flying with, to all parts of the city.

Port Elizabeth has several five-star accommodations. Thanks to South Africa’s booming tourism industry, many luxury hotels have been established throughout the city.

• The Boardwalk Hotel
• Isango Gate Boutique Hotel and Spa
• No. 5 by Mantis
• Lemon Tree Lane
• Hacklewood Hill Country House
• Hitgeheim Country Lodge