Cheap flights from Liverpool to Barcelona from £33

You can find direct flights from Liverpool (LPL) to Barcelona (BCN) with Ryanair. Direct one-way flights from Liverpool to Barcelona take an average flight time of two hours and 20 minutes, with at least one flight available per day. If your schedule is flexible, consider Liverpool to Barcelona flights with one or more stopovers. Many airlines offer affordable routes and connections. These include flights via Iaşi (IAS) with Wizz Air, via Geneva Geneve-Cointrin (GVA) with easyJet, and via Bucharest Otopeni (OTP) with Blue Air. RyanAir also offers flights with stopovers in Malaga (AGP), Ibiza (IBZ), Palma de Mallorca Son Sant Joan (PMI), Warsaw Modlin (WMI), Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias (CFU), Bergamo Orio Al Serio (BGY), Alicante (ALC), and Dublin DUB. No matter which journey you decide on, you can find cheap flights from Liverpool to Barcelona to suit your budget and your schedule.

The most straightforward and convenient option to get from the city centre to Liverpool John Lennon Airport is via public bus. Several bus lines run from the heart of Liverpool city to the airport, including the bus number 500 Airport Express every 30 minutes, bus 80A every 20 minutes, bus 82A every 30 minutes and bus 86A every 20 minutes. Bus 500 has the shortest and most direct journey of 40 minutes, and bus 80A has the longest journey of 56 minutes. If you wish to drive, there are two drop-off points near the Terminal. Once you arrive in Barcelona, you have a few options for reaching your destination, such as car hire, bus, metro, train or taxi. Metropolitan buses including the Aerobus, will take you directly to the city centre and around Barcelona, the intercity buses can take you to cities surrounding Barcelona, while international buses offer more regional options. The metro provides a direct service to the city centre, while the train will take you to various stops outside the city centre. If you’re travelling straight to a hotel, you may want to consider hiring a car, getting a taxi, or using a ride-sharing service such as Cabify, Free Now or Uber.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is easy and convenient to access from Liverpool and cities in the United Kingdom. The airport is the 13th busiest in the UK and offers transport options via bus, rail and driving routes such as The Mersey Gateway. It has one terminal with shops and restaurants. Previously it was called Speke Airport, but changed in 2001 to honour the Liverpudlian musician from the Beatles, John Lennon. Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport, known more simply as Barcelona Airport, is the second-busiest airport in Spain, Barcelona’s main international gateway, and the busiest and largest airport in the Catalonian region. It has two Terminals and is the main hub for airlines Vueling and Level, as well as being a hub for Ryanair, easyJet, Air Europa, and Norweigan Air Shuttle. The airport offers many transportation options such as bus, metro, train, taxi, and car hire.

Once you’re in Barcelona, you can proceed with the last leg of your journey. Barcelona Airport is located southwest of Barcelona, along the Balearic Sea Coast. The airport is a short drive of 20-30 minutes to the city centre. From the airport, you can access transport to take you directly to neighbouring parts of the country. This includes the upscale resort Sitges along the C-32 coastal road, less than one hour south of Barcelona, the Costa Brava, which is one of Spain’s most scenic beaches and located along the AP-7 road, less than two hours east from Barcelona, or Andorra in the mountains, two hours and 30 minutes from the north of Barcelona. While you can access these options by car or by train, we recommend hiring a car from the airport to enable further exploration at your own pace.