Aberdeen to Belfast

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How the cheapest fare moved

Oct 18: €68 €68 Oct 13 Oct 18 low €68 · high €149

Departure-day prices · May 2025 Aberdeen → Belfast

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Return-day prices · May 2025 Belfast → Aberdeen

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Best time to visit Belfast — climate

Jan: ~7°C daytime, 11 rainy days 7° JanFeb: ~8°C daytime, 13 rainy days 8° FebMar: ~11°C daytime, 7 rainy days 11° MarApr: ~14°C daytime, 11 rainy days 14° AprMay: ~16°C daytime, 9 rainy days 16° MayJun: ~18°C daytime, 19 rainy days 18° JunJul: ~20°C daytime, 16 rainy days 20° JulAug: ~20°C daytime, 15 rainy days 20° AugSep: ~15°C daytime, 19 rainy days 15° SepOct: ~13°C daytime, 12 rainy days 13° OctNov: ~10°C daytime, 22 rainy days 10° NovDec: ~9°C daytime, 17 rainy days 9° Dec

Flights from Aberdeen to Belfast start around €68 (typically 1 stop). Range seen recently: €68–149, based on 5 fares found by travellers.

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Cheapest cached fares Aberdeen → Belfast; typically 1 stop (e.g. U2). · Based on 5 fares found by travellers in the last 48h

Weather in Belfast

Sun ☁️ 13° 6° 💧0%
Mon ☁️ 13° 7° 💧33%
Tue 🌦️ 13° 9° 💧45%
Wed 🌦️ 10° 3° 💧61%
Thu 🌦️ 11° 2° 💧59%
Fri 🌦️ 10° 5° 💧76%
Sat 🌦️ 11° 5° 💧56%

In May, Belfast typically sees ~17°C daytime highs and 16 rainy days.

Where to stay in Belfast

3★+ hotels from €84/night (35 hotels sampled, ~3 weeks out).

ibis budget Belfast City Centre hotel · Belfast
from €84/night★ 3
ibis Belfast Queens Quarter hotel · Belfast
from €86/night★ 3
Queens Quarter hotel · Belfast
from €86/night★ 3

Good to know

CurrencyGBP · €1 ≈ 0.84
Power plugsType G
BorderPassport/ID checks apply
Time differenceSame time zone

Things to do in Belfast

Top-rated tours and tickets from €66 — book ahead for the popular ones.

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About Belfast

Belfast (Irish: Béal Feirste) is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland. Most of it historically lay in County Antrim west of the River Lagan, with about a third on the east bank in County Down, but it's always been governed as a separate metropolis, with a population in 2024 of about 671,000. It's had a troubled history but is nowadays safe to visit and has the best-developed visitor facilities in Northern Ireland.

Read the full Belfast guide

Guide content from Wikivoyage contributors (CC BY-SA).

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