Cheap Flights to Beirut (BEY) from UK Airports

Beirut Cheapest Fares

The lowest fare found to Beirut (BEY) was £416 with Lufthansa, the cheapest direct flight was £571 with Middle East Airlines, while Business Class was £1138 with Turkish Airlines. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Beirut obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Beirut in 2013 and 2014, please enter your requirements and click the search button above.

Useful Information about Beirut

Air fare prices are around £379 in February which is typically the cheapest month to travel to Beirut

The best fare found on Just the Flight departing from the UK was £282 leaving the week of 10 Jun 2012

The nearest airports to Beirut include Damascus approximately 65 miles

Airlines which offer the cheapest fares to Beirut include Malev Hungarian Airlines, airBaltic and Emirates with the most popular being Malev Hungarian Airlines

Beirut's time zone is 2 hours difference from the UK

Trips to Beirut that include a Saturday night are often cheaper with 11 days being the average length of stay

Exotic Flowers in Beirut

Every May, the Beirut Hippodrome hosts the annual Garden Show and Spring Festival. Garden lovers can stroll through the aromatic displays of exotic plants and visit the stalls decked out with garden accessories, garden furniture, healthy food and local crafts. There are also master classes and courses from experts in all aspects of gardening, and concerts. The Garden Show and Spring Festival is a not just a gardening show but a festival to celebrate the great Lebanese outdoor way of life. Local florists can compete against each other in competitions.

Beirut is not an obvious holiday destination because most of the city was devastated by the civil war, although most of it has now been restored. It is a very interesting destination, however, because of the eclectic mix of people living there. There are so many different religions and cultures represented in Beirut, making it a great destination for those who love people watching. The long seaside promenade, the Corniche, replaces parks and public gathering places in a city that has few green areas. There are wonderful views of the coast from the Corniche, including Pigeon Rocks, which is a group of rocks set in a cove in Raouche. This is a popular place for evening drinks.

Beirut is a city that never sleeps. At nightfall, Beirut offers restaurants, pubs, clubs and coffee rooms. The ochre streets are enchantingly lit and the entertainment on offer includes gastronomic cuisine and non-stop dancing.

Beirut Rafic Hariri is a large international airport with flights from all over the world.