Cheap flights to Salalah

Travelling in January can favour budget travellers as this is the cheapest time of year to fly to Salalah. April is the high season, and consequently, very expensive. If bypassing to a later period is not feasible, cheap flights can still be had. Our offers are mostly made up of limited-time sales and seasonal deals. To check our ongoing offers or to know if a sale is up, you can reach us on our number 020 3137 1339 or social media handles.

• Qatar Airways: There is a daily flight from London Heathrow (LHR-SLL). These flights include a layover in Doha.
• British Airways: There are 7 flights in a week (one daily) from Heathrow. These are one-stop flights.
• Etihad Airways: Etihad Airways operates 2 daily flights from Heathrow to Salalah. There is a layover in Abu Dhabi.
• Oman Air: A single flight is operated daily for Salalah from Heathrow (LHR to SLL). These are also one-stop flights.
 

There are no direct Salalah flights available at present. Airlines that operate the route like Qatar Airways, British Airways, Oman Air, and Etihad Airways offer connecting flights. If the shortest flight is what you are seeking, that can be provided. Please make mention of your priorities when you call us (020 3137 1339) to book so that only the most suitable itinerary can be arranged.

• Flights to Salalah from London Heathrow: 14 hours and 20 minutes via Abu Dhabi and Doha.
• The minimum duration for a flight to Salalah from Manchester: 15 hours and 55 minutes via Doha and Muscat.
• Flights from Edinburgh to Salalah with Qatar Airways: 16 hours and 45 minutes.
• For flights with Oman Air via Muscat: 18 hours and 25 minutes.

If it still occupies your mind that an upgrade in amenities would be followed by high enough fares, try booking with Travelhouseuk for a change. As a result of getting the cheapest Business Class flights to Salalah from us, you can fly for a lot less. Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, British Airways, and Oman Air are some of the top choices for this route. As it is, we offer an unceasing supply of Business Class deals on most airlines. But if it happens that a deal expires abruptly or a sale has just ended, you can get flights on instalments.

As travel experts often protest, planning a trip takes serious consideration, and a seemingly high price should not hinder your initiative. What is newsworthy for those on the brink of dropping the idea altogether is that they can fly to Salalah now and pay later. It is an instalment plan option, you guessed right, and it can get you tickets on deposit alone. The remaining payment will be scheduled into sizable instalments that can be paid in the months following your booking.

Travellers will recognise an immediate advantage in finding flights to Salalah with Oman Air. Not only is it the flag-carrier of the country, but it delivers value for money effectively. You will have multiple flight deals to browse through, and in case you decide to subscribe, our newsletter will bring exclusive offers to your inbox. Please keep in touch with us on social media, and you will have more than one opportunity to match and compare our offers.

For travellers, getting flexible tickets on Salalah flights means they can obtain a date change when required. The most pressing concern at present is the chance of flights getting cancelled as a direct consequence of travel restrictions. When that happens, you can approach your travel agent to reschedule the flight in light of the new policies. To acquire tickets and to keep up with updates, please try our number (020 3137 1339) or link up with us on social media.

Salalah International Airport, which serves the coastal city of Salalah, is the second biggest in Oman. From downtown or the city proper, the airport is 14 kilometres away. It has the IATA code SLL. The new airport is on its way to becoming a strategic hub for both regional and international flights, in particular, Europe.

Taxis available just outside the arrivals terminal would be the more practical option when travelling long distances. Pre-booking of taxis can be done through online portals. Public transportation is also common and easily available, just outside the airport. These buses are a walking distance from the airport and charge cheap rates as compared to taxis. You can also get an airport transfer by putting in a request with the hotel you have booked for your stay.

The Museum of the Frankincense Land: The museum displays the Sumharam and Al Balid ruins while also paying tribute to the Omani maritime history by displaying historical ships. This UNESCO World Heritage site is located close to the Arabian Sea.

Sultan Qaboos Mosque: The dome structure and the two minarets are beautifully styled with calligraphy. The interior pays homage to that of the famous Sultan Taimur Bin Faisal Mosque located in Muscat.

Al Hosn Palace: The palace, reminding enthusiasts of the ones in Al-Andalus, is a popular site for photography. The sea in front and a stately palace behind is not an ordinary sensation and should be savoured as such.

Hawana Aqua Park: It's the equator, and the heat will be catching up sooner than you might have realised. Splash it out, as this is perhaps the most fun oasis you have visited in a while.

• Crowne Plaza Hotels & Resorts (5-star)
• Fanar Hotel and Residences (5-star)
• Salalah Rotana Resort (5-star)
• Millennium Resort (4-star)
• Belad Bont Resort (4-star)
• Juweira Boutique Hotel (4-star)
• InterCityHotel (3-star)
• Hamdan Plaza Hotel (3-star)
• Haffa House Hotel (3-star)
• Al Dyafa Hotel Suites (3-star)