S$ 432+ Cheap flights to Spain

May, June and September are the best months to visit Spain although the country is blessed with sunny weather almost all year round. In the south, add April and October to the list. At these times you can expect sunshine, but not overbearing heat. An added bonus is that, by avoiding July and August, you will miss the hordes of tourists. Peak season: July and August are the height of the tourist season and Spain flights and holidays can be expensive. Early summer and into autumn are also popular. Spain is very popular with families so prices will be higher during school holidays and half-term breaks. Off season: There really isn’t a bad time to visit Spain, but the winter months (November to February) can be cold and rainy and the country gets its share of snow too.

Spain is among the world’s most popular countries and attracts many visitors from many countries, including Singapore, thus there are a number of flights to Spain from Singapore. The flying time from Singapore depends on the city you are planning to travel to. A popular city for tourists is Barcelona; the travel duration of Changi Airport, Singapore, to El Prat Airport, Barcelona, takes around 16-17h. There are flights to Madrid–Barajas Airport, Madrid, from Changi Airport with a flight time between 17 and 23h, depending on the flight deals. There are no flights to Spain from the other major airport in Singapore, Seletar Airport, as it is in close proximity to Changi airport.

Unfortunately, there are no direct flights to Spain from Singapore airports, most of the flights have at least one stop. If you are travelling from Changi Airport to El Prat Airport, there is a minimum of one stop; depending on the airline, the stopover airports can be Dubai, Istanbul, Abu Dhabi, Paris, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Frankfurt, Amsterdam or Zurich. Cheap flights to Spain have a longer duration as there may be multiple stopovers with a longer wait to board flights.

Public transport with bus services, speed trains and domestic flights are some of the ways to get around the country. To reach faraway places and islands, domestic flights are ideal as there are over 40 airports with internal flights. If you want to move around between major cities, high-speed trains, known as the AVE, run between them. Barcelona to Madrid can be covered in about 2h 40min and trains from Madrid to Seville take around the same. Book tickets in advance as seats need to be reserved, and booking online makes it cheaper. If you are travelling around Barcelona city, then the metro, trams and FGC are convenient ways to get around. For example, trams connect to major shopping centres, tourist spots and more. Taxis are also available in Barcelona and their availability can be identified by a green light on the top.

Visiting Spain is commonly one of the things on people’s bucket list as there are many experiences and sights. In Barcelona are the Park Guell, Casa Batllo and the La Sagrada Familia, they have good architecture and artwork. Soccer fan or not, a visit to the famous soccer stadium in Barcelona is warranted as it is huge. Madrid is another popular city to visit, and among the top things to see is the Flamenco Show. If you are into adventure, then Spain is the place to be with some popular diving centres in Empuriabrava, where you can feel the thrill of skydiving. For a party lover, Ibiza is the place to be where you can enjoy some happening parties. A music buff should not miss the Festival Internacional de Benicàssim, a music festival where artists from around the world come and perform; you could also attend La Tomatina, which is another popular festival. And ensure you check out the Spanish food, especially the tapas.

Singaporeans do not need a visa for entry within the Schengen region. They can visit Spain for up to 180 days but should have a passport with them at all times for identification.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Spain on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Shenzhen Airlines is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Spain.

Palma de Mallorca Son Sant Joan is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Spain. One-way flights to Palma de Mallorca Son Sant Joan typically cost S$ 38, while return flights cost around S$ 40.

A return flight to Spain will typically cost around S$ 158, however they can be found for as little as S$ 148.

For those looking to save time traveling to Spain, Singapore Changi offers the quickest one-way flight (13 hours 20 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Madrid Barajas can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Madrid Barajas has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Hostelfly is the closest property to Madrid Barajas (0.0 km away from Madrid Barajas).