Cheapest Places to Fly From Bristol: What BRS Deals Cost

• 476

  Bristol Airport observations that pass the feed's rules, 1 Oct–1 Nov 2026

• £64

  Median Bristol return deal fare across those observations

• 57

  Destinations with a sensible Bristol deal in that period

• 23

  Bristol deals in the member feed on 2 Nov 2026

The cheapest places to fly from Bristol right now

If you live in or near Bristol and want the cheapest places to fly, the short answer is the Canaries, a handful of Ryanair city breaks and a long list of easyJet routes to France, Switzerland, Iceland and Greece. On 26 scan days between 1 October and 1 November 2026, Blame the Fare’s deal scanner logged 476 Bristol Airport (BRS) deal observations that pass the feed’s current trip rules, across 57 destinations. The median fare was £64 return, 473 of the 476 observations (99%) were nonstop, and the median stay was four nights.

That nonstop share is the most useful thing about Bristol. Almost every cheap fare in the data was a direct flight, so the price you see is rarely padded by a long connection. The only one-stop fares that reached the feed were three Jeddah trips on Pegasus.

The live picture on 2 November 2026, from the 03:00 UTC scan, was 23 Bristol deals, from £26 (Lanzarote, eight nights from 1 December, nonstop with no airline named) to £147 (Sharm El-Sheikh, nine nights from 5 December on easyJet), with a median of £48. All 23 were nonstop and every one was a stay of five to ten nights. Alicante was £28 for ten nights from 6 December, Fuerteventura £29 for seven nights from 7 December on easyJet, Barcelona and Porto £30 on Ryanair, and Wrocław £31. The full list is on the deal feed, and the Bristol departures page shows what is checked from BRS today.

Bristol destinations by logged deal fare

“Deals logged” counts how many times the scanner recorded a qualifying fare on that route, roughly once per scan day it appeared. The table shows the 31 routes logged at least six times; another 26 routes had between one and five. A route with one or two sightings is a hint, not a pattern. Medians are rounded to the nearest pound, and “Not recorded” means the feed did not carry an airline name rather than a guess.

Google Flights returned some names in the local form, such as Eivissa for Ibiza and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; the table uses the familiar English name with the airport code. Eight Egypt sightings of three or four nights also met the feed’s own floor, but they sit below the five-night stay this guide treats as a real trip on a flight of nearly six hours, so they are not counted in the Hurghada and Sharm El-Sheikh rows.

Canaries, Madeira and Morocco for winter sun

The Canaries were the cheapest corner of the Bristol data. Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Tenerife together appeared 35 times at £26 to £40, with a median of £32, every one of them nonstop. Lanzarote appeared 11 times at £26 to £36, Gran Canaria 12 times at £32 to £40, Tenerife seven times at £30 to £40 and Fuerteventura five times at £29 to £38. The 2 November feed had Lanzarote at £26 for eight nights from 1 December and Fuerteventura at £29 for seven nights from 7 December.

Madeira appeared 12 times at £40 to £47, all easyJet nonstops, though every sighting was for the same 14 December departure, and the live feed had a nine-night Madeira trip at £39 from that date. Morocco was cheap too: Agadir appeared five times at £33 to £43 on easyJet for three to ten nights, and the live feed had a seven-night Agadir trip at £33 from 2 December. Marrakesh appeared three times at £49 to £54. Mainland Spain and Portugal added Alicante at £28 to £30, Málaga at £33 to £35 and Faro at £32 to £43. Our guide to cheap winter sun from the UK compares the warmest of these for December to March.

The cheapest city breaks from Bristol

Ryanair set the floor for Bristol city breaks. Milan Bergamo appeared 16 times at £30 to £45, Wrocław ten times at £31 to £42, Sofia seven times at £31 to £39 and Porto six times at £30 to £42, all nonstop. Kraków and Bucharest each appeared three times, at £39 to £54 and £47 to £59. Valencia appeared ten times at £54 to £80. The live feed had Barcelona at £30 for nine nights from 28 November, Porto at £30 for seven nights from 29 November, Wrocław at £31 for five nights from 22 November and Kraków at £39 for eight nights from 6 November.

easyJet covered the rest of the map at a few pounds more, with a striking consistency. Basel appeared 23 times at £54 to £62 and Bordeaux 21 times at £53 to £63. Reykjavík appeared 22 times at £54 to £70, all for departures between 24 November and 6 December. Lisbon was £52 to £71 over 11 sightings, Toulouse £51 to £63 over seven, Rome £57 to £74 over 12 and Nice £61 to £92 over 16. Paris appeared three times at £52 to £62. On 2 November the feed had Toulouse at £51, Paris and Lisbon at £52, and Berlin at £65 for seven nights from 24 December. Many cheap city fares were two- to four-night trips, so if you only want a weekend, our guide to cheap weekend flights from the UK explains which departure days to try first.

Greece, Cyprus and Turkey

Greece produced 106 of the counted Bristol observations, with a median of £94, but the range was wide. Athens was the cheap and reliable entry point: 25 easyJet nonstops at £62 to £70, for three to 14 nights, and the live feed had a seven-night Athens trip at £66 from 5 December. Corfu appeared 18 times at £81 to £94, Rhodes 12 times at £92 to £122, Thessaloniki ten times at £97 to £125, Kos nine times at £82 to £105 on Jet2 and TUI Airways, and Chania 17 times at £120 to £137. Many of the island fares were for October departures at the end of the season.

Cyprus split in two. Paphos appeared 17 times at £57 to £85, all easyJet nonstops for departures from December to March, and the live feed had ten nights at £73 from 2 December. Larnaca was dearer at £106 to £136 over eight sightings. Split appeared 14 times at £63 to £81, all for one two-night trip from 20 October. Turkey was thinner: Dalaman four times at £93 to £108, Antalya twice at £80 and £85, and Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen three times at £135 to £145 on Pegasus. Check entry rules for Turkey before you book.

Egypt, Cape Verde and the longest trips

The longest regular trips from Bristol were to Egypt. Hurghada appeared 21 times at £135 to £170, with a median of £164, all easyJet nonstops for five to 14 nights departing between 8 December and 28 January. Sharm El-Sheikh appeared six times at £144 to £179 for five to seven nights. The 2 November feed had Hurghada at £135 for eight nights from 9 December and Sharm El-Sheikh at £147 for nine nights from 5 December.

The feed estimates these flights at close to six hours each way, so this guide applies a five-night floor to them, stricter than the feed’s own three-night floor for flights of this length. Seven Sharm El-Sheikh sightings and one Hurghada sighting of three or four nights are left out for that reason. Sal in Cape Verde appeared twice, at £135 and £155 for seven-night easyJet trips in January. Jeddah appeared three times at £281 to £316 on Pegasus, the only one-stop fares in the counted data, for five or seven nights. Our guide to cheap flights to Europe covers the shorter alternatives if you would rather not fly that far.

Which airlines carry the cheap Bristol fares

easyJet carried 315 of the 476 Bristol observations, two in every three. Ryanair carried 81, Jet2 nine, TUI Airways eight and Pegasus six, and 57 observations carried no airline name. The split matters because the two big carriers lead different parts of the map: Ryanair on Milan Bergamo, Wrocław, Sofia, Ibiza and Valencia, and easyJet on Basel, Bordeaux, Reykjavík, Athens, Paphos and Egypt.

Bag rules decide whether a cheap fare is really cheap. easyJet says everyone can bring one small under-seat cabin bag of up to 45 by 36 by 20 centimetres and 15 kilograms for free; a large cabin bag of up to 56 by 45 by 25 centimetres has to be booked, and easyJet says one added at the gate costs £60. Ryanair says all fares include one small personal bag of 40 by 30 by 20 centimetres that must fit under the seat, and its Priority and 2 Cabin Bags option adds a 10-kilogram bag of 55 by 40 by 20 centimetres. Jet2 says each passenger has a 10-kilogram hand luggage allowance included as standard, up to 56 by 45 by 25 centimetres, plus a small under-seat bag of up to 40 by 30 by 20 centimetres. Check TUI’s allowance on its own site, and our guide to cabin bag sizes by airline compares the limits.

Why some cheap Bristol fares never reach the feed

Bristol had only a few more raw observations than the 476 counted here, which says the cheap Bristol fares are mostly sensible trips. Of 501 observations stored between 1 October and 1 November, nine went to Bydgoszcz, which has no reviewed destination photo yet; six were Isle of Man and Guernsey trips that the feed treats as domestic; five were two-night Larnaca stays, below the feed’s three-night floor for a flight of that length; and five failed the traveller sense check.

The rules apply when the feed is read, so the numbers in this guide are what a member would actually have been shown, not every fare a search engine returned. The 2 November feed flagged two of its 23 Bristol deals, Tromsø at £82 and Nice at £90, both seven-night easyJet nonstops. The feed still shows flagged deals, but they did not get a clean pass.

Getting to Bristol Airport on the Airport Flyer

The ground journey belongs in the price. Bristol Airport says the A1 Bristol Airport Flyer runs 24 hours a day, with services up to every eight minutes, between the airport and Bristol Bus Station via Bedminster and Temple Meads. It lists the adult fare at £9.50 single and £16 return, with a £6.50 child single and a £7.50 student single, and says return tickets are valid for one month. English national concessionary bus passes are not accepted for free travel to and from the airport.

Three more Airport Flyer routes serve the region. The A2 runs from Portishead via Clevedon, Nailsea and Backwell, 24 hours a day, at £5 single or £7 return. The A3 runs from Weston-super-Mare station via Worle, Congresbury and Cleeve, up to every 30 minutes at peak times, and the A4 runs from Bath via Saltford, Keynsham and South Bristol. The airport says the A1, A3 and A4 run every day except Christmas Day, and the A2 also stops on Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

For trains, Bristol Airport says you connect to the rail network on the A1 at Bristol Temple Meads or the A3 at Worle, and that combined rail and Flyer tickets can be bought from GWR, by choosing Bristol Airport (A1 Bristol) as the station, or from Trainline. Coaches also stop at the airport: National Express from Cardiff and from Birmingham, the South West Falcon from Plymouth, Exeter and Taunton, and Flixbus from Swansea. If Bristol is not your nearest airport, our guide to the cheapest airports to fly from explains when a longer trip to another airport pays off.

How to catch a cheap fare from Bristol

1. Start with the Canaries and Ryanair cities. Lanzarote, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Milan Bergamo, Wrocław, Sofia and Porto all had medians under £40.
2. Start with the destination, not the date. Open the deal feed and shortlist places under your price ceiling before you fix a week.
3. Check trip length. Cheap Bristol fares ranged from two-night city breaks to two-week Egypt trips; move the dates a day either way and watch the price.
4. Add bags and the Flyer. Put the cabin bag, hold bag and £16 A1 return on the same line as the ticket, especially on Ryanair and easyJet.
5. Compare with a second airport. The Birmingham and London guides show what the same month cost there, and our hub of the best flight search sites shows which to cross-check before paying.

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