Dan Air connects Dublin to Bucharest on direct flights from €105 per passenger (return). Average fares hover around €109, giving you solid options. Book in advance and fly to Romania without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
Fares start at €105 return. Most tickets cluster around €109, though peak dates reach €157. The earlier you book, the better: prices climb as departure nears. Aim to book 6–8 weeks ahead for the best rates.
Dan Air: direct, no stops
Dan Air operates this route non-stop. No layovers, no airport hassle, just a straight flight across Europe. That saves you time and stress on this Ireland-to-Romania connection.
Best time to travel
Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather. Winter brings cold but charm if you fancy Christmas in Bucharest. Summer (June–August) is pricier. Book ahead to secure choice dates and stable fares.
What to do when you land
Bucharest is a blend of styles: the colossal Parliament Palace, hip Lipscani Street lined with vintage shops and cafés, churches, art museums and top-notch food. Henri Coandă Airport (OTP) is 16 km from the centre; trains and pre-arranged taxis are your best bets.
FAQ
How much does a Dublin to Bucharest flight cost?
From €105 return with Dan Air. Fares range between €105 and €157 depending on your chosen dates. The median sits at €109, so most options are very competitively priced.
Is the Dublin to Bucharest flight direct?
Yes, Dan Air operates this route non-stop. You get a seamless journey with no connections.
Which airline flies this route?
Dan Air is the operator for Dublin–Bucharest flights in this search. Check their website for baggage, change policies and terms.
What is there to see in Bucharest?
The Parliament Palace (massive), Lipscani Street (historic with nightlife), Orthodox churches, art museums and parks. Romanian cuisine alone is worth the trip.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
