Fly Dublin to Fez from just €114 return with Ryanair. The median price sits around €126, so there's room to land a bargain if you book ahead. A perfect escape to Morocco without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
Fares on this route range from €114 to €143 depending on the day and how far ahead you plan. The earlier you book, the better your shot at that €114 ticket. Our price tracker is current to 22 October 2026, so spend a few days monitoring rates. December flights (like the sample 5–12) tend to cost more than off-season, but they remain accessible.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates the entire route with 1 stopover. It's not a direct flight, so it adds travel time, but you keep costs low in return. Remember to check luggage: Ryanair includes a small cabin bag free, but if you need checked baggage or extra allowance, budget for it to avoid surprises at the desk.
Best time to visit
Fez shines between October and April: mild temperatures (15–25°C) without the summer heat. April and May are ideal if you fancy spring. Skip July and August when temperatures hit 35°C and the Medina fills with tourists. Prices tend to be keener in low season (November to January), though December edges up a bit for the holidays.
What to do when you arrive in Fez
The Medina of Fez is a UNESCO World Heritage site: winding alleys, ancient riads, the Weavers' Souk. Don't miss Al Quaraouiyine University (the world's oldest continuously operating university), the Royal Palace or Chaouara Tannery. Outside the old town, New Fez has a more relaxed vibe. Eat in the souks, try harira soup and sip mint tea under the stars.
FAQ
How much is the cheapest flight Dublin to Fez?
From €114 return. Sample prices range €114 to €143, so there's variation. Booking early boosts your odds of landing the lowest fare.
Does Ryanair fly direct Dublin to Fez?
No, there's 1 stopover included. It's not direct, but the price makes up for it. Plan a buffer if connection concerns you.
What's the best time to visit Fez?
October to April is ideal: mild weather and moderate tourism. April and May are especially lovely. Avoid July–August for extreme heat and crowds.
What can I see and do in Fez?
The Medina comes first: an ancient labyrinthine city with palaces, mosques and souks. Al Quaraouiyine University, Chaouara Tannery and the Royal Palace are must-sees. Eat in the souks and soak up authentic Moroccan atmosphere.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.