Fly from Dublin to Singapore for €533 return with Etihad Airways. The median price is around €544, so there's room to find deals if you act fast. A long route that's worth it for the destination.
Price and when to book
The lowest price is €533 for return flights. Prices we've seen range from €533 to €653, with a median of €544. For a long-haul route like this, book as far ahead as possible: the earlier you purchase, the better fare you'll get. October and November are good months to find competitive pricing if you're flexible with travel dates.
Airline and stops
You'll fly with Etihad Airways, which offers a good balance between comfort and price. The outbound flight includes 1 stop, so it's not direct. This is normal for this route: direct flights from Dublin to Singapore are rare. Etihad will get you to Singapore with a layover in between, which extends the journey but reduces the cost.
Best time to visit
Singapore is a tropical destination with little seasonal variation. The best time is November to February, when it's cooler and there's less rain. These months also align with lower prices if you book ahead. Avoid September and October, when monsoon season is stronger. Travelling outside peak season (July-August) will also save you money.
What to do in Singapore
Singapore is an unmissable city-state: Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown, and Little India are must-sees. Eat at hawker centres (cheap street food markets), visit the Menara Tower observation deck, and explore Sentosa island. The airport (Changi) is well-connected and public transport is excellent. Three to four days are enough to see the main sights.
FAQ
What's the lowest price found?
€533 return, checked on 22 October 2026. Prices fluctuate constantly, so check regularly if you have flexible dates.
Is it a direct flight from Dublin to Singapore?
No, it includes 1 stop. Etihad Airways operates this route with an intermediate layover, which is typical for connections from Europe to Southeast Asia.
Which airline do I fly with?
Etihad Airways. It's a quality airline with a good reputation on long-haul routes and offers solid service on board.
What to see in Singapore in 3-4 days?
Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown, Little India, and Sentosa. Street food at hawker centres is cheap and delicious. Public transport is very efficient, so getting around is easy.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
