Flights from Dublin to Tallinn start from €124 return with Ryanair. The median price sits at €127, so you have affordable options for this route. Travel to Estonia's medieval capital with included stops at a low cost price.
Price and when to book
We found flights from €124 return (median: €127). The best strategy is to book well in advance: the earlier you purchase, the more cheap options you'll have. Avoid last-minute bookings if you're after the lowest fare. Prices on this route stay between €124–€134, so don't expect dramatic drops.
Airline and stops
Ryanair operates this route with 1 stop on the outbound flight. There are no direct flights, so expect an intermediate stop that will extend your journey. The return also includes a stop. Check Ryanair's website for exact connection details: stopover city, airport and total journey time.
Best time to visit
Tallinn is especially lovely in spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October), with pleasant weather and less rain. Summer (June–August) is peak season with more tourists and potentially higher prices. Winter (November–February) is cold but offers Christmas markets if you travel in December. Check flexible dates to find the best price for your availability.
What to do when you arrive
Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport is 4 km from the centre. Explore the medieval Old Town (Unesco World Heritage), visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and walk the city walls. The harbour offers great photo spots. Eat at traditional restaurants in the old town and try local specialities. Tallinn is small and very walkable; a weekend is enough to see the essentials.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights Dublin to Tallinn?
The lowest price we found is €124 return with Ryanair. The median is €127, so expect to pay around those figures if you book in advance.
Are there direct flights from Dublin to Tallinn?
No. Ryanair operates this route with 1 stop on the outbound flight, so you'll have an intermediate stopover. Check the airline's website for details.
Which airline flies Dublin to Tallinn?
Ryanair is the airline on this route. It's the most accessible low-cost option for this journey.
What should I see in Tallinn over a weekend?
The Old Town (Unesco World Heritage), Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the historic city walls and the harbour are essential. It's a small, walkable city; a weekend is enough to enjoy it properly.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
