Fly from Santiago de Compostela to Warsaw for €96 return with Wizz Air. The median fare is around €107. It's a non-stop route, perfect for a quick trip without hassle.
Price and when to book
The cheapest ticket we've found is €96 return. Sample prices range from €96, €107 and €181. Booking in advance (at least 4–6 weeks ahead) gives you better options. Wizz Air often releases offers on Monday and Tuesday mornings, so check those days to grab a deal.
Airline and stops
Wizz Air operates this route. The best part: it's a direct flight with no stops, so you leave Santiago and arrive in Warsaw without intermediate landings. Wizz is a Hungarian low-cost carrier known for tight prices. Hand luggage (10 kg) is included, but checked baggage is charged separately.
Best time to visit
Warsaw is worth visiting year-round, but spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather without harsh winters or summer heat. Prices tend to be lower in off-season (November–March), though temperatures drop below freezing. If you travel in January or February, expect very cold conditions.
What to do when you arrive
Warsaw Chopin Airport is 10 km from the city centre. Take the S2 train or bus to reach the centre in 20–30 minutes. Don't miss the Old Town (Stare Miasto), rebuilt after WWII, the Palace of Culture and Science, the Jewish quarter and the Vistula for evening walks. Warsaw has quality museums, street markets and authentic Polish food.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price from Santiago to Warsaw?
€96 return with Wizz Air. We recorded this fare on 22 October 2026. Prices vary by date; the median is €107.
Is the flight from Santiago to Warsaw direct?
Yes, it's non-stop. You depart from Santiago de Compostela and arrive directly in Warsaw with Wizz Air.
Which airline flies Santiago to Warsaw?
Wizz Air. They operate this route. Hand luggage is included in the ticket, but checked baggage is charged separately.
What to see in Warsaw in 3–4 days?
The Old Town is essential. Climb the Palace of Culture for city views, explore the Jewish quarter (Muranów), walk along the Vistula and visit museums such as POLIN (Jewish history) or the Warsaw Museum. Try piernik (gingerbread cake) and żurek soup.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
