Seville and Palermo are just a hop away with Ryanair. Find flights from €117 return. The median hovers around €119, so book early and grab genuine bargains to Sicily.
Price and when to book
The cheapest flight we've seen is €117 return. Most offers sit around €119. Ryanair is the sole operator on this route, so there's no competing airline to compare against. Book as far in advance as possible: Ryanair prices climb as your departure date approaches. If you're targeting late November like our example (14-21 November), secure your ticket one or two months ahead. Last-minute bookings cost significantly more.
Airline and stops
Ryanair is your only choice. The flight includes 1 stop, so it's not direct, but with Ryanair, that's standard on this route. The sample departure is 14 November at 09:40 from Seville and returns 21 November at 22:55 from Palermo. Despite the stopover, total flight time isn't excessive if the connection runs smoothly. Pack light carry-on luggage to sidestep surprise baggage charges.
Best time to visit
November is a solid choice: the scorching summer heat has faded and the weather is pleasant. Sicily in autumn is perfect for walking the city, visiting beaches without crowds and enjoying cheaper rates than peak season. Mid-November onwards guarantees fewer tourists. Avoid July and August if you want cheap fares; high season pushes prices up. Mid-October through late November typically offers good rates.
What to do when you arrive in Palermo
Palermo is Sicily's capital and worth every euro of your ticket. The Gothic Cathedral, the Politeama Theatre and the street markets (Ballarò, Vucciria) are essential. Eat arancini, panelle and pasta con le sardine at any corner. Palazzo dei Normanni, the Palatine Chapel and Mondello beach are classics. With extra days, day-trip to Mondello or villages like Cefalú. The airport is 30 km from the city centre; take a coach or shared taxi to keep costs down.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price you've found for this route?
The cheapest flight is €117 return. Most searches hover around €119. These prices are for dates like November 2026, so book well in advance to snag them.
Is the Seville to Palermo flight direct?
No, it has 1 stop. Ryanair is the only airline on this route and operates with a connection. Total travel time depends on the stopover length, but a stopover is standard for this route.
Which airline flies Seville to Palermo?
Ryanair is the sole operator on this route. There's no competing airline, so the price you see is what's available. Book direct with Ryanair or via flight search engines like Google Flights or Skyscanner.
What is there to see in Palermo?
Palermo has it all: the Cathedral, Politeama Theatre, vibrant street markets, nearby beaches and unique Sicilian gastronomy. Wander the old quarter, taste local food and soak up the organised chaos that defines the city. A week is plenty to cover the highlights.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
