Find flights from Stockholm (STO) to Porto (OPO) from €86 return. The prices we found are real: €86, €86 and €105 in the sample we checked on 23 October 2026. One stop and Ryanair as operator make this route very affordable.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we found is €86 return. The median is also €86, so there are good options at this rate. As with any low-cost flight, book as early as possible: 6–8 weeks ahead is ideal. Ryanair prices vary a lot with demand, so don't wait until the last minute.
Airline and stops
Ryanair operates this route. Flights include 1 stop, which is standard for Nordic-to-southern-Europe routes. Your journey won't be direct, but the price makes up for it. In the sample we saw, the outbound left at 10:55 and the return at 15:25, with a manageable overall journey time.
Best time to visit
Porto is pleasant year-round. April–May and September–October offer good weather without peak summer crowds. December can be rainy but is low season, ideal if your budget is tight. Avoid July–August if you dislike heat and tourists.
What to do when you arrive
Porto doesn't disappoint. Walk the Ribeira, cross Dom Luís Bridge, taste Port wine in Vila Nova de Gaia's cellars, and climb Clerigos Tower. Beaches are 30 minutes away. The centre is compact and walkable. Eat well and spend little: it's one of Europe's cheapest breaks.
FAQ
Is €86 the final price or are there hidden fees?
These are real prices we checked on 23 October. With Ryanair, watch out: luggage, seat selection, airport check-in and other extras cost extra. Read the terms before you book.
Why is there 1 stop if it's Ryanair?
Stockholm and Porto are about 2,500 km apart. Ryanair doesn't always offer direct flights on every route; the stop is part of their model. Always check where you're stopping before you buy.
Which airline is best for this route?
In this case, Ryanair is what we're showing you. At these prices, it's the most competitive. If you want more comfort or better service, other airlines fly this route, but it will cost more.
What to see in Porto in 4 days?
Ribeira, Dom Luís Bridge, Clerigos Tower, wine cellars, University Library Church (1 hour away), nearby beaches and great food. Porto is compact and best enjoyed without rushing. Budget travel guaranteed.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.


