Cheap Flights from Cardiff to Edinburgh

About Edinburgh

Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland and one of its 32 council areas. It is Scotland’s second-most populous city, and the seventh-most populous city in the United Kingdom. It is widely known for its historic attractions, UNESCO World Heritage sites, rich history, and is considered as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Being a vibrant festival city, it’s a powerhouse for the literary arts, comedy, culture, high education, and more. Hence, while booking Cardiff to Edinburgh flights, spend enough time exploring the stunning attractions of this town.

• Low Season
  The best time to visit and explore the city is in January, when the flight prices drop at an average of 50%. 
• Peak Season
  The peak season is in August when the city remains crowded, and flight prices soar up at an average of 47%.

Details about Cardiff to Edinburgh Flight

To avail cheap Cardiff to Edinburgh flights (CWL-EDI), book your seat with  Livingston Airlines for a one-way trip at EUR 81 and round trip at EUR 130. In addition, there are nonstop flights available for this route with Loganair Airlines. Furthermore, the merchandising airports on this route are- Cardiff Airport and Edinburgh Airport. 

Now, let’s look at some insights concluding fares for the following route: 

One Way Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price
	Livingston	EUR 81
	Loganair (Nonstop)	EUR 85
	KLM	EUR 166
	KLM, Air France	EUR 254

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price
	Livingston	EUR 130
	Loganair (Nonstop)	EUR 146
	KLM	EUR 289
	KLM, Air France	EUR 405

Here are some essential things to consider before taking Cardiff to Edinburgh flights. You will board a flight from Cardiff Airport and land at Edinburgh Airport (CWL-EDI). 

Eateries in Edinburgh

Accommodations in Edinburgh

Things to do in Edinburgh

• Edinburgh Castle
  Scotland’s most famous landmark, Edinburgh Castle is one of Britain’s most visited tourist attractions. Highlights of this place include hearing the famous One O’clock Salute from Half Moon Battery, the impressive Scottish National War Memorial, National War Museum, and the stunning collection of Crown Jewels housed in the Royal Palace.
• National Museum of Scotland
  Since opening in 2011, the National Museum has become one of Scotland’s most popular attractions, and one of the best things to do for free in Edinburgh.Welcoming over two million visitors each year, it incorporates collections, including national archaeological collections; medieval artifacts; and displays focusing on natural history, geology, art, science, and technology.
• Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
  Founded in 1670, the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is the second oldest such garden in Britain. It’s also one of the largest, and boasts an impressive 13,200 different plant species. Within its magnificent space are a collection of over three million specimens, Britain’s biggest palm house, and a tropical house with exotic orchids.

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