Travel from London to Dubai

Direct flights from London Heathrow (LHR), London Gatwick (LGW), and London Stansted (STN) to Dubai International Airport (DXB). A full-service airline with multiple daily departures.

Emirates operates numerous direct flights, often from major London airports like Heathrow and Gatwick. Prices can fluctuate based on demand, booking in advance, and fare class.

Direct flights primarily from London Heathrow (LHR) to Dubai International Airport (DXB). A full-service carrier offering several daily services.

British Airways is a major carrier on this route, typically departing from London Heathrow. Consider booking in advance for potentially better fares.

Direct flights from London Heathrow (LHR) to Dubai International Airport (DXB). Offers a comfortable travel experience with daily connections.

Virgin Atlantic provides direct services from London's main international hub. Flight prices can vary significantly.

Numerous airlines offer connecting flights from various London airports (LHR, LGW, STN, LTN) to Dubai (DXB). Providers include Qatar Airways (via Doha), Pegasus (via Istanbul), Lufthansa (via Frankfurt), KLM (via Amsterdam), Air France (via Paris), Turkish Airlines (via Istanbul), and more.

Connecting flights can often be a more economical option, but involve longer journey times due to layovers in various hub cities. Prices are highly variable depending on the airline, route, and layover duration.

An overland journey by car from London to Dubai, covering vast distances across multiple continents.

The driving distance is approximately 7,142 km (4,438 miles) and involves extensive travel through numerous countries in Europe, the Middle East, and potentially via a ferry to bypass certain regions. This journey requires meticulous planning, including securing multiple visas (e.g., Schengen, Turkey, Iran/Saudi Arabia/Jordan, UAE) and international driving permits. Fuel costs are estimates based on average UK prices (approx. GBP 1.37-1.45 per litre for petrol) and typical car fuel economy (e.g., 40-50 MPG), but will vary significantly across countries. Tolls are applicable in many European countries (e.g., Austria, France, Italy) and in Dubai (Salik system, typically AED 4 per pass). Safety considerations and geopolitical situations in transit countries must be thoroughly researched. While possible, this is a highly challenging and lengthy travel option, not suitable for most travellers.