Cheap Flights from London to Jerez

This information is correct as of August 2016

Airlines that fly from London to Jerez

Ryanair offers direct flights from London Stanstead to Jerez, and Tui offers flights from London Gatwick.

If there are no flights to Jerez during your travel dates, consider flights from London to Seville instead. Seville is just over an hour’s drive from Jerez.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

From Gatwick: Flights to Jerez depart from the north terminal. There are lots of places to eat, serving everything from British classics (The Red Lion) to Middle Eastern fare (Comptoir Libanais). Jamie Oliver has four shops in this terminal: a Jamie's Italian, Jamie's Bakery, Jamie's Coffee Lounge and Union Jack's Bar. There are plenty of shops in the terminal too, including Cath Kidston, Moleskine and World of Whiskies. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout Gatwick for 90 minutes. The north terminal has three lounges: Aspire Lounge, My Lounge and No.1 Lounge.

From Stansted: One of Britain's busiest airports, Stansted's one terminal has a great range of shops and restaurants. If you're on the early morning flight you can grab a quick coffee at Starbucks, Pip, Pret, or Café Balzar. Airport shops include favourites such as WHSmith and Boots as well as fashion retailers like Ted Baker, Swarovski, and Hugo Boss. Free Wi-Fi is available at Stansted Airport for up to 60 minutes at a time. For a bit of added luxury, check into the Escape Lounge.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Jerez Airport has one terminal.

· Intercity and local buses are available from the airport. It takes about 30 minutes to get into the centre of Jerez and 90 minutes to reach Cadiz.

· There's also a train station at the airport with regular services to Jerez, Cadiz and Seville.

· Taxis are metered, and city rates apply. Taxis in Spain are usually more expensive during weekends, evenings and public holidays.

· Another option is car hire at Jerez Airport. Enterprise, Europcar, Goldcar, Avis, Hertz, and Firefly all have car rental desks inside the terminal.

Practical Information

As this is an international flight, you should aim to arrive at your departure airport in London at least two hours before your flight to Jerez is due to depart. You will need a valid passport to fly between London and Jerez as the United Kingdom is not in the Schengen Area.

What to expect in Jerez

Jerez is an hour ahead of London and the currency is the Euro (€). Jerez is typically warmer than London with daily averages of 11°C in January and 26°C in July and August. London, by comparison, usually averages 7°C in January and 19°C in July and August. Andalucía can be extremely warm, and it’s not uncommon for temperatures to reach the low 40°C s in the height of summer.

As well as being one of the hottest parts of Spain, Andalucía is also one of the most affordable regions. Although Jerez is close to the coast, it’s far enough inland to avoid the inflated prices found in most Spanish coastal towns. Expect to pay less than £30* for a three-course meal for two, around half of what you’d normally pay in London. Beer is also considerable cheaper. While a pint will set you back an average of £4.85* in London, it should cost about £1.90* in Jerez.

*Prices subject to change