Flights to kuwait
Cheap Flights to kuwait
Overview
A petite emirate, the Arab country situated on the Persian Gulf, Kuwait is nestled amid Saudi Arabia and Iraq. It is surrounded by a region which is unfortunately famous for the least hospitable and driest deserts on the earth. It has a rich cultural heritage dated back to the period before the Middle Ages. In spite of its dry desert and hot climate, tourists from around the world book cheap flight tickets to Kuwait either to get to other Middle Eastern places or to stay in Kuwait itself. Although, the city will surprise you with its Arabian humble hospitality and peacefulness.
In the time since 1756, a small fort has been transformed into a big, modern Kuwait City with the help of foreign commerce links and collected wealth. Here you are likely to find dozens of temples, mosques and luxurious palaces embellishing the region.
Climate
The summers of Kuwait have hot winds and ultra humidity with temperatures ranging above 100 degrees F. Comparatively in winters, the temperature comes down to 70 degrees F. Between December and February, you can experience heavy rainfall and intense winds.
Travel Information
Language: Modern Standard Arabic & Kuwaiti Arabic
Currency: Kuwaiti Dinar (KD)
Local Time: GMT +3
Avg. Flight Time: 6h 15m
Best Time To Visit
Both spring and summer are most loved and hated seasons when flying to Kuwait. When the temperature in summers touches 122 degrees F, the humidity comes down in August. In spring, you can experience sandstorms one after another, but this also doesn’t avert travellers from booking cheap flights to Kuwait for Hala Festival.
Kuwait Attractions and Activities
1. Kuwait Towers
Situated in Sharq district on Arabian Gulf Road, Kuwait Towers is one of the most popular landmarks in Kuwait. This building was established in March 1979 which currently includes two main towers and one minor tower.
2. The Liberation Tower
The Liberation Tower is a symbol of Kuwaiti deliverance, the representation of renewal, the 2nd tallest tower in the city, and the 5th tallest tower of telecommunication around the globe.
3. Al Kout Beach
Kuwait flaunts a fabulous setting on the Persian Gulf, with a portion of the Middle East's most eminent coastline extending for around 499 km. The beaches of Kuwait offer an extraordinary place to unwind by azure, scenic waters with an extensive number of Beach clubs, beach parks and public beaches.
4. Dhow Harbour
If you visit the Dhow Harbour in Kuwait, you get to see the ancient dhows and sailing ships that were utilized for fishing, coastal sailing and pearl diving in the past.
5. Doha Village in Kuwait
All history lovers should definitely go to the Doha Village as it is the apt place for grabbing knowledge about the glorious history of Kuwait.
6. Failaka Island
Want to know the most visited and popular tourist location in Kuwait? Its Failaka Island undoubtedly as it is situated beside the Persian (Arab) Gulf’s northern side, 20 km far from the city of Kuwait.
Airlines Operate Flight to Kuwait
- British Airways
- Kuwait Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- Qatar Airways
- Gulf Air
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Kuwait - 6h 15m
- Manchester to Kuwait - 8h 50m
- Newcastle to Kuwait - 9h 30m
- Birmingham to Kuwait - 8h 25m
- Glasgow to Kuwait - 8h 15m
- Edinburgh to Kuwait - 8h 45m
- Belfast to Kuwait - 8h 50m
Distance to the City Centre
Kuwait International Airport is about 16 km or 10 miles south of Kuwait City and can be reached by local taxi.
Transport from Kuwait
Just outside the Arrivals Hall at the airport, you can find plenty taxis waiting for customers. If you want to reach the city centre, it might cost you around 6 dinars in total. Ask the taxi driver to switch on the meter before you get in or agree with the driver on the same price. Also, you can consult with your hotel or resort for a free airport shuttle service or their personal shuttle prices before looking for taxis.
Visa Requirements for Kuwait
All tourists should have a British passport with a validity of around 6 months after their arrival date in Kuwait. But, the UK residents should apply for a Kuwait travel visa and also carry them all the times.
Tips for your stay in Kuwait
- Tipping in normal restaurants is not accepted, although in 5-star restaurants tips are added to your total bill. If you desire to say “thank you” to your helpful and polite waiter, you can tip with 10% of the total amount.
- You can try bargaining for best prices but only at local open markets. In big shopping complexes, the prices for commodities are fixed; there is no VAT in Kuwait.
- Many of the shopping malls and local shops open at 8:30-9 am till 8-9 pm. During the daytime, some shops may be closed for a certain time period. In Kuwait, Fridays are considered holidays for shopkeepers and on Thursday and Saturday, shops open for a short period of time.
- If you want to make a call abroad and that too often, it is advised to purchase a plastic prepaid card which is available at all petrol stations, news stands and post offices. It is accepted at every payphone, making it easy-to-use, convenient and profitable.
- If you feel like having drinks/alcohol, it is better to consume spirits only in designated areas.
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