Fly from Dublin to Cochin with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Dublin to Cochin and travel from the bustling bay of the River Liffey to a lively port city on the Malabar Coast.
Nicknamed Queen of the Arabian Sea for good reason, Cochin has risen from a spice trading town to a thriving Indian city. Visit its many excellent attractions, including the Wonderla Amusement Park and the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, a wonderful contemporary art festival that is the largest of its kind in Asia.
Flying from Dublin to Cochin: FAQs
How far is Cochin International Airport from the city centre?
The airport is approximately 16 miles (25km) from the city centre. There are plenty of taxis that will get you into the city or you can arrange to rent a car. There are also several local bus services that run from the airport to popular destinations across the city.
What is Cochin famous for?
Cochin has one of the country’s best natural harbours and was the centre of the spice trading world for centuries. Now it is largely known for its exquisite, handcrafted items, beautiful silk sarees and jewellery. There are markets and shops that specialise in certain items, so make sure you do your research before you try to hunt down the perfect gift.
Top tips for Dublin to Cochin
Witness incredible Kathakali performances
Just as Dublin has the Gaiety Theatre, where many famous actors have walked its boards, Cochin has the Kathakali Centre. Kathakali is a traditional Indian dance, where vibrant makeup and costumes take centre stage. Visit the Kerala Kathakali Centre to see a spectacular show in all its glory and marvel at the fantastic performers.
Grab a bargain in the old town
Head over to Jew Town to explore the alluring markets of this ancient Jewish settlement. You’ll find spices, crafts, antiques, and art galore, making it a great space to spend a few hours. Not only are there shops and small street food vendors, there’s also beautiful galleries, museums, and hotels.