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Fly from Dublin to Colombo with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Dublin to Colombo and travel from one bustling capital to another. Swap vibrant Grafton Street for the colourful sights and smells of Pettah Market, as you delve into the rich culture of stunning Sri Lanka.
Whether you want to explore the city or uncover the wider delights this beautiful island has to offer, Etihad Airways can make those first steps to experience captivating Colombo a dream.
Flying from Dublin to Colombo: FAQs
Is Colombo worth visiting?
It’s absolutely worth booking flights from DUB to CMB. The island’s capital is often seen as the gateway to exploring the rest of beautiful Sri Lanka, but spending a couple of days discovering the city’s charms first is a must.
Visit ornate temples, admire impressive historical architecture, browse bustling markets and discover tranquil moments in the many gardens and green spaces.
What is the weather like in Colombo?
The weather in Colombo is typical of Sri Lanka’s tropical monsoon climate. It stays hot throughout the year and experiences both wet and dry seasons.
April is usually the hottest month of the year, with temperatures averaging 29ºC. January is the coldest month, but it only drops by a few degrees to an average of 27ºC. May is Colombo’s wettest month, with an average 382mm of rainfall.
Top tips for Dublin to Colombo
Visit Colombo National Museum
Just like Dublin, Colombo has its fair share of museums and historical sites to visit. If there’s one museum you should prioritise on your trip to the Sri Lankan capital, it’s the Colombo National Museum.
The striking white neo-Baroque building houses a superb collection of art, statues, artefacts and paraphernalia. Browse its collection as you’re taken on a fascinating walk through the country’s history.
Explore the city’s temples
Whereas Dublin has the likes of both Christ Church and Saint Patrick’s Cathedrals, Colombo has its own captivating religious sites to explore. The unique Gangaramaya Temple sits on the city’s Beira Lake and is a must-visit.
Admire the candy cane colours of the Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque or venture just outside Colombo’s centre to see the magnificent Kelaniya Raja Maha Viharaya in all its glory.