Fly from Johannesburg to Dublin with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Johannesburg to Dublin and swap the vibrancy of South Africa’s energetic city for Ireland’s laidback capital.
Located on the banks of the River Liffey, this picturesque city is the perfect place for a relaxing city break. Discover Dublin’s rich history at the 13th-century castle and be charmed by the friendly locals in a traditional Irish pub. Be prepared to fall in love with all that Dublin has to offer.
Flying from Johannesburg to Dublin: FAQs
Is Dublin easy to get around?
Getting around Dublin couldn’t be easier, with different transport options to suit everyone’s needs. This pretty, compact city is best enjoyed on foot, but buses offer a well-earned break with stops located around the capital. The city’s tram system – known as the Luas – is also a popular choice, while the train network is ideal for adventures further afield.
What food is Dublin known for?
The Irish capital is well known for its seafood – especially prawns and oysters that come fresh from the nearby coast. Traditional Dublin dishes include Irish stew full of meat, vegetables, and gravy, coddle made using leftovers in a broth, boxty cakes – an Irish potato cake – and soda bread. The city has a diverse food scene, so you’re bound to find something you fancy.
Top tips for Johannesburg to Dublin
Discover Ireland’s history
Johannesburg and Dublin share a rich history filled with trials and tribulations, which is why both cities have plenty of fascinating museums. Kilmainham Gaol Museum and The Little Dublin Museum provide a unique day out, while there are several must-sees in the city centre. Head to The Old Library of Trinity College to marvel at ancient leather-bound books, then discover local art in the National Gallery of Ireland.
Admire Irish architecture
Swap the amazing plains of Africa for Dublin’s historic architecture. Spot famous names among the tombstones of Glasnevin Cemetery, then step back in time at Dublin Castle and Ireland’s largest Cathedral – St Patrick’s, and cross over the famous Ha’penny Bridge. There are plenty of walking tours that take you over the famous Ha’penny Bridge into Old Dublin’s historical sites.