Cheap Flights to Freetown from £458

With a rich history, vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty, Freetown has everything you need for the perfect getaway. Whether you’re looking for an action-packed sightseeing trip or a relaxing beach break, Sierra Leone’s charming capital city caters to every kind of traveller, making it a must-visit destination in West Africa. If you’re looking for an authentic African experience, book cheap flights to Freetown today.

Home to the largest airport in Sierra Leone, Freetown International Airport is the main gateway to the country. When it comes to booking tickets to Freetown, there are only several destinations that offer direct flights. Some of the cities that fly to Freetown direct include Paris, Accra and Lagos. From the UK, you can book connecting flights to Freetown from London. With tickets to Freetown, you can also go on to explore more of Sierra Leone, with places such as Koidu, Kenema and Bo, easily accessible via car.

One of the main reasons to visit Freetown is its fascinating history. From its role in the transatlantic slave trade to its colonial past, the city has a unique and complex history that’s worth exploring. You can learn about the history at places like the National Museum and the Cotton Tree, a symbol of Sierra Leone's freedom. Freetown is also home to several famous landmarks, including the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary, the Sierra Leone National Railway Museum and the National Stadium.

In addition to its landmarks, Freetown offers a variety of other activities to keep visitors entertained. Shopping enthusiasts can explore the bustling markets, such as the Big Markit, one of the oldest markets in the country, whilst foodies can sample the local cuisine which is a mix of African, European and Asian influences. If you fancy exploring the city’s breathtaking beauty, you can also enjoy Freetown’s pristine beaches which include Lumley and Tokeh, or head to the lush forests of Mount Bintumani.

Ready for an unforgettable trip? Book cheap flights to Freetown today.