A Complete Guide to Book Cheap Flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam and Save Money on Trip.com

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When planning your flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam, it's essential to consider the total cost. In addition to the ticket price, you should factor in extra expenses such as transportation to and from the airports, baggage fees, and any in-flight services you may need. By accounting for these additional costs, you can budget more accurately and make more informed decisions. Understanding the overall cost helps you find the best deals and save money.

Cheap Flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Departure from Birmingham Airports

Birmingham has one major airport, Birmingham Airport (BHX), which offers convenient flight options to Amsterdam. By viewing transportation information and flight prices, you can compare and choose the most convenient departure point.

Birmingham Airport (BHX) is located approximately 13 kilometres southeast of Birmingham city centre. The airport serves a variety of domestic and international flights, making it a key travel hub. The airport features a single terminal with amenities such as shops, restaurants, lounges, duty-free stores, car hire, currency exchange, and free Wi-Fi. Numerous services operate between the airport and the city centre. Taxis are available outside the terminal, with a journey time of around 20 to 30 minutes to the city centre. Trains are the cheapest option, taking just 20 minutes to get to Birmingham, not including wait and transfer times.

Main Transportation Options to BHXEstimated TimePrice
Train (from Birmingham New Street)10-20 minsFrom £2.90
Bus (X1 or 97A from Birmingham City Centre)30-40 minsFrom £4.80
Taxi (a black cab or a pre-booked minicab)20-30 minsFrom £25.00
Car (driving)20-30 minsParking fees vary

*Transportation prices are approximate and can vary. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information, please check trip.com and official websites of respective transportation services.

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Arrival at Amsterdam Airport

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is one of the busiest in Europe and a major international gateway. The airport has one main terminal divided into three large departure halls, serving both domestic and international flights. Schiphol offers a wide range of facilities including duty-free shops, restaurants, and car hire services. The airport is about 17 kilometres from Amsterdam's city centre and usually takes around 20 to 30 minutes to reach by car or train.

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Airline Deals

Several airlines, including KLM, easyJet, Ryanair, and Air France, offer cheap flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam on Trip.com. Low-cost airlines often have the best deals, but they may use more distant airports and usually don't include free checked luggage.

Reviews of airlines servicing Birmingham-Amsterdam

easyJet
10.0
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
8.6
Norwegian Air Sweden AOC
8.0
Ryanair
8.0
Scandinavian Airlines
8.0

Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

In January 2025, easyJet offers the cheapest flight at £26.90 (BHX-AMS), while KLM Royal Dutch Airlines’ flights are slightly more expensive at £68.90 (BHX-AMS).

Flight to AmsterdameasyJetKLM Royal Dutch Airlines
RouteBHX - AMSBHX - AMS
flight tickets£24£66
transportation to airports£2.90£2.90
Total£26.90£68.90

*Based on flight prices in Jan 2025, as sourced from Trip.com's data.

What's the cheapest total travel cost from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

Let’s take a closer look at the actual cost of a flight from Birmingham to Amsterdam. While budget airlines may seem to have the cheapest fares at first glance, it’s important to take into account all the extra costs. Surprisingly, easyJet has the cheapest fares at £59.10, followed closely by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines at £97.88. Aer Lingus comes in at £145.63. A family of four can save a lot on travel by choosing the right flights carefully.

Flight to AmsterdameasyJetKLMAer Lingus
RouteBHX- AMSBHX- AMSBHX- AMS
flight tickets£46.40£65.28£142.73
transportation to airports£2.90£2.90£2.90
check-in luggage (1 piece max 20kg)Free (1×23kg)£25.10 (1×23kg)Free (1×20kg)
Seat reservation£9.80£4.60Free
Total£59.10£97.88£145.63

*Based on flight prices in Jan 2025, as sourced from Trip.com's data.

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Flight Search & Book Flights

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Direct Flights & Flight Time Schedule

Cheapest one-way flight priceSAR 119
Cheapest return ticket priceSAR 378
Off-season travel monthDecember
Peak season for travelJuly
Flight distance442.3km
Average flight time1 hour 15 minutes
Popular airlineeasyJet
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    09:05

    BHX

    1.2h

    11:15

    AMS

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  2. BT6035

    09:20

    BHX

    1.2h

    11:30

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  3. KQ1422

    09:20

    BHX

    1.2h

    11:30

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  4. U27850

    12:00

    BHX

    1.3h

    14:15

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  5. 6E3304

    20:50

    BHX

    1.3h

    23:05

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  6. MU1648

    13:30

    BHX

    1.3h

    15:45

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  7. DL9449

    06:15

    BHX

    1.3h

    08:35

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  8. 6E3302

    06:15

    BHX

    1.3h

    08:35

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  9. KQ1420

    06:15

    BHX

    1.4h

    08:40

    AMS

    SMTWTFS
  10. BT6033

    06:15

    BHX

    1.4h

    08:40

    AMS

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Birmingham to Amsterdam: Cheapest Time to Book Flights

Determining the best time to book flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam involves considering a few factors. It's generally wise to book your flights early to secure better deals and more options, particularly if you're travelling during busy periods like Easter, summer, Christmas, or school holidays. Typically, aim to book your tickets 2–3 months in advance. Also, try to avoid peak travel seasons or holidays when prices tend to be higher. Keep an eye on flight prices and set up price alerts to catch the best deals.

Month in 2025Cheapest Birmingham to Amsterdam flight tickets
January£67
February£79
March£37
April£97
May£97
June£97
July£110
August£110
September£110

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Discover Amsterdam

Amsterdam is located in the North Holland province of the Netherlands. It is the capital of the Netherlands and a treasure house of history and culture. Famous landmarks include the Anne Frank House (a museum dedicated to the Jewish wartime diarist) and the Rijksmuseum (home to masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer). The Van Gogh Museum, showcasing the works of the famous Dutch painter, is a must-see for its artistic significance. Other attractions include the Canal Ring, the Royal Palace, and the vibrant Jordaan neighbourhood. Amsterdam's cuisine is world-renowned, and dishes like stroopwafels, herring, and Dutch pancakes give you a real taste of the Netherlands. Don't miss the bustling local markets and charming cafes for an authentic dining experience.

Explore Accommodation and Local Transport in Amsterdam

After booking your flights, it's important to arrange your accommodation and plan how to get around Amsterdam. Look for budget-friendly hotels, hostels, or holiday rentals close to the main attractions. Websites like Trip.com offer a variety of options to suit different budgets and preferences. Trip.com's Travel Guides can also provide useful tips on where to stay and what to do. Consider the costs and convenience of using public transport, taxis, or renting a bike to navigate the city. Planning ahead can help you avoid surprises and make your trip smoother and more affordable.

Recommended Hotels in Amsterdam [2024]

5 star

8.6/10Very Good59 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.77km from city centre
I was one person and they asked me to pay the city tax 2 times because they said that it is a double room and that's how it sould be - 30 euros instead of 15. They said ”its on the systeme and that it can not be changed even if i am just one person”. In that hotel they do not allow to anyone open the windows - that is very stressful even for people with no claustrophobia. No window open - of course in all rooms closed by key - but in the entire hotel also. It was a very strange feeling to not be able to have fresh air and beeing closed in all that big building. I personaly will not recommand this hotel to anyone and even if i would pay 0 euros i would not return.
FromSAR 602
8.8/10Very Good125 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.09km from city centre
The location is excellent, but the details are a little lacking. The bed sheets are a little short and the Simmons mattress doesn't cover both ends. The breakfast is 46 euros per person with a wide variety. When you enter the breakfast room, someone will seriously introduce the food on the bar to you, but they forget to tell you that you can order Chinese snacks. There is no price list for the minibar, and you will be asked to pay when you check out. A bottle of water is 26 euros.
FromSAR 1,156
9.1/10Great83 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.28km from city centre
Don't get conned by this establishment! It looks nice from the outside but once you're in, the service is atrocious! There's great pretence in ”trying” to serve and assist/help in anything (from restaurant reservations to car park ticket validations) - it's all one big farce! The only commendable thing was the buffet breakfast - that's the only plus point.
FromSAR 1,466
8.3/10Very Good83 Reviews
Oud-West Amsterdam|1.33km from city centre
I had really pleasant stay @ Amsterdam Marriott hotel Staff outstanding especially ahmed was amazing  Location perfect close to everything
FromSAR 950
8.8/10Very Good136 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.78km from city centre
Enjoyed my first stay at Kimpton in Amsterdam, its a large hotel with spacious rooms. Bathroom and bedroom space was good (King room, no balcony), and we enjoyed having a view. Service was helpful and friendly and conveniently located only 5min from Amsterdam Centraal station making it convenient to travel to and from the hotel.
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Business travel

9.1/10Great131 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.79km from city centre
The hotel location is great, just in front of the train station. The only downside was the noisy pub street behind and since it is an old building, the noise insulation is limited. However, the service of the crew is impeccable and exceeded expectations. Nikki checked us in late at night and provided all that we needed. Stan was friendly and helped to sort out some miscomms. Finally Claire made the day with her recovery offer for some inconvenience. Breakfast was nice and came with Prosecco.
FromSAR 832
8.5/10Very Good214 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.65km from city centre
After returning from Iceland, I opted to stay here again. This time, my room was on the 3rd floor, but there's no direct elevator access – you have to switch elevators on the second floor. The room didn't have any stirrers, and when I asked, the front desk wouldn't send them up; I had to go down to get them myself. What was truly frustrating was the motion-sensor light in the bathroom. It would always turn off automatically halfway through my shower, leaving me in complete darkness. I'd essentially be left in the dark twice during a single shower!
FromSAR 608
8.5/10Very Good218 Reviews
Oost-Watergraafsmeer Amsterdam|1.92km from city centre
Nice hostel located in a lovely park. I was in a pod and I was glad I was with how busy the hostel was. They didn’t have a kitchen but offered all kinds of purchased food. You can also pay for a towel, late checkout, breakfast (it was ok), and other things. The shower was a shared mixed shower, which I wasn’t fully thrilled with. Make sure to bring a padlock to lock up your personal items.
FromSAR 71
9.3/10Great676 Reviews
Amsterdam|4.34km from city centre
The room was bigger than expected, with super comfortable beds (a bit smaller in size but great sleep quality). Sound insulation was excellent, so the room was quiet and relaxing. Check-in was smooth and there were always staff around to help; same for check-out and luggage storage, which made everything very convenient. The bathroom was spacious and clean, though I personally don’t like the half-glass shower door design, as it tends to make the outside shower we, but otherwise it was great. Cleaning was spotless and done daily. We didn’t include breakfast at first but decided to try it later, it was definitely worth the €22.50 per person. There were plenty of choices, and the smoked salmon, olives, and cheese section were especially nice. Honestly, breakfast cafés in Amsterdam cost about the same or more, so having a full buffet here felt like good value. There isn’t much going on immediately around the hotel, but it’s right next to a metro station that takes you to the central area in just a few minutes. A great option if you prefer to stay somewhere quieter yet well connected.
FromSAR 282
8.9/10Very Good199 Reviews
Oost-Watergraafsmeer Amsterdam|4.47km from city centre
A very clean hotel, staff are very nice and friendly. Location is another highlight, located right next to Overamstel station, very convenient if you want to go some other cities or Amsterdam Central as you can always go to Amstel station
FromSAR 346

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Family friendly

9/10Great135 Reviews
Amsterdam|0.86km from city centre
The location is excellent, several major museums and lively squares are within walking distance. The airport is about 60 euros by taxi. Breakfast semi-buffet 37.
FromSAR 1,200
8.4/10Very Good66 Reviews
Geuzenveld-Slotermeer Amsterdam|5.11km from city centre
If you’re a tourist, you’re better off somewhere else. Invest in a good room. Don’t cheap yourself out! We rushed our trip and didn’t get to research hotels properly. We ended up here mainly because of price. If you’re thinking “you get what you pay for”, tbh I think there are places in the same price range who are much better. Anyway, the area is a bit sketchy to start. Dutch people are the minority. The building looks old too, inside AND outside. (Especially inside) Going inside, the lobby already had a certain smell. Further inside, our room smelled SO bad. It was hard to breathe until I adjusted to the smell (no one has to go through this!). I’d get a whiff of piss smell from time to time too, it was awful. The bottom of the bed was full of dust too. Something was probably hidden there. Then for the service, housekeeping doesn’t speak English. This gave me a feeling that maybe this hotel isn’t meant for tourists, but probably for migrants. One off thing that happened was 2 housekeeping people just barged in while we were inside. One good thing about our stay though was the bathroom. It was nice, and I think was recently renovated. Really nice.
FromSAR 190
9.2/10Great286 Reviews
Amsterdam|3.48km from city centre
LOVED this hotel, very close to Schipol airport, Zuid station and the city centre, perfectly situated between Amsterdam RAI and Europaplein stations. Room was contemporary and clean, loved all the little touches of personality and details of the room - especially the marketing copy. Lifts always came very quickly The breakfast buffet had a great selection but the supermarket on the opposite side of the road was great for snacks too. My only suggestion is the gym was a little too basic - great view and space but the equipment was a little lacking compared to the rest of the hotel. I would definitely consider staying here again! Thank you nhow!
FromSAR 596
9.1/10Great89 Reviews
Oost-Watergraafsmeer Amsterdam|4.32km from city centre
Because we lost our passport, the hotel reception is very nice! They willing to help us pass the stored luggage to our arrange courier , would have been needing to take 14 hours flight if they didn’t help. Very appreciated for their service to hotel guests! The place is nice, across there is a cafe. Close to rai. Their service is excellent. Appreciated that for the last bit !
FromSAR 447
8.9/10Very Good175 Reviews
Zeeburg Amsterdam|1.54km from city centre
Close to the central railway station, but still a tough walking distance. Spacious room, cozy beddings, and bright lights. Amazing city and canal view facing the station and sunset. The higher floor, the better. Some furniture was worn and need to be fixed. The TV table is not well designed, and looks dangerous to kids or teenagers. Square-shaped pillows were first seen in hotels and not user friendly.
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Discover Dining and Entertainment in Amsterdam

To have fun in Amsterdam while keeping your expenses in check, check out the local food and entertainment options. Look for markets, street food stalls, and affordable restaurants to sample authentic Dutch dishes without breaking the bank. Many attractions, including museums and historic sites, offer discounted or free admission on certain days, so be sure to check their schedules. Also, take part in free or low-cost activities, such as walking tours, exploring historic neighbourhoods, and visiting public parks. As long as you keep your expenses in check, you can have a fun and affordable trip to Amsterdam.

Discover Dining and Entertainment in Amsterdam

Forecast weather and best time to visit Amsterdam

The best time to visit Amsterdam is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) when the weather is mild and the crowds are smaller. These seasons offer pleasant temperatures and a more relaxed atmosphere. Amsterdam hosts several famous festivals throughout the year. King's Day in April attracts visitors from all over the world. The Amsterdam Light Festival in December showcases stunning light installations. Another notable event is the Grachtenfestival in August, celebrating classical music with concerts along the city's canals, making it a vibrant time to experience the city.

MonthAverage Temperature (°C)Average Flight Price (£)Average Hotel Price (£)
January1~667100
February1~779105
March3~1037110
April5~1497120
May8~1897130
June11~2097140
July13~22110150
August13~22110150
September11~19110140
October8~1594130
November4~1083120
December2~776110

Note:

  • Average Temperatures: These are approximate values and can vary slightly.
  • Average Flight Prices: Prices can fluctuate based on demand, booking time, and airline.
  • Average Hotel Prices: Prices can vary depending on the location, hotel rating, and booking platform.
  • Trip.com offers cheap hotels in Amsterdam, with prices starting from £40 up to £150.

Birmingham to Amsterdam: Flight Change, Cancellation, Seat Selection

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Cheap Flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam: FAQs

  • Which airlines offer direct flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

    At the moment, you can catch a direct flight from Birmingham to Amsterdam with the following airlines, including: easyJet KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Selected airlines are based on historical data collected from flight bookings users made on Trip.com within the last 90 days.
  • How long is the flight from Birmingham (BHX) to Amsterdam (AMS)?

    It takes about 1 hour 15 minutes to fly from Birmingham (BHX) to Amsterdam (AMS).
  • When is the best time to book flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

    By analyzing data from all airlines on the Trip.com flight calendar, it looks like the best time to book a flight from Birmingham to Amsterdam is around 40 days (6 weeks) in advance, and the best time to fly is usually on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Tuesday typically offers the cheapest flights for departure, while Saturday offers the best return deals.
  • How many flights are there per week from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

    Based on Trip.com data in the past 4 weeks, there is 47 flight per week flying from Birmingham to Amsterdam. You can check the weekly schedule for popular airlines on this route below: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: S/M/T/W/T/F/S -- KL1042 (09:28)
  • When is the best time to book a flight from Birmingham to Amsterdam to get the best price?

    The cheapest months to fly from Birmingham to Amsterdam is December, when demand for travel is lower.
  • Which upcoming date is the cheapest for flights from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

    After crunching the numbers on our November flight calendar, it's currently cheapest to fly from Birmingham to Amsterdam on November 24, 2025 with easyJet, with prices starting at SAR 397.
  • Which airports can I fly through when travelling to Amsterdam from Birmingham?

    You can land at any one of the following hubs in Amsterdam, with Birmingham Airport to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (BHX-AMS) is by far the most common option on this route: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS).
  • What is the time difference between Birmingham and Amsterdam?

    The time difference between Amsterdam and Birmingham is 1h.
  • How can I change or cancel my flight ticket from Birmingham to Amsterdam?

    Tickets can only be changed or cancelled if permitted by airline policy. To submit a change or cancellation request, go to the flight bookings page, select the option to change or cancel your booking, choose the relevant passengers and segment, and submit a request. Please note that additional charges may apply according to the airline ticket policy. However, if the flight has been rescheduled and you would like to change or cancel your ticket, you can submit an involuntary cancellation request. For more details about change and cancellation policies, please check the customer support pages.
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