Coimbatore to Dublin Flights

Ireland’s capital, Dublin, is located on the coast of Leinster province. With its amazing architecture, beautiful culture, and delectable cuisine, it has become one of the most visited cities in Europe. So, if you are planning to visit here, then IndiGo’s Coimbatore to Dublin flight tickets can help you plan a wonderful holiday. Notably, IndiGo maintains a codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines to manage flights between these two cities.

With IndiGo, you can fly conveniently to Dublin and have a great flying experience owing to the host of amenities that the airline has on offer. Its bouquet of services, including in-flight meal, extra baggage booking, seat selection and more, ensures you have a seamless and hassle-free travel experience.

If you are planning to visit the capital city of Ireland by booking a Coimbatore to Dublin flight ticket, then you must know the following before boarding:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Coimbatore and Dublin is 8,582 km.
• Flight options: There are multiple flight options to Dublin. In addition, you can book a return ticket from Dublin to Coimbatore with IndiGo to avoid the hassle of making separate booking.
• Flight time: Flights to Dublin from Coimbatore take about 23 hours to 56 hours which is dependent on layover time.
• Flight ticket price: Depending on the booking date, Coimbatore to Dublin flight ticket prices range from ₹45,000 to ₹95,000.

The word ‘Dublin’ brings to mind an ancient, yet modern city of stunning Georgian architecture that looks even more beautiful in the night, the music and literature, and the food. The abundance of green space within the city also brings a positive vibe. But, when you decide to travel towards Dublin Bay, the scenery changes drastically opening up to coastal roads through little villages in the backdrop of mountains.

Places to visit in Dublin

There are multiple tourist places to visit but the list will help you find the ones which shouldn't be missed by any chance.

• Dublin Castle: It is one of the monuments in Dublin that has stood since the 13th century. The city of Dublin received its name from the black pool on its grounds, known in Gaelic as Dubh Linn. The castle is one of the world's top tourist attractions, with public access to the State Apartments and Medieval Undercroft.
• Christ Church Cathedral: In Ireland, religion goes hand in hand with culture which makes this church an important monument of all time. People with faith explore the place's history by visiting the halls. This church’s choir sings its heart out, which you should experience. If you want to enjoy your evening, then you must visit this place to have a quiet ambience.
• Casino Marino: It is the pleasure house of James Caulfield which is a 10-minute bus ride from the city centre. This casino was designed by Sir William Chambers in the late 18th century. This neoclassical architecture is now operated and managed by the Office of Public Works.
• Kilmainham Gaol: This prison will help you to step into the past when the Civil War of Ireland was occurring and leaders like Anne Devlin, Henry Joy McCracken and Robert Emmett were executed. This museum lets you explore Ireland's struggle for independence.
• Malahide Castle: With a stunning structure, the castle is located in a seaside village. The castle was constructed in the 12th century by the Talbot family. Today, the castle reflects its long history and involvement in the Battle of the Boyne. The Talbot Botanic Garden will provide you with serene beauty where you can spend some time in the afternoon.

About Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport or as it is called Aerfort Bhaile Átha Cliath in Irish is the major airport serving the city of Dublin. The airport is located in Collinstown, 10 km north of Dublin. The official address of the airport is Collinstown, Fingal, Dublin (DUB) and the IATA code of this airport is DUB. You can take trains, buses, and taxis to travel to the airport.

Before taking a flight to Dublin from Coimbatore, you must keep in mind the listed details:

• Keep your updated passport and visa with you. For safety, keep a soft copy of these documents.
• In case of any emergency, get in touch with the Indian embassy in Ireland.
• You need a dedicated Irish visa to visit Dublin from India. If you have a plan for a short-term stay, then you require a tourist visa. This visa is called "C" category visa which provides you the pass to stay 90 days in Ireland.

Kovai, the short form of Coimbatore, is the second largest metropolitan city in Tamil Nadu. Surrounded by the splendid Western Ghats, it is located on the banks of River Noyyal. The city is popular for being the hub of textile industry in South India. The city also boasts a cosmopolitan culture.

About Coimbatore Airport

Coimbatore International Airport is located in Peelamedu which is approximately 10 km from Coimbatore’s main city. The official address of Coimbatore Airport is Airport Rd, Civil Aerodrome Post, Peelamedu. You can reach the city from the airport by bus and taxi. The IATA code of this airport is CJB.

If you plan to visit Dublin, you need an Ireland visa. The visa you require depends on your purpose of visiting the beautiful land of leprechauns and castles. There are short-stay and long-stay visas, each having different requirements. To know more about an Ireland visa for Indian citizens, visit the Ireland visa guide.