Flights from Athens to Spain from 68CHF*

Travelling from Athens to Spain is easier than you think

Planning a getaway to Spain? From Athens, flying with Vueling is the most direct and simple way to reach cities full of history, gastronomy, and cultural life. Whether you’re spending a few days in Barcelona, exploring Madrid, or discovering Valencia, direct connections allow you to make the most of your trip.

Flights depart from Athens International Airport and land in some of Spain’s main cities, such as Barcelona-El Prat or Madrid-Barajas. With an average flight time between 3h and 3h 30min, and arrivals at Terminal 1 in many destinations, getting from Greece to Spain has never been so efficient.

In addition, Vueling offers several weekly frequencies that fit both short breaks and longer stays. With comfortable options, affordable fares, and a service designed to make your journey enjoyable, the only question is: which city will be your next destination?

Documentation for your Athens – Spain flight

Before you travel, make sure you carry the necessary documentation to enter Spain without any issues. If you’re an EU citizen, you only need a valid ID card, but it’s always best to check the updated requirements before departure.

In our travel documents guide you’ll find official and up-to-date information to help you prepare for your flight with total peace of mind.

Travel tips for Spain

Spain offers a wide range of experiences, and to make the most of your trip from Athens, these practical tips will help:

• Climate and luggage: Spain enjoys a Mediterranean climate similar to Greece, especially in the east and south. Depending on the season, light clothing will suffice, with an extra layer for cooler nights or northern regions.
• Currency and payments: Just like in Greece, the official currency is the euro (€). Cards are widely accepted, although having some cash is useful for markets or smaller shops.
• Local transport: Getting around Spain is very easy. Major cities have metro, bus, and suburban train networks. If you plan to explore several regions, high-speed trains or domestic flights are a great option.
• Plugs and voltage: No adaptor needed: Spain uses the same plugs as Greece (type C/F) with 230 V.
• Local customs: Meal times in Spain are later than in Greece. Social life continues late into the night, with lively terraces and cafés.
• Health and safety: Spain is a safe country with a strong public healthcare system. If you’re an EU citizen, bring your European Health Insurance Card to receive medical assistance if needed.

What to do in Spain

Spain means culture, history, diverse landscapes, and a passion for gastronomy. From buzzing capitals to charming coastal cities, there’s something for every type of traveller.

Barcelona

A modern city with a unique character. From Gaudí’s architecture to the Gothic Quarter and beach walks, Barcelona blends art, the sea, and Mediterranean lifestyle.

Madrid

The Spanish capital combines world-class museums such as the Prado and Thyssen with vibrant markets, green parks like El Retiro, and an unbeatable urban energy.

Valencia

Perfect if you want a mix of culture, sunshine, and the sea. Stroll through the City of Arts and Sciences, relax on the beach, or enjoy an authentic paella by the shore.

Málaga

Ideal for those looking for a laid-back experience without giving up culture and gastronomy. Its historic centre, Picasso Museum, and Mediterranean beaches are just part of its charm.

Bilbao

In the north, Bilbao is home to the Guggenheim, a world-class food scene, and natural landscapes perfect for active getaways between mountains and sea.