Flights from Naples to Spain from 16EUR*

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Popular Flight Deals Naples to Spain

Naples (NAP)to

Barcelona (BCN)
Depart: 15/01/2027
From
20EUR
Seen 15 hrs ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Bilbao (BIO)
Depart: 24/01/2027
From
33EUR
Seen 1 day ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Madrid (MAD)
Depart: 20/01/2027
From
69EUR
Seen 1 day ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Gran Canaria (LPA)
Depart: 06/01/2027
From
93EUR
Seen 1 day ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Malaga (AGP)
Depart: 19/01/2027
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51EUR
Seen 15 hrs ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Alicante (ALC)
Depart: 25/01/2027
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64EUR
Seen 21 hrs ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Ibiza (IBZ)
Depart: 06/01/2027
From
90EUR
Seen 9 hrs ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Lanzarote (ACE)
Depart: 15/12/2026
From
73EUR
Seen 1 day ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Vigo (VGO)
Depart: 09/01/2027
From
102EUR
Seen 11 hrs ago
One-way

Naples (NAP)to

Santiago de Compostela (SCQ)
Depart: 01/12/2026
From
84EUR
Seen 1 day ago
One-way
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Best flight deals Naples to Spain

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Best flight deals Naples to Spain
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Naples (NAP)Barcelona (BCN)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 04/03/2027

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16EUR

Seen 22 hrs ago

Naples (NAP)Bilbao (BIO)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 24/01/2027

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33EUR

Seen 1 day ago

Naples (NAP)Madrid (MAD)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 20/01/2027

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69EUR

Seen 1 day ago

Naples (NAP)Gran Canaria (LPA)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 31/03/2027

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58EUR

Seen 9 hrs ago

Naples (NAP)Malaga (AGP)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 19/01/2027

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51EUR

Seen 15 hrs ago

Naples (NAP)Alicante (ALC)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 20/03/2027

From

58EUR

Seen 11 hrs ago

Naples (NAP)Ibiza (IBZ)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 06/01/2027

From

90EUR

Seen 9 hrs ago

Naples (NAP)Lanzarote (ACE)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 15/12/2026

From

73EUR

Seen 1 day ago

Naples (NAP)Vigo (VGO)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 09/01/2027

From

102EUR

Seen 11 hrs ago

Naples (NAP)Santiago de Compostela (SCQ)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 01/12/2026

From

84EUR

Seen 1 day ago

Naples (NAP)Almeria (LEI)One-way
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Basic
Depart: 26/04/2027

From

90EUR

Seen 18 hrs ago

*Depending on demand, prices may vary at the time of flight selection. All taxes and fees are included in the price.
Travel from Naples

Travel to Spain from Naples

Vueling connects Naples with 21 Spanish destinations on direct flights. Barcelona is about 2 hours away, and from there the Mediterranean, Andalusia, the islands and the Atlantic north all open up.

Coming from southern Italy, you will find the Mediterranean side of the mainland familiar, with a climate close to Campania’s and dinners that start even later. The north is green and damp and the Canary Islands are volcanic, so the region you pick shapes the whole trip.

What documents you need to travel to Spain

Spain and Italy are both members of the European Union and the Schengen Area, so Italian and other EU citizens only need a valid national ID card or passport, with no visa.

Even though there are no border checks between the 2 countries, you must carry your documents with you throughout the trip and make sure they have not expired before you book. Every child in the group needs their own as well. The European Health Insurance Card gives you access to public healthcare while you are away. If your passport is from outside the EU, check your situation on the travel documents page.

What to know when you land in Spain

From the airport to the city centre. Transport links from the main airports are good, so you do not need to book a transfer. Barcelona, about 2 hours from Naples: from its airport, metro line 9 Sud and the Aerobús get you to the centre in under half an hour. In Madrid, the metro takes you from the terminals to Nuevos Ministerios, and the Cercanías commuter trains go to Atocha. Málaga’s commuter train runs to the city centre and the Costa del Sol, and in Palma the shuttle bus covers the 8 km to the old town.

Mealtimes. Lunch in Spain runs from 14:00 to 16:00 and dinner starts from 21:00, even later than in southern Italy. Many kitchens do not open before then. On your first day, it pays to adjust your plans rather than fight them.

High-speed rail. The AVE links Madrid and Barcelona in about 2 hours and 30 minutes, much the same as the flight from Naples to Madrid, and lines run from Madrid to Málaga, Seville and Valencia. Stations are right in the city centres, so you can combine 2 or 3 destinations without going back to the airport.

Climate by region. The Mediterranean side of the mainland is quite close to the climate of Campania, with hot, dry summers. The north, from Bilbao to Galicia, is damp and green all year round, and the interior goes above 40 degrees in August. The Canary Islands keep steady temperatures through the winter.

The euro is the currency, and plugs are type C and F, at 230V.

What to do in Spain

Cities: Barcelona and Madrid

Barcelona, the closest gateway from Naples, brings together Park Güell, the Gothic Quarter and the Sagrada Familia, with a beach inside the city, while the Eixample, El Born and Gràcia each have a character of their own within a few kilometres. Madrid, where dinner starts even later than in Naples, packs the Thyssen, the Reina Sofía and the Prado into less than a kilometre, with historic markets and the Retiro close by.

Andalusia

Seville, about 2 hours and 30 minutes from Naples, has flamenco in Triana, tiled patios, the Real Alcázar and the Giralda, and is at its best in spring. Granada has the Alhambra and the Generalife, Córdoba the Mosque-Cathedral, and Málaga the Picasso Museum and the Costa del Sol.

The islands

Across the same sea as Naples, Palma de Mallorca pairs the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage Site, and coves of clear water with a Gothic cathedral facing the sea. Ibiza brings the nightlife. Tenerife, with Mount Teide, and Gran Canaria are a good bet even in the depths of winter.

The green north

This is the side of Spain least like Campania: Atlantic, rainy and green all year, with a concentration of acclaimed restaurants that is hard to match. Bilbao pairs the Guggenheim with the pintxos of the Casco Viejo, and Santiago de Compostela is where the Camino comes to an end.

Luggage for your flight to Spain

How much luggage you can take comes down to the fare you book. The simplest fare includes a personal item that fits under the seat in front, and from there you can add cabin or checked luggage.

For a city weekend, cabin luggage is enough. A week on the coast, a family trip or coming home with shopping all call for a checked bag. Check the current conditions in Vueling’s luggage policy.

Frequently asked questions about flying from Naples to Spain

Which Spanish cities can I fly to direct from Naples?

You can fly direct from Naples to 21 Spanish destinations, including Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, Seville, Granada, Córdoba, Málaga, Alicante, Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza and Tenerife. Use the search tool on this page to see every destination served from Naples and check availability on your travel dates.

How long is the flight from Naples to Spain?

Barcelona is the closest gateway from Naples, and the direct flight there takes about 2 hours, the shortest of all the routes. Flights to Madrid or Andalusia take closer to 2 hours and 30 minutes, and the Canary Islands are the longest routes because of their distance from the mainland.

Do I need a visa to travel from Italy to Spain?

No. Spain and Italy are both members of the European Union and the Schengen Area, so a valid national ID card or passport is enough. Even without border checks, you must carry it with you throughout the trip and make sure it has not expired before you set off.

How do you reach the city centre from Palma, Málaga, Barcelona and Madrid airports?

In Palma, the shuttle covers the 8 km to the old town, and in Málaga the commuter train links the airport with the centre and the Costa del Sol. In Barcelona, metro line 9 Sud and the Aerobús reach the centre in under half an hour, and in Madrid the metro runs to Nuevos Ministerios and Cercanías trains to Atocha.

Can I combine several Spanish cities on one trip?

Yes, and it is easy to do. The AVE high-speed train links Madrid and Barcelona in under 3 hours, and Madrid and Seville in about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Stations are in the city centres, so moving from one destination to the next never means going back to the airport between stages.

Do flights from Naples to Spain earn Vueling Club points?

They do. Every flight operated by Vueling counts, and the programme is free to join. You collect tier points on every flight. As you move up a tier, you get priority boarding: Priority boarding from the Plus tier and the highest boarding priority at the Premium tier, which makes a difference at busy airports.