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Flights to Kuwait
Book flights to Kuwait with flynas and discover a Gulf destination where modern city life, traditional markets, cultural landmarks and coastal experiences come together. Explore Kuwait City's distinctive skyline, visit its museums and souqs, discover the country's islands and enjoy a food scene shaped by Kuwait's history and regional connections.
From the iconic Kuwait Towers and the traditional stalls of Souq Al-Mubarakiya to waterfront areas and cultural attractions, Kuwait offers plenty to discover whether you are travelling for a short break, visiting family or planning a longer stay.
Flying to Kuwait with flynas
Plan your journey to Kuwait with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to customise your trip according to your fare and travel needs.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage may also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to your fare and applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and the conditions applicable to your booking.
Food & drinks
A selection of meals, snacks and beverages may be available during your flight depending on the services offered and your fare.
Special assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other specific travel needs, review the available services and request appropriate support before departure.
Arriving in Kuwait
Kuwait International Airport (KWI) is the country's main international airport and provides access to Kuwait City and other areas across Kuwait.
Taxis
Taxis are available for travellers looking for a direct journey between the airport and their accommodation or another destination in Kuwait.
Public transport
Bus services operate across parts of Kuwait. Check current routes, stops and operating schedules when planning your journey from the airport or around the city.
Private transfers & rental cars
Private transfers can be arranged in advance, while renting a car can provide greater flexibility if you plan to travel frequently between different areas of Kuwait.
Top attractions in Kuwait
Kuwait combines modern architecture and waterfront attractions with traditional markets, museums and places that reflect the country's maritime and trading heritage.
Kuwait Towers
The Kuwait Towers are among the country's most recognisable landmarks and form a distinctive part of the Kuwait City skyline. Visitors can enjoy views across the city and the Arabian Gulf, subject to current visitor access.
Souq Al-Mubarakiya
Souq Al-Mubarakiya is one of Kuwait's traditional shopping areas, with shops and stalls selling spices, perfumes, sweets, clothing, handicrafts and other local products.
Grand Mosque of Kuwait
The Grand Mosque is one of Kuwait City's prominent religious landmarks. Visitors should check current visitor arrangements and respect local customs and prayer times when visiting.
Al Shaheed Park
Al Shaheed Park provides green spaces, walking areas and cultural facilities in the heart of Kuwait City and offers a break from the surrounding urban environment.
Kuwait National Museum
The Kuwait National Museum provides an opportunity to learn more about the country's history, cultural heritage and traditional way of life. Check current exhibition and visitor information before planning your visit.
Things to do in Kuwait
Explore Kuwait City
Discover Kuwait City's waterfront, shopping districts, museums, restaurants and cultural attractions while exploring both the modern and traditional sides of the capital.
Shop at Souq Al-Mubarakiya
Walk through the market's lanes and browse spices, perfumes, textiles, sweets and other products while experiencing one of Kuwait City's traditional commercial areas.
Enjoy the waterfront
Kuwait's coastline offers promenades and waterfront areas where visitors can walk, relax and enjoy views across the Arabian Gulf.
Visit Kuwait's cultural attractions
Museums, cultural centres and galleries across Kuwait provide opportunities to explore the country's history, art, science and contemporary culture.
Explore modern shopping destinations
Kuwait has a wide selection of shopping centres offering international and regional brands, restaurants, cafés and entertainment options.
Discover Kuwait's islands & coastline
Kuwait's location on the Arabian Gulf gives visitors opportunities to discover coastal landscapes and islands beyond the capital.
Failaka Island
Failaka Island has archaeological and historical significance and reflects different periods of Kuwait's past. Transport, facilities and visitor access can change, so check current arrangements before planning a trip.
Kubbar Island
Kubbar Island is known for its marine surroundings and coastal scenery. Access generally requires a boat trip, and visitors should check current weather, transport and access conditions before travelling.
Arabian Gulf coastline
Explore Kuwait's waterfront areas and beaches for a different perspective on the country. Access and available facilities vary by location.
Food to try in Kuwait
Kuwaiti cuisine reflects the country's Gulf heritage and historic trading connections, with rice, seafood, meat, spices and traditional sweets forming an important part of the local food culture.
Machboos
Machboos is a popular Gulf dish prepared with seasoned rice and typically served with meat, chicken or seafood depending on the recipe.
Mutabbaq Samak
Mutabbaq Samak combines seasoned fish with rice and is one of the dishes associated with Kuwait's long connection to the sea.
Gers Ogaily
Gers Ogaily is a traditional Kuwaiti cake flavoured with ingredients such as saffron and cardamom and is commonly enjoyed with tea or coffee.
Arabic coffee & sweets
Coffee, tea and traditional sweets form part of Kuwait's hospitality and food culture and can be found in cafés, markets and restaurants throughout the country.
Where to stay in Kuwait
Kuwait offers a range of hotels and serviced accommodation across Kuwait City and surrounding areas. The right location will depend on whether you prefer central attractions, shopping, business districts or waterfront surroundings.
Kuwait City
Staying in central Kuwait City provides convenient access to major landmarks, business areas, shopping and cultural attractions.
Salmiya
Salmiya is a busy coastal area with hotels, restaurants, shopping destinations and access to the waterfront.
Sharq
Sharq provides access to central Kuwait City, commercial districts, shopping and several waterfront areas.
Hawalli
Hawalli is a lively urban area with shops, restaurants and accommodation options and provides access to different parts of Kuwait City.
Getting around Kuwait
Visitors can travel around Kuwait using taxis, buses, private transfers and rental cars. The most suitable option will depend on your itinerary and the areas you plan to visit.
Taxis
Taxis are available across Kuwait and can be useful for travelling between hotels, shopping areas, attractions and the airport.
Public buses
Bus services connect a range of areas across Kuwait. Check current routes, schedules and ticket information when planning your journey.
Rental cars
Renting a car can provide greater flexibility for travellers planning to visit multiple areas or attractions outside central Kuwait City.
Walking
Walking can be practical within individual areas such as markets, parks and waterfront districts, although weather conditions and distances should be considered when planning longer journeys.
Weather in Kuwait
Kuwait has a desert climate, with very hot and dry conditions during summer and generally milder temperatures during the cooler months. Weather conditions can vary throughout the year.
Check the latest forecast before travelling and plan outdoor activities according to current temperatures and conditions, particularly during hotter periods.
Kuwait travel tips
Currency
The official currency of Kuwait is the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD).
Language
Arabic is the official language of Kuwait, while English is also commonly used in hotels, restaurants, shops and other visitor-facing services.
Plan outdoor activities around the weather
Temperatures can become very high during warmer periods, so check current conditions and plan outdoor sightseeing accordingly.
Respect local customs
Respect local customs and dress requirements when visiting mosques, religious sites and other culturally significant places.
Check island access in advance
If you plan to visit Kuwait's islands, check current boat services, weather conditions, facilities and access arrangements before travelling.
Entry requirements
Entry and visa requirements for Kuwait vary depending on nationality and individual travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements applicable to your journey before travelling.
Travel with nasmiles
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Kuwait
What is the main airport in Kuwait?
Kuwait International Airport (KWI) is the country's main international airport and serves Kuwait City and surrounding areas.
What is Kuwait known for?
Kuwait is known for its Gulf heritage, distinctive skyline, Kuwait Towers, traditional markets, maritime history, food and waterfront areas.
What are the top attractions in Kuwait?
Popular attractions include Kuwait Towers, Souq Al-Mubarakiya, the Grand Mosque, Al Shaheed Park and Kuwait's museums and cultural attractions.
How can I travel from Kuwait International Airport?
Transport options include taxis, public transport, private transfers and rental cars. Check current service availability when planning your arrival.
What can I do in Kuwait City?
Visitors can explore traditional markets, museums, shopping districts, parks, restaurants and waterfront areas while using Kuwait City as a base for discovering the country.
Can I visit Kuwait's islands?
Some islands can be visited depending on current transport and access arrangements. Check boat services, weather and visitor information before planning your trip.
What food should I try in Kuwait?
Popular Kuwaiti dishes and flavours include machboos, mutabbaq samak, traditional sweets and Arabic coffee.
What currency is used in Kuwait?
The official currency is the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD).
What language is spoken in Kuwait?
Arabic is the official language, while English is also commonly used in many visitor-facing services.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Kuwait?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Kuwait!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riyadh (RUH) | Kuwait City (KWI) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 03 Nov | From SAR349.99 Seen: 15 minutes ago | |
| Jeddah (JED) | Kuwait City (KWI) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 10 Nov | From SAR495.11 Seen: 1 day ago | |
| Abha (AHB) | Kuwait City (KWI) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 03 Nov | From SAR497.55 Seen: 8 hrs ago |