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The best time to go to Eritrea
The ideal time to visit Eritrea is during January, February, November, and December, as these months typically offer pleasant weather conditions throughout the country. The temperature during these months ranges from 17°C to 27°C, making it perfect for sightseeing and exploring.
Travelling in March and October can also be a decent option, although you may experience unfavourable weather conditions. April, May, June, and September are less ideal months to visit, as the weather can be quite unpredictable and often leans towards being most undesirable.
It's advised to avoid travelling to Eritrea during July and August, as these are the months which usually experience the worst weather conditions of the year.
Top tip: If you have flexibility with your departure dates, use our Whole Month search feature to find the cheapest day of the year to travel to any city in Eritrea.
The best time to book flights to Eritrea
For the most affordable flights to Eritrea, booking around 45 to 60 days before your departure is best. This will give you a greater chance of finding lower fares for your trip from Australia.
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Airlines that fly to Eritrea
Some of the most popular routes between Australia and Eritrea are:
From Melbourne (Melbourne Tullamarine Airport) to Asmara (Asmara Airport) with Xiamen Airlines
Top things to see and do in Eritrea
Eritrea offers a blend of dramatic landscapes, historical sites, and scuba diving spots along the Red Sea. Don’t miss the art deco architecture of Asmara and the ancient archaeological site of Adulis, or simply wander along the Red Sea coastline. Eritrea is also home to some spectacular festivals. Independence Day, celebrated on May 24th each year, commemorates the country's liberation from Ethiopia. The festivities include parades, cultural performances, and light shows throughout Asmara's capital. Fenkil, held annually in the port city of Massawa, is a three-day festival celebrating Eritrea's victory in the historic battle of Fenkil. It features street performances, live music, and fireworks that light up the sky over the Red Sea.
Best cities to visit in Eritrea
Asmara
Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, is known for its unique Italian architecture, lively outdoor cafes, and rich cultural heritage. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the Fiat Tagliero Building and the St. Joseph's Cathedral.
Massawa
This historic port city on the Red Sea is the perfect destination for travellers seeking a mix of culture and relaxation. Wander around the old town's narrow streets lined with Ottoman and Italian architecture, and unwind on the beaches of the nearby Dahlak Islands.
Keren
Located in the northern highlands of Eritrea, Keren is home to intriguing historical sites, such as the ancient Debre Sina Monastery and the beautifully preserved Italian and Ottoman architecture. The city also hosts the famous Keren Horse Racing Festival, an event showcasing the local equestrian tradition.
Adulis
For history enthusiasts, the ancient port city of Adulis is a must-see. As one of Eritrea's most significant archaeological sites, it offers a glimpse into the region's rich past. Discover the remains of ancient palaces, temples, and the once-thriving sea trade route that connected it to the Roman Empire.