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How long is the flight to Taif?

If you are planning to fly to Taif, we at Opodo have reviewed the most popular routes to support your travel planning. From Sharjah, the flight duration is approximately 2h 51m; from Dubai, around 3h 16m; and from Abu Dhabi, close to 3h 52m.

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How much does a flight to Taif cost?

At Opodo you can find flights from Sharjah to Taif starting from AED 430, with an average price of AED 591. If you depart from other cities such as Dubai, you can find tickets from AED 577, and from Abu Dhabi starting from AED 749, according to data from the last 72 hours.

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Your flight to Taif

Taif sits high within the Sarawat Mountains, functioning as a cool-climate sanctuary and a prominent agricultural center.

Visitors encounter a blend of history and nature at the Shubra Palace, the fragrant Taif Rose Gardens, and the rugged heights of Al Hada. The historical significance of Souq Okaz further enriches the local landscape with deep cultural roots.

The destination is characterized by a tranquil atmosphere and the unique scent of its flower-growing industry, offering a compelling backdrop for discovery.

Best time to visit Taif: High and low seasons

High season in Taif

The high season runs from June to August, when the city is a cool refuge from the heat found elsewhere in the region. You will find daytime temperatures often resting between 25°C and 30°C, making the mountain air feel crisp and refreshing. This period defines the identity of the city as a summer retreat, where the streets and parks stay active well into the night.

Upon landing at Taif International Airport, you will notice an immediate shift in the atmosphere compared to the lowlands. The city hosts the Souq Okaz festival and the Taif Season during these months, filling the calendar with poetry, traditional crafts, and camel racing. Families gather in the Al Rudaf Park to watch fountain shows, while the rose gardens and fruit markets are at their most social and energetic.

Low season in Taif

The low season arrives with the cooler winter months from November to February, bringing a quiet and misty character to the landscape. Temperatures can drop to 7°C at night, and fog often rolls over the Sarawat Mountains, wrapping the peaks in a soft white blanket. This time of year attracts those who prefer a slower pace and the chance to see the rugged terrain in a more dramatic, moody light.

Travelers arriving during this season experience a calm city where the scent of firewood replaces the summer rosewater. Outdoor life shifts towards cozy gatherings around heaters in traditional cafes and hiking in the crisp air of Al Shafa. While the crowds are smaller, the natural scenery is striking, with occasional rainfall turning the mountain passes green and making the drive from the airport particularly scenic.

Top things to do and see in Taif

After your flight touches down at Taif International Airport, the cool mountain air immediately signals a change in pace from the coastal plains. This highland city sits atop the Sarawat Mountains, where the mist often rolls over the peaks to greet new arrivals.

Shubra Palace
This former royal residence has white marble floors and intricate wooden latticework that are a sign of the city's historical importance. The building has a distinct design that combines local architecture with elements from across the region.

Rose Factories
The city is famous for its fragrant pink blooms that appear during the spring harvest. You can visit traditional distilleries to see how the flowers are turned into expensive perfumes and oils using copper vats.

Al Hada Mountain
A drive along this winding mountain pass reveals dramatic views of the valleys below as the sun sets. The area is known for its baboons and the cable car system that links the high peaks to the lower plains.

Souq Okaz
This site recreates an ancient market where poets and traders gathered centuries ago. It allows you to walk through a living history lesson filled with traditional crafts and storytelling performances.

Saiysad National Park
This vast area of greenery contains natural springs and mountains that offer a quiet escape into nature. The park includes ancient dams and rock carvings that tell the story of the early inhabitants of the region.

Sharif Museum
This private collection is housed in a large traditional building and contains thousands of items from the daily life of the mountain people. It has everything from old vehicles to traditional clothing and household tools.

Book your flight to Taif and start saving on your next trip

To find the best flight deals to Taif, try booking your trip well in advance and staying flexible with your travel dates to catch the most convenient connections. Members of Opodo Prime can also enjoy added benefits on their bookings, making it even easier to plan a frequent escape to this mountain destination. With just a few clicks on Opodo, you can secure your seat and start looking forward to the moment your flight touches down.

FAQ's about Taif

How can I find cheap flights to Taif at Opodo?

At Opodo you can find flights from AED307 to Taif. Our offers are the result of a combination of different technologies, machine learning algorithms and real searches form our customers in our platform, so you can get the options that better suits your needs when flying to Taif.

When's the best time to go to Taif?

We checked our customers' flight searches, and the winner of best time to fly to Taif is... March.

The next best month to travel to Taif is February.

And let's not forget April, the third top choice for when to go to Taif.

However if you prefer things on the less busy side, we can also tell you (quietly) that the least popular month for flights to Taif is November.

What are the cheapest airlines flying to Taif?

Looking at the prices of our customers' bookings from the UAE to Taif, your best bet for cheap flights is:

Jazeera Airways: average one-way price of AED1,194.41 , with Dubai to Taif an average of AED895.10 and Abu Dhabi from AED2,006.82.
Flynas (one-way average: AED1,411.58) : this includes an average price from Dubai to Taif of AED1,303.29 and also flights from Abu Dhabi costing AED1,850.20.
Oman Air: average cost for one-way was AED1,465.35 , with Dubai to Taif flights costing an average of AED1,465.35 and the price tag from Abu Dhabi being AED1,878.40.

Which airlines fly to Taif from the UAE?

Indirect flights from the Australia to Taif include:

Saudi Arabian Airlines, which flies from Abu Dhabi and Dubai and also from Alexandria.
Flynas, with flights from Dubai and Giza to Taif plus Abu Dhabi.
Etihad Airways, which has flights from Abu Dhabi and Kigali as well as from Sharjah to Taif.

How many airports are in Taif and which is the main one?

Taif has 1 airports. Taif Regional Airport operates domestic and international flights to 3 cities. Some of the most popular destinations are Riyadh, Sharjah and Cairo.

What is the weather like in Taif?

If you're looking for summer vibes, the best time to travel to Taif is in June, August and July, when the average temperature reaches 36º, while July, June and December are the 3 sunniest months of the year, with an average of 29 hours. If you prefer colder temperatures, however, make sure you visit Taif during the months of January, December and February to experience an average of 9º. For those who don't care too much about temperatures, but want to avoid getting wet in the rain, it's important to avoid travelling during April, May and November, when the average precipitation in Taif is 30mm, while the months of February, July and June are drier, with an average of 3mm.