Flights from Beirut to Amsterdam

Arriving in Amsterdam

Book your flights to Amsterdam with Etihad Airways today and journey to the land famous for its friendly people, clogs, windmills and tulips.

Plan Your Amsterdam Holiday

The second weekend of May brings National Windmill Days to the city of Amsterdam. Five of the eight windmills that dot the city are sprung to life and are fully operational. Visitors have the opportunity to explore these national symbols to their heart’s content. If you can’t attend in May, you can always visit Amsterdam’s most famous windmill De Gooyer which is open more often. A trip to the Tulip Museum or to the Clog Museum is a great way to round out your experience.

Tourism in Amsterdam is busier between mid April to Mid October with the summer months of July and August being the busiest. It is highly recommended that you book your tickets to Amsterdam early if travelling in peak season. Cheap hotels can usually be found in the spring and autumn. Flight deals to Amsterdam can be found no matter what time of year you plan to visit this beautiful city, simply click on Etihad’s Deals section and pick the flight that fits your needs.

Flying from Beirut

Go with Etihad Airways’ flights from Beirut and enjoy a comfortable flight all the way to your final destination. We are a company with ten years of experience that has always been characterized by our world-class service, which is one of the reasons why our passengers return to repeat the experience.

Major Airports in Beirut

Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY) is to south of the city, about 5 miles from the city centre. It is the only commercial airport in Lebanon and for many years was the second best airport in the Middle East. The terminal is divided into three levels. The first level contains rest areas, the second level is for departures, and the first level is for arrivals and baggage collection.

Airport Transportation in Beirut

At present, there is no public bus or train to Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport. There is a private company that provides service via a bus to Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport. It is No. 5, and it departs from the Charles Helou Station. Other bus lines make a stop at the roundabout that is half a mile from the terminal. The most convenient option is to take a taxi to Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Beirut to Amsterdam on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.