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Buy Flights to Libya and Pay Later

Did you know that with Alternative Airlines, you can book your flights to Libya now and pay later?


Spreading the cost of your flight to Libya with Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) can make your trip more affordable and accessible. You won't need to pay a large upfront sum with BNPL, you can split the cost of your flights to Libya into smaller, bite-sized instalments that fit your budget.


Many BNPL options offer interest-free payments, easing the financial burden that comes with travel so you can enjoy Libya even more.

Airlines flying to Libya

Alternative Airlines ticket 600+ airlines. Out of all those options, these are just some of the best ones to get you to Libya.

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  • As the flag carrier of Libya, Libyan Airlines is a brilliant choice for arriving in the country.
  • They offer affordable travel that will get you into the country with ease.
  • The airline flies to countries in North Africa, the Middle East and Europe.
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  • The multi-award-winning airline- Turkish Airlines- can comfortably get you to Libya.
  • Their outstanding quality will give you the optimal flight experience.
  • Turkish Airlines offers flights to places in Africa, Asia, North and South America, and Europe.
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  • The flag carrier of Egypt also flies frequently to Libya.
  • The airline offers low-cost flights that allow you to spend more while away.
  • EgyptAir flies to locations in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America.
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Book Flights to Libya

The North African country of Libya is a wonderful location for history enthusiasts. It's packed with things from the past to explore, from ancient ruins to WWII battlefields.


Meanwhile, for geographers, the Sahara Desert is a great place to start. You'll explore sand dunes in special vehicles specifically designed for the grainy terrain. After a long day of discovery, sleep under a million stars at one of the desert camps.


The Old Town of Ghadamès, nicknamed the Pearl of the Desert, is a fascinating oasis town worth visiting. The fortified village is made from a unique kind of yellow clay and has a maze-like layout that can be challenging but worthwhile to explore. Feel as if you've stepped back through time. Its well-preserved example of a desert urban settlement has made the old town a UNESCO World Heritage site.


Alternative Airlines offers 600+ airlines and 40+ ways to pay. We can help you book your flights to Libya hassle-free. We provide a wide range of flight options to many Libyan cities that will suit your budget and travel needs.


Be advised that due to civil unrest and terrorism, it is not advised to visit Libya at this time. We recommend researching current events and safety advice from your government before you organise your travel.

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Discover Tripoli

Tripoli is one of the largest cities in North Africa, and it has a lot to offer curious travellers. It's a great place to base yourself as you explore other parts of Libya. However, if you'd prefer to stay in the area, then you'll find Tripoli alone makes for an enjoyable holiday destination.


Witness the Red Castle, Assai al-Hamra, an Ottoman castle on the edge of the old town. This stunning architecture isn't just mesmerising; it's also a great place to learn about Tripoli's history. If you're not too scared of heights, climb to the top for some fantastic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.

Those visiting the capital will arrive at Tripoli International Airport (TIP).


Keep in mind that because tourism is still developing in Libya, you might only find some of the holiday comforts you're used to. But that's part of what makes the destination such an adventure!


Many airlines offer flights to Tripoli from cities worldwide. Alternative Airlines can help you find flights to Tripoli that suit your budget and transport needs, whether you're looking for a direct flight or a multi-destination journey.

Popular places in Libya

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Leptis Magna

Leptis Magna was once a magnificent city in the Roman Empire, and its ruins remain standing today. The archaeological site makes for a meaningful day of exploration. Over 380 hectares of land are available to see, making it one of Libya's largest ruins. Leptis Magna used to be the biggest city in the Tripolitania region, and due to its historical significance, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The nearest airport to Leptis Magna is Mitiga International Airport (MJI), which is a two-hour drive away.

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Tolmeita

Tolmeita is a village in eastern Libya, formally known as Ptolemais. It was once one of five cities to be part of the Pentapolis of Cyrenaica, and its ruins can still be seen in the village of Tomeita today. It's likely to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to how well-preserved the ruins are. Aside from a fascinating exploration of the ruins, the area around Tolmeita is full of natural beauty, from crisp blue waters to rocky cliffs.

Tomeita's closest international airport is Benina International Airport (BEN), an hour and a half drive away.

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Sabratha

Libya is full of breathtaking examples of the past, and Sabratha is one of them. In the Zawiya district, Sabratha was once a city in Roman Tripolis. Its ruins are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When you visit, you'll see what's left of the city's temples, villas, and even the ruins of its three-story theatre.

Tripoli International Airport (TIP) is the closest airport to Sabratha, just an hour and twenty minutes away by car.

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Libya Do's and Don'ts

Here are some essential dos and don'ts to be aware of when you visit Libya.

  • Do get a visa - Most nationalities will have to get a visa to visit Libya. However, a few are exempt from this, so make sure to check beforehand.
  • Do abide by Libya's laws - In Libya, if you break the law, your punishment can be as severe as the death penalty. This applies to drug offences.
  • Don't rely too heavily on WIFI - Libya ranks 161 out of 179 countries for fast broadband speed. Suffice to say, your internet connection will be very unstable. Make sure not to depend too much on WIFI for getting around; instead, come well-prepared with maps and essential phone numbers.
  • Don't rely on ATMs - ATMs are sparse and, when found, often won't work. Make sure to have cash on you instead.
  • Don't drink tap water - Tap water in Libya often carries parasites. Instead, drink either bottled or boiled water.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Libya?

Libya is in North Africa, and it's Africa's 4th largest country. It's boarded by the Mediterranean Sea, as well as Egypt, Sudan, Chad, Niger, Algeria, and Tunisia.

What's the capital of Libya?

Libya's capital and largest city is Tripoli, which has a population of around 1.183 million and is located in the northwest of the country.

Is Libya safe?

The FCDO has advised against all travel to Libya. Intense fighting can occur seemingly at random, as well as armed attacks and kidnapping for ransom purposes. Libya is also one of the worst Arab countries when it comes to women's safety. If you're a solo female traveller, it would be very unwise for you to visit Libya.

When's the best time to visit Libya?

Libya can experience extreme heat during its summer months, so it is best to visit during its milder, more comfortable periods. The spring months, from March to May, offer enjoyable heat levels. However, Autumn is also good, especially from September to November.