Cheap Flights to Terschelling Island from HK$300

It’s as easy as counting 1-2-3 with Expedia. Step 1: Enter your preferred travel dates and click on the “Search” button. Second step: Check the “No change fee” box underneath the “Flexible change policies” heading to the left of your screen. Step 3. Nab a cheap and flexible ticket to Terschelling Island.

Lock in a seat with one of these airlines and dynamic Terschelling Island will be all yours to discover:

• Delta Air Lines - 516 flights to or near Terschelling Island each month, including 516 flights to Schiphol Airport (AMS) per month.
• KLM - 355 flights to or near Terschelling Island each month, including 355 flights to Schiphol Airport (AMS) per month.
• United Airlines - 152 flights to or near Terschelling Island each month, including 152 flights to Schiphol Airport (AMS) per month.

You’ll always walk away with an awesome deal with Expedia, but our “flexible dates” search function makes it even easier. Enter your preferred travel date, then click on the flexible dates box above to see the cheapest prices for nearby days. HK$852 was the cheapest price for a flight to Terschelling Island in the last seven days.

If you were journeying one way from London (LTN), you could’ve nabbed a low-cost fare for HK$300 in the last seven days. Round-trip flights to Terschelling Island ranged from only HK$852 to HK$3,958 during this same period.

Get ready to pack your bags and fly into Schiphol Airport (AMS), Terschelling Island’s primary flight hub. Book a seat on one of the 1,085 flights that touch down here every month.

Fly out on a Tuesday to improve your chances of landing the cheapest airfare to Terschelling Island. Mondays are usually the second most affordable day to take off. Saturday is typically the costliest day to fly anywhere.

In the last seven days, plane fares to Terschelling Island varied from HK$852 to HK$3,958.

February is a good month to secure bargain flights to Terschelling Island. Keep in mind that the most expensive time to make a purchase in the U.S. Isn’t the middle of summer, but the festive month of December.