Return flights to Kozhikode £175 return

snubbleste

Only catch, it's return from Manchester.

Cannot be that expensive to get to Manchester.

Grab it now!

Flight dates vary Nov £189 right through to May £175

http://www.jetairways.com/

Esel

I learn something new every day!

elmer

I'd a quick look at the prices were much higher - any tips on trying to find the cheap dates as the site is quite slow

elmer

checking the dates via budgetair.co.uk did the trick

MadYaker

Coming up as £400 - £500 for me on budgetair.co.uk

elmer

I put in tue 10th feb returning tue 17th and it was £189

padyjoe

Whaaat?? A week? It's even not long enough to get there and back home!

Mantis Toboggan

Fukit, only seeing this thread now

Heading there on a stag the bank holiday weekend and payed significantly more than that

54kroc

elmer wrote: »

I put in tue 10th feb returning tue 17th and it was £189

I'm getting £626 for those dates.

sector_000

Wow. The Celtic Tiger is back
I mean this in response to Buddy Holly!

blastman

Buddy Holly wrote: »

Fukit, only seeing this thread now

Heading there on a stag the bank holiday weekend and payed significantly more than that

Peggy Sue getting married, is she?

Chucken

blastman wrote: »

Peggy Sue getting married, is she?

Things to do in Kozhikode http://www.tripadvisor.ie/Attractions-g297635-Activities-Kozhikode_Kerala.html

Oscar_Drai

Really cool BA! Thanks! Have been planning a trip since it was posted this morning

snubbleste

Oscar_Drai wrote: »

Really cool BA! Thanks! Have been planning a trip since it was posted this morning

It was not really a BA, more a reflection of the other thread :cool:

You can also fly to Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai for similar prices.
all go via Dubai and are operated by Etihad.

mrcheez

54kroc wrote: »

I'm getting £626 for those dates.

Getting £189.58 via BudgetAir.co.uk.

Chutiya! So very tempting.. damn you bargain alerts

gerrykiddy

Loads of info here http://www.indiamike.com/india/

Dont forget your Visa (price and time) and enjoy the difference from the UK price

stevephoto

seems to be all back to normal prices now???

Thargor

Ummm, from what I can tell it seems to be just a standard Indian city with no major defining features, is there some particular reason you'd want to go there?

wyndham

Thargor wrote: »

Ummm, from what I can tell it seems to be just a standard Indian city with no major defining features, is there some particular reason you'd want to go there?

To lose weight from the horrific bouts of squirts.

Sandwell

Thargor wrote: »

Ummm, from what I can tell it seems to be just a standard Indian city with no major defining features, is there some particular reason you'd want to go there?

It's ideally located to explore northern Kerala, an extremely beautiful part of India. There are fabulous beaches and incredibly scenic mountains within a couple of hours drive. The city itself holds little atttraction for most tourists although there is pretty impressive Portugese-built fort there.

Sandwell

Sandwell wrote: »

It's ideally located to explore northern Kerala, an extremely beautiful part of India. There are fabulous beaches and incredibly scenic mountains within a couple of hours drive. The city itself holds little atttraction for most tourists although there is pretty impressive Portugese-built fort there.

Great if you want to detox also as they are considering banning alcohol right now in Kerela.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-28892073

not so great if you like a beer.

Sandwell

glasso wrote: »

Great if you want to detox also as they are considering banning alcohol right now in Kerela.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-28892073

not so great if you like a beer.

Not surprising. When I was there the sale of alcohol was already highly restricted. You had to go to state-run drink stores that only sold Kingfisher and horrible Indian versions of the more common spirits. They were strange, grim places and judging by the queues they weren't having much effect at limiting the use of alcohol. It was almost impossible to get a drink with a meal with the exception of a few high end places. That said, restaurants in resort towns like Kovalam and Varkala seemed to get away with selling alcohol fairly openly. I was served beer in a teapot on more that one occasion.

positron

I flew back from Kozhikode airport some four weeks ago - crappy airport, but not too busy compared to Kochi/Cochin. Feb-March-April-May would be very warm.

positron

mrcheez wrote: »

Getting £189.58 via BudgetAir.co.uk.

Chutiya! So very tempting.. damn you bargain alerts

Are you getting those prices doing Manchester - Kozhikode - Manchester on those dates? I am getting closer to £400!

snubbleste

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