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Flights to Burundi from the UK take around 12-15 hours with connections. Bujumbura International Airport (BJM) handles most international traffic.
There are no direct flights from London; connections via Nairobi, Addis Ababa, or Brussels. Major airlines serve this route with connections through European and Middle Eastern hubs.
UK citizens need a visa. Visa on arrival available at Bujumbura airport. Your passport needs to be valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
Dry season (June-September)
Best time to visit with little rainfall. Cooler temperatures around 20-25°C. Wildlife viewing easier in reserves.
Short dry season (January-February)
Brief pause between rainy periods. Good for visiting Lake Tanganyika beaches. Warm but manageable temperatures.
Rainy seasons (October-December, March-May)
Heavy rainfall can disrupt travel. Lush green landscapes. Lower prices but some roads difficult to pass.
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