Kaduna flights from London take 12-22 hours depending on routing. Major city in northern Nigeria, former capital of the Northern Region. Industrial centre with historic sites and nearby natural attractions.
No direct UK flights. Fly to Abuja (closest hub) or Lagos, then domestic with Air Peace, Rano Air, or Azman Air. Abuja is about 2 hours by road. Connections typically route through Abuja (closest, then road or domestic), Lagos (then domestic Air Peace/Rano Air/Azman Air).
Return fares range from £520-720 in low season (February-April) to £870-1,120+ during peak months (November-January). Business class starts from £1,850-2,550.
Kaduna has a population of around 1,600,000. The local currency is Nigerian Naira (NGN). The airport (KAD) is about 13km from the city centre.
Price Patterns
Fares typically drop midweek (Tuesday/Wednesday)
Prices rise during November-January (high season)
Booking early gives the best combination of price and seat choice
Sweet Spot
6-8 weeks before travel for the best combination of availability and price.
Avoid Booking
Less than 2 weeks out (premium pricing)
During peak holiday periods without advance planning
School holiday dates if travelling with families
Kajuru Castle
Visit the unique medieval-style Kajuru Castle set on a hill with stunning countryside views.
Kaduna Museum
Explore cultural artefacts and learn about northern Nigeria’s rich history.
Matsirga Falls
Enjoy the natural beauty of this hidden waterfall surrounded by rocky cliffs.
Fifth Chukker
Experience polo events and countryside relaxation at Fifth Chukker Polo & Country Club.
Kamuku Park
Discover wildlife and wide savannah landscapes at Kamuku National Park.