Flights to Knock

Compare thousands of flights

Search all the top booking sites - in one place

Part of MoneySuperMarket

Saving you money with 15 years’ experience

Fare assistant

See extra baggage and card charges upfront

Trusted by travellers

Join millions of happy holidaymakers

Knock is a village in County Mayo, in the north-west of the Republic of Ireland. Most renowned for being the location of the Knock Shrine, the area boasts some of Ireland's most beautiful scenery and many sites of historical interest.

A popular pilgrimage site, Knock also has atmospheric cliff walks and easy access to the attractions of north-west Ireland...


Many visitors take a flight to Knock in order to visit the Holy Shrine. The shrine was developed after an apparition of the Virgin Mary, St John the Baptist, St Joseph and Christ, as the Lamb of God, appeared to the congregation of the parish church in 1879. 

Set in a glorious garden landscape dotted with churches, Knock is a centre of prayer and pilgrimage for Roman Catholics, with around 1.5 million pilgrims each year visiting the shrine. Pope John Paul visited in 1979 to celebrate the centenary of the apparition and the village continues to be an important place for both religious and secular visitors.

There is a museum in Knock with exhibitions on many aspects of local history, particularly the shrine and the events that led to its development within the context of the history of the area. Knock itself and surroundings would be the perfect place to find accommodation if you're on a pilgrimage yourself or a holiday looking at religious sites. Sites of interest around Knock include the Ceide Fields, the world's oldest field system, and the remains of the 13th century Roscommon Abbey.

County Mayo is particularly rich in festivals and other cultural events, especially in the warmer months. Each spring, there's an Irish music and song festival. Ireland's links with the building and fate of the Titanic are explored in the Mayo Titanic Cultural Week. There are also walking festivals and many more musical festivals. Galway, too, has a huge variety of annual and special festivals and events, from music to literature with something for every taste. Hotels, naturally, are booked up in advance for these popular times of year, so book early if you wish to attend. 

Travel Information

Language

Irish

Currency

Euro (€)

Average flight time(from London)

1 hr 25 mins

Latest travel tips and advice

Travel Advice

Ask the experts: How to save on your flights

Time and money: two things everyone wants to save when it comes to a holiday. And with these flight and airport hacks straight from the experts, travelling savvy will be a whole lot easier

Read moreabout Ask the experts: How to save on your flights
Travel Advice

7 airport rip-offs and how to avoid them

Read moreabout 7 airport rip-offs and how to avoid them
Travel Advice

How long before a flight should I get to the airport?

Read moreabout How long before a flight should I get to the airport?
Read more from the blog

Get your travel essentials sorted for less

Hotels

Whether you’re after boutique in Berlin or affordable in the Algarve, the right hotel is just a comparison away.

HotelsHotels

Holidays

Finding the right holiday is much more than getting the cheapest price. Compare thousands of ATOL-protected breaks.

HolidaysHolidays

Travel Insurance

Make sure you find the right cover. Compare a range of comprehensive travel insurance policies.

Travel insuranceTravel Insurance

Car Hire

Finding the right wheels is much more than getting the cheapest price. Compare a range of car rentals.

Knock car hireCar Hire

Transfers

Get from A to B hassle free with an affordable transfer. Compare a range of options and save.

Airport transfersTransfers

Parking

Make sure your ride is safe and secure while you’re away. Compare a range of airport parking deals.

Airport parkingParking

Related destinations