Popular in | November | High demand for flights, 12% potential price rise |
Cheapest in | May | Best time to find cheap flights, 2% potential price drop |
Average price | R5 444 | Average for round-trip flights in January 2021 |
Round-trip from | R4 669 | From Johannesburg to Inhambane |
JNB - INH Price
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R4 787 - R7 805
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Peak season
Inhambane is has a coastline that stretches over 700km, helping it provide amazing beaches, mangrove forests and much more. To take full advantage of this area you’ll want to visit from late October to early March. December to February are the hottest months of the year although they’re also the wettest. Securing your flight tickets in advance will help you find cheap flights to Inhambane without paying more than you should although there isn’t much change in prices over the course of the year. The CHOPI music festival runs from the end of July to early August and is a fantastic thing to witness.
Off Season
The temperature drops to around 15 degrees from May to late September. The downside to this is that many of the outdoor activities either aren’t available or aren’t as enjoyable. Snorkeling and sailing for example can be a lot less pleasant when the sun isn’t basking you with heat. Make sure to book your flights to Inhambane well in advance.
If you’d like to visit during the CHOPI music festival then you’ll need to book your flight tickets at least 3 months in advance, if not earlier. Finding cheap flights to Inhambane can be difficult during the peak season as the perfectly white beaches get very crowded and you might want to visit for mid-spring time so you aren’t as boxed in by tourists.
Flights from Johannesburg to Inhambane: 1 hour 40 minutes
Flights from Cape Town to Inhambane: 5 hours 30 minutes
Flights from George to Inhambane: 17 hours 25 minutes
Flights from Port Elizabeth to Inhambane: 5 hours 55 minutes
LAM, South African and Ethiopian Airlines provide cheap flights to Inhambane on a regular basis however the price for your flight tickets doesn’t fluctuate much between them. Whoever you choose it’s worth seeing if you can sign up for a loyalty scheme so you can earn points off flight tickets in the future.
Public transport is very limited although you can find buses that cover the coast, none of them pay a visit to the airport. Due to that you’re pretty limited with your only practical means being to jump in a taxi. The airport is pretty small and it lacks facilities however the staff would be more than happy to help you find a taxi at a fair price. Make sure that you have agreed on the price before getting in though.