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Kuala Lumpur to Porto

  • KUL, Malaysia – OPO, Portugal
  • Etihad, Air Europa
  • Economy
Porto

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$812
Round trip, in USD
about MYR 3,296
One ticket on more than one airline.
DepartsNov 12, 2026
ReturnsNov 18, 2026

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$0.06
Cost per mile
14,275
Miles

Flight segments

KUL to AUH · Etihad · EY 489
AUH to MAD · Etihad · EY 103
MAD to OPO · Air Europa · UX 1147
OPO to MAD · Air Europa · UX 1140
MAD to AUH · Etihad · EY 104
AUH to KUL · Etihad · EY 486

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Nov 12–18 · 6 nights

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Nov 12, 2026 Nov 18, 2026 Etihad, Air Europa $812 Lowest View flights

This is an economy deal to Porto from Kuala Lumpur on Etihad, Air Europa for Nov 12, 2026 – Nov 18, 2026.

Priced at $812 round trip. The route covers 14,275 miles round trip.

Porto is one of Europe’s most rewarding city breaks: compact enough to explore on foot, but layered with history, atmosphere, and a strong sense of place. Set along the Douro River in northern Portugal, it blends medieval lanes, elegant tiled facades, and dramatic bridges with a relaxed, lived-in charm that feels distinct from bigger, busier capitals. The best times to visit are spring and early autumn, when the weather is generally mild and the city is especially pleasant for walking, sightseeing, and river views; summer brings livelier streets and long evenings, though it can be warmer and more crowded.

Top sights include the Ribeira waterfront, the Dom Luís I Bridge, the ornate São Bento station, and the Livraria Lello area, while across the river in Vila Nova de Gaia, visitors can tour the famous port wine lodges. Porto’s neighborhoods each offer a different mood: Ribeira for postcard scenery, Baixa and Aliados for grand architecture and central convenience, and Cedofeita for cafés, galleries, and a more contemporary feel. Food is a major draw, from hearty local dishes like francesinha and grilled seafood to petiscos and, of course, port wine; the city’s culture comes through in its azulejo-covered churches, traditional markets, and easygoing café life, making it a destination that feels both authentic and welcoming.

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