Fly from London to Guinea's island-fringed capital with RwandAir — one smooth connection through our Kigali hub, bags checked through, and the rhythms of West Africa's best-kept secret waiting at the other end. Like Accra, Conakry runs on London time.
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Sample RwandAir schedules and fares shown for illustration. Every fare we quote includes all taxes, checked baggage, and our best-price promise — find it cheaper elsewhere and we match it, plus the difference.
Your bags are tagged through to Conakry at Heathrow — no re-checking in Kigali, ever.
Minimum 60-minute guarantees at our hub. If a delay causes a missed link, we rebook you free.
Kigali is one of Africa's easiest transits — walkable terminal, good coffee, no crowds.
Our 24/7 team tracks every leg. Something goes wrong mid-journey? We already know and are on it.
Island beaches, djembe rhythms and the water-tower of West Africa — Guinea starts at the ocean's edge.
Palm-fringed island beaches a short pirogue ride from the city — Conakry's weekend escape.
One of sub-Saharan Africa's largest mosques — its minarets define the city skyline.
West Africa's raw, brilliant market energy — fabrics, spices, and village crafts from every region of Guinea.
Masks, bassa drums and centuries of Guinean heritage in the city's quietest garden.
The water-tower of West Africa — waterfalls, plateau villages and the source of the Niger. A multi-day trip worth every hour.
Guinea gave the world the djembe — hear it live, then eat your way through yassa, fouti and riverside grilled fish.
The practical details, handled before you pack.
UK citizens need a visa for Guinea — apply via Guinea's e-visa portal or the Embassy in London before travel. A yellow fever certificate is mandatory on arrival. We'll checklist everything with you.
November to April is the dry season — lower humidity, calm seas for the island crossings, and the best roads into the Fouta Djallon.
Guinean franc (GNF). A deeply cash-first economy — bring clean EUR or USD notes to exchange in the city; cards work only in a handful of hotels.
French is the official language; Susu, Pular and Maninka fill the markets. English is limited outside hotels — a few French phrases open every door.
GMT — the same clock as London, all year round. Land at 14:45 local with zero jet lag; the beach is still hours from sunset.
Ahmed Sékou Touré International sits ~13km from the Kaloum peninsula — 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. We arrange trusted, pre-booked transfers.
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