Are you looking for flights to the Six Nations games in 2025? Search for flights to any of the Six Nations game locations with Alternative Airlines.
We ticket 600+ global airlines, including Air France, British Airways, Aer Lingus, ITA Airways and many more. With our extensive range of airlines to choose from, you're sure to find a flight to any Six Nations city of your choice.
Alternative Airlines also offers 40+ ways to pay for your Six Nations flights. This includes Buy Now Pay Later options like Clearpay, Klarna, FLOA and Oney, among many others. We also offer cryptocurrencies and virtual wallets as payment methods at checkout.
To start searching for flights to the Six Nations, use our search form at the top of the page. Alternatively, read our guide below on which airlines to fly with, which airports to fly to and more.
The Six Nations Championship is a rugby union tournament that takes place annually. It features six European nations - England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
Six Nations originated in 1883 as the Home Nations Championship among England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. In 1910, France joined the tournament, making it the 'Five Nations', followed by Italy's inclusion in 2000 and finally establishing itself as Six Nations.
In 2025, the Six Nations games will take place from 31 January to 15 March. There will be 15 matches held across multiple cities including Paris, Dublin, Edinburgh, Rome and Cardiff.
Keep reading to find out more details about each match and how to get there.
If you're a huge Six Nations fan and plan to visit every single game in the tournament, we can help you arrange this. Our multi-city flight search tool lets you book flights to multiple cities all in one booking. Here is an example itinerary for attending the Round 1 and Round 2 games:
You can easily book an itinerary similar to this with our multi-city search tool at the top of the page. Up to 6 flights can be added to one multi-city trip. Check out our guide on multi-city flights for more information on how to do this.
At Alternative Airlines, we understand that the tickets alone for the Six Nations games can be expensive. If you're worried about how much your flights will cost to the Six Nations games, consider using our Buy Now Pay Later options!
We're proud to offer 40+ ways to pay for any flights we ticket on our platform. This includes a wide range of flexible Buy Now Pay Later plans that can help you split the cost of your flights to the Six Nations into more manageable instalments.
Some of our popular pay-later plans include Clearpay, Klarna, Affirm and Snap Finance, among many others. Weekly, bi-weekly and monthly instalments are available as well as interest-free options.
As an example, you can book flights to Paris for the final match in March and select a Buy Now Pay Later plan at checkout that suits your travel budget needs. You'll only need to pay the first instalment at the time of booking and pay the remaining instalments later.
Are you ready to see the Six Nations games this year but need to book your flights?
Search for flights to any of the Six Nations cities listed in this guide and we'll show you all available routes from your preferred departure city. With 600+ airlines and 40+ ways to pay, finding flights to the Six Nations couldn't be easier. Click on the button below to get started.
We’re super proud of our Trustpilot rating, but don’t just take it from us. See why millions of others love booking their flights through Alternative Airlines
The first Six Nations game will take place on 31 January 2025 at 8:15pm (GMT). This opening match will be played between France and Wales at Stade de France, Paris. The tournament will run until 15 March 2025.
Use our search form at the top of the page to start searching for flights to the Six Nations games. Below is a list of the closest airports to each stadium to make your search easier:
The Six Nations games take place every year between the top six rugby union-playing countries in Europe: England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy.
Wales currently holds the overall Six Nations record, with 39 victories. 27 were outright, and 12 were shared. England has had 38 victories, with the highest record of outright wins, at 28 (and 10 shared).
There are 6 teams, one for each 'Nation': England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, and Italy. Each team plays each other once. Home and away fixtures alternate each year. If a team wins they are awarded four points, and if they draw they are awarded two points. A bonus point system was introduced in 2016, which means that teams receive an extra point if they score four or more tries, or if they lose by seven points or less.
