All KLM destinations in Africa

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines serves cities across Africa. From its hub at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the airline connects travellers to ten countries on the continent.

KLM destinations in East Africa

KLM offers several flights from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to East Africa. In Tanzania, KLM operates flights to Julius Nyerere International Airport in the picturesque post city of Dar es Salaam. The airline also flies to Abeid Amani Karume International Airport, which serves the tropical oasis of Zanzibar. The popular island in the Indian Ocean boasts many cultural and natural attractions, from beautiful beaches to a lively bazaar.

In neighbouring Kenya, KLM serves several destinations. Flights to Kilimanjaro provide travellers with a gateway to tropical landscapes as well as glaciers and volcanoes. Uhuru Peak is a popular peak for mountaineers. Close to the cities of Arusha and Moshi, Kilimanjaro International Airport serves the Mount Kilimanjaro area. KLM also operates flights to Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city. Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi is also the hub for KLM’s partner Kenya Airways. This offers travellers several options for connections to flights serving destinations across Africa.

Elsewhere in East Africa, KLM flies to Entebbe in Uganda. The city sits on the shores of Lake Victoria. It is also a popular destination for travellers seeking to visit natural parks where zebras, elephants, giraffes, and other wildlife roam. In neighbouring Rwanda, KLM serves Kigali International Airport in Kigali. This friendly capital city is also popular with nature lovers thanks to its proximity to Nyungwe National Park.

KLM destinations in North Africa

KLM operates daily flights from Amsterdam to Cairo International Airport in Egypt. Home to the Giza Pyramids and the Sphinx, the country is renowned for its ancient sites. Cairo is a major gateway to exploring towering pyramids left by ambitious pharaohs. The historic city is also home to the Egyptian Museum and Grand Egyptian Museum. There are also important architectural wonders like the Mosque of Muhammad Ali and Cairo Tower.

KLM destinations in Southern Africa

South Africa’s largest city, Johannesburg is a vibrant city and financial hub. Soweto township is where you will find Mandela House, a museum honouring Nelson Mandela. It is also the site of somber landmarks like the Apartheid Museum and the Constitution Hill prison complex. Sitting at the foot of the iconic Table Mountain, Cape Town is home to stunning vineyards and nature parks. There are also beautiful beaches along the coast. You can also visit penguins in Simon’s Town on the Cape Peninsula. KLM flights serve Cape Town International Airport and O.R. Tambo International Airport near Johannesburg.

Elsewhere in Southern Africa, KLM flies to Luanda. The capital of Angola, the coastal city is home to the 16th century Fortress of São Miguel and beautiful beaches at Ilha do Cabo. KLM flights operates from Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport in Luanda. KLM also serves Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek, Namibia’s capital city. Namibia is renowned for its natural wonders, including Sossusvlei and Deadvlei. Ethosha National Park, Fish River Canyon, and the Skeleton Coast are also major draws.

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KLM destinations in West Africa

Home to the Ashanti culture, Ghana is one of two countries served by KLM. The Dutch airline operates flights from Amsterdam to Ghana’s capital Accra. KLM’s flights arrive at Kotoka International Airport, which serves Accra. The city is also home to the spectacular Christianborg Castle, Accra Mall, and the National Museum. It is also on the doorstep of pristine rainforests.

KLM also flies to Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city and one of Africa’s major urban centres. Flights operate from Murtala Muhammed International Airport. The sprawling city overlooks the Gulf of Guinea and is an important financial centre. It is also home to important cultural attractions, including the National Arts Theatre and Lekki Market. You can also hear authentic Nigerian music with shows at the Muson Centre.