Multi-city flights

Fly to multiple destinations in one trip. Add your stops, compare flights across airlines, and book your multi-city itinerary in one search.

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Why book multi-city flights with Kiwi.com

One search for your whole trip, with more ways to connect your cities.

Combine any airlines

We mix carriers that don’t normally work together, so each leg can use the best flight for your route.

Search the whole trip at once

Add all your cities and dates in one search. See the full itinerary and total price before you book.

Protection when plans change

If a connection is affected by a delay or cancellation, the Kiwi.com Guarantee helps you get to your destination.

Popular multi-city itineraries

Routes that connect well, with travel dates already filled in. Click a trip to see flights.

What is a multi-city flight?

A multi-city flight is one booking that links several destinations in a single itinerary. Instead of flying out and back on the same route, you visit two or more cities before returning, or end in a different city (open jaw). Compare multi-stop options across hundreds of airlines and plan a multi-destination trip in one search.

Type	Example
Return	Berlin → Rome → Berlin
Multi-city	Berlin → Rome → Paris → Berlin
Open jaw	Berlin → Rome · travel to Paris · Paris → Berlin

Multi-city vs. return

A return flight takes you to one destination and back. A multi-city trip lets you fly to two or more destinations in one itinerary.

Multi-city vs. open jaw

A multi-city trip connects multiple destinations by air. An open-jaw trip has a gap where you travel between two cities on your own.

When should I book multi-city?

Multi-city is useful when you want to visit several places in one trip without returning to your starting point between each stop.

How to book multi-city flights

Book a multi-destination trip in three steps. Add every city you want to visit, set dates and passengers, then compare combinations across airlines and book in one checkout.

Step 1
Add destinations
Open multi-city search and add each city in the order you want to visit. You can start and end in different places for an open-jaw trip.
Step 2
Choose dates and passengers
Pick a date for every leg and add adults, children, or infants. Adjust cabin class if you need it before you search.
Step 3
Compare and book
Compare itineraries across hundreds of airlines, choose the best combination for your route, and book the whole trip in one checkout.

How multi-city flights work

Max legs / destinations	Add up to 8 flight legs in one multi-city search.
Mixing airlines	One booking can combine flights from different airlines when that gives a better itinerary or price.
Different arrival / departure airports	Fly into one city and leave from another, or use different airports on the same trip (open jaw and multi-city).
Self-transfers	Some cheaper options include self-transfers, where you collect bags and check in again between flights. Check connection guidance before you book.

How to find cheap multi-city flights

A few small search choices often cut the price of a multi-destination trip. Use these tips when you build your itinerary.

Compare multi-city vs separate one-ways

Search the full multi-city trip in one go, then check the same legs as separate one-way tickets. Keep the option that costs less for the whole journey, not just a single flight.

Stay flexible on dates

Shift one or more legs by a day or two and search again. Small date changes on a single stop can change the price of the whole multi-city itinerary.

Try a different route order

If your plans allow it, swap the order of cities. A different path between the same destinations can unlock cheaper combinations across airlines.

Check nearby airports

On any leg, try flying into or out of a nearby airport. An alternative airport on one stop can lower the total multi-city price without changing your destinations much.

Multi-city round trips by region

Popular multi-city round trips travellers book, grouped by region. Each trip returns to where it started, so you see the whole loop and the total price in one search.

Europe

Asia

The Americas

Multi-city open-jaw trips by region

Fly into one city and home from another, with your own travel in between. Each idea links to a ready multi-city search for that trip.

Europe

Asia

The Americas

Multi-city flights FAQ

What's the difference between multi-city and open jaw?

Multi-city is several legs in one search (Berlin—Rome—Paris—Berlin). Open jaw means flying into one city and home from another (Berlin—Rome, then Paris—Berlin) with ground travel in between.

How do I book multi-city flights on Kiwi.com?

Add your destinations leg by leg, set your dates and passenger count, then compare the results and book. You can mix airlines across legs and arrive and depart from different airports in each city.

How many destinations can I add?

You can add several legs in one search — for example, a five-leg trip across Europe. If your itinerary needs more than the form allows, split it into separate bookings.

Do I need to recheck baggage between multi-city flights?

If you're staying in a city between legs, you collect your bags at arrival — they're only checked through on same-day connections. On a self-transfer connection, you always collect and recheck your baggage yourself.

What are self-transfers?

A self-transfer means you change flights yourself — collecting your bags and checking in again — instead of a protected airline connection. These itineraries are usually cheaper, and self-transfers are marked during booking.

Can I end my trip in a different city than I started?

Yes. Set your final destination to differ from your start — perfect for overland travel, like flying into Rome, taking the train to Paris, and flying home from there.

Do I need visas or transit documents?

You're responsible for entry and transit visas for every country on your itinerary, including layovers. On a self-transfer layover you may need to enter the country to recheck your bags, which can require a visa even when you're only transiting. Check official government sources for each stop.

What if one leg is delayed or cancelled?

Your options depend on each ticket's fare rules and any protection you've added. The optional Kiwi.com Guarantee helps with rebooking and alternatives when a disruption hits your trip.

Can I change just one leg?

It depends on each ticket's fare rules, and a change can affect the price of other legs. Request changes through Manage My Booking in your account.

Can I fly with different airlines on one multi-city trip?

Yes — each leg can be with a different carrier, which often gives you more route options than any single airline. The carrier for every leg is shown before you pay.