Best One-Way Price | £166 |
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Best Return Price | £292 |
Fastest flight time | 7h 28m |
Operated By | 4 airlines |
Some of the world’s most well-travelled cities are in Canada. The most popular city to travel to in Canada is Toronto, which momondo users choose as their landing destination 1,291% more often than other cities. The next most popular cities in Canada are Vancouver and Montreal.
While there are more than just a few landmarks in Canada, most momondo users find Niagara Falls, Whistler Blackcomb, Union Station, and Vancouver Convention Centre to be the most interesting places to see in the country.
The best prices found on momondo for flights to Canada are:
£25 per person with British Airways
£31 per person with Flair Airlines
£36 per person with Air Canada
On average, it takes 7h 45m to fly from United Kingdom to Canada if you fly out of London Heathrow (the most popular airport in United Kingdom) and into Toronto Pearson Intl (the most popular airport in Canada). If you’re flying out of Manchester and into Toronto Pearson Intl, then the flight time is around 7h 35m.
Toronto Pearson Intl is the most popular airport in Canada to fly to at the moment. Out of all our users who flew to Canada in the past year, 29% of them chose to fly into Toronto’s Toronto Pearson Intl airport. Keep in mind that there may be other airports within Canada that are also a great option to fly to.
Flights to Canada have been found on momondo for as low as £147 per ticket recently. However, the average price tends to be £1,167 and anything for £1,091 or less is a good deal. £11,328 is the most expensive flight we’ve seen in the past week, though you may be able to avoid this price depending on what airport you fly from, what airline you choose, and how far in advance you book your flights.
Departing | Destination | Best Time | Best Price |
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London | Halifax | 6h 50m | £294 |
London | Montreal | 7h 40m | £298 |
London | Toronto | 7h 45m | £307 |
Manchester | Toronto | 7h 40m | £323 |
London | Vancouver | 9h 20m | £332 |
Glasgow | Vancouver | 13h 55m | £347 |
Manchester | Montreal | 12h 25m | £348 |
Glasgow | Toronto | 7h 05m | £349 |
London | Calgary | 8h 50m | £350 |
London | Abbotsford | 13h 15m | £357 |
Aberdeen | Vancouver | 18h 56m | £361 |
Birmingham | Montreal | 13h 35m | £380 |
Birmingham | Toronto | 12h 40m | £380 |
Edinburgh | Toronto | 7h 17m | £384 |
Aberdeen | Toronto | 12h 10m | £384 |
Glasgow | Kelowna | 30h 33m | £385 |
This is a country that’s most associated with snowy landscapes, the great outdoors and winter sports, but there are plenty of other annual events and festivals to enjoy after flights to Canada. Having said that, the one of the most popular events there is Winterlude, which is held every February in Ottawa. It’s a 40-year-old live music and entertainment festival that you can enjoy for three weeks at indoor and outdoor venues. The place that draws the most people at this time is the Rideau Canal Skateway, which becomes a frozen five-mile-long skate track in winter. The Quebec Winter Carnival is another major event in Canada, the largest of its kind in the world, held from late January to February since 1984. There are night parades, more skating, a frozen ice canoe race across the St. Lawrence River and amazing snow sculptures. In June the Montreal Jazz Festival offers an astonishing 500 or more concerts, featuring around 2,000 musicians from over 20 countries around the world, including the biggest names in the genre at any given time. For a true taste of rural Canada, visit in July during the Calgary Stampede. Dubbed the “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth”, this is a 10-day event full of rodeos and live country music performances. It’s the biggest summer cowboy festival, and something you need to experience if you’re visiting while it’s on.
Standing above all other popular local food in Canada is poutine. It’s the comfort dish that’s most associated with the country, an indulgent combination of crispy French fries, cheese curds, and gravy. You can have it as it comes, or add toppings like bacon, smoked meat, or pulled pork. It’s cheap, plentiful, tasty and very filling. Bannock is a Canadian bread that has been inherited from the indigenous people of Canada, having been their staple food for centuries. These days you can get many variations on it, like fried versions that are crispy on the outside and soft inside. You also have to taste one of Canada’s favourite sweet delicacies, butter tarts. These are fiendishly delicious little pastry shells filled with a sugar, butter and egg paste. Lobster is an abundant seafood off the Canadian coasts, so you can always expect a dish containing it. The easiest way is to grab a few of the country’s favourite street food snacks, lobster rolls. For dessert, leave room for the local speciality, Saskatoon berry pie with a twist of almond.
Look out for good Canada flight deals so that you’ll have more of your holiday budget to spend on exploring this vast country, that’s still untamed in certain of its more extreme weather regions. If you’ve not seen them from the US side, the Niagara Falls is probably the most iconic tourist site in the country and certainly its most famous natural attraction. If you’ve hired a car, head to Banff National Park in the Canadian part of the Rocky Mountains, where you’ll find the lovely Lake Louise and the spectacular Icefields Parkway, which is heralded as the most scenic drive in the whole country. Old Quebec is the one of the historical highlights in Canada, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the site of the first French settlement in the territory. If you’re visiting Canada for the skiing, head to Whistler, an all-year resort about a couple hours away from Vancouver by car. It has superb ski slopes and has been used as a world championship Games venue.
You won’t need a visa to visit Canada as a British citizen. You will, however, need to get an Electronic Travel Authorisation before you leave. This is easily organised online. You also won’t need your passport to be valid for any longer than the duration of your stay, as is often the case with other countries. If you’re a single parent travelling with a minor child, also be aware that you’ll need to carry a letter of consent from the other parent, if this is feasible.
It is quick and easy to find flights to Canada on momondo. We search and return numerous flight options from various airlines and agents. You can then use our filters to narrow your search until you have found the most convenient flight to Canada that suits you.
Yes. All flights to Canada on momondo can be compared and filtered by various policies on offer, including flexible booking.
momondo helps you find the best flight to Canada by providing filters to narrow your choice of flights to those matching your criteria. You can select fights based on numerous factors such as price, departure and landing times, airport and airline.
Yes momondo offers price alerts on flights to Canada. After performing a search on this page you should be able to see the price alert set up feature. Simply provide a valid email address and momondo will instantly alert you when prices change.