Cheap flights to Canada

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Flights to Canada in 2023

Flight route prices based on searches on Cheapflights within the last 3 days, monthly prices based on aggregated historical data.

Popular in

August

Cheapest in

October

Average price

HK$13,546

Return from

HK$6,663

One-way from

HK$3,735
High demand for flights, 14% potential price rise
Best time to find cheap flights, 2% potential price drop
Average for return flights in September 2023
From Hong Kong Intl to Toronto
One-way flight from Hong Kong Intl (HKG) to Canada

Cheap flights to Canada in September & October 2023

Search the best deals to popular Canada cities recently found by Cheapflights users
These are some of the cheapest-priced fares users can find on flights departing to Canada in September and October 2023. Check back soon for alternative prices as deals update often.
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Cheap flights to Canada found for this year
These are some of the best deals we've found on flights to Canada in 2023 at this time. More deals are always being added, so be sure to check back regularly.

One-way flights to Canada

The cheapest one-way flights to Canada
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Fly from

Any airport

Budget

HK$6,663 - HK$9,576

Route

Depart

Return

Price

Hong Kong IntlToronto Pearson Intl

HKG - YYZ

HKGYYZ

Hong Kong Intl

Mon 4-3

1 stop34h 30m

Toronto Pearson Intl

Mon 18-3

1 stop38h 55m

HK$6,663

Hong Kong IntlVancouver Intl

HKG - YVR

HKGYVR

Hong Kong Intl

Mon 11-3

2 stops32h 27m

Vancouver Intl

Tue 23-4

2 stops33h 55m

HK$7,376

Hong Kong IntlVancouver Intl

HKG - YVR

HKGYVR

Hong Kong Intl

Mon 11-3

1 stop26h 00m

Vancouver Intl

Tue 23-4

1 stop18h 20m

HK$7,838

Hong Kong IntlVancouver Intl

HKG - YVR

HKGYVR

Hong Kong Intl

Fri 22-3

1 stop18h 30m

Vancouver Intl

Sat 6-4

1 stop20h 10m

HK$7,947

Hong Kong IntlVancouver Intl

HKG - YVR

HKGYVR

Hong Kong Intl

Thu 29-2

1 stop15h 25m

Vancouver Intl

Tue 5-3

2 stops49h 40m

HK$8,566

Hong Kong IntlVancouver Intl

HKG - YVR

HKGYVR

Hong Kong Intl

Thu 7-12

1 stop35h 50m

Vancouver Intl

Sat 3-2

1 stop30h 15m

HK$8,856

Hong Kong IntlVancouver Intl

HKG - YVR

HKGYVR

Hong Kong Intl

Sat 14-10

1 stop27h 27m

Vancouver Intl

Sat 28-10

1 stop36h 05m

HK$9,576

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Reviews of airlines servicing Canada

Peruse reviews from past customers who have flown SWISS, Lufthansa and United Airlines to Canada to help guide your decision. In addition to providing an overall rating, users have also rated airlines in terms of entertainment options, comfort, food, crew/service, and boarding process.
China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews

Food

8.0

Comfort

7.6

Overall

8.4

Entertainment

8.4

Boarding

8.7

Crew

9.0

Reviews

1 / 3

Pros: New planes. Spotlessly clean. Hard working helpful staff. Good boarding. Adequate legroom by modern standards. Food typical of economy these days. OK. But really good staff.

Cons: Fried rice breakfast out of Rome. Mushy. But overall food out of Sydney, Rome and Shanghai, fine.

China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews
China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews

Food

8.0

Comfort

7.6

Overall

8.4

Entertainment

8.4

Boarding

8.7

Crew

9.0

Reviews

1 / 3

Pros: New planes. Spotlessly clean. Hard working helpful staff. Good boarding. Adequate legroom by modern standards. Food typical of economy these days. OK. But really good staff.

Cons: Fried rice breakfast out of Rome. Mushy. But overall food out of Sydney, Rome and Shanghai, fine.

China Airlines
8.3
Very Good
125 reviews
China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews

Food

8.0

Comfort

7.6

Overall

8.4

Entertainment

8.4

Boarding

8.7

Crew

9.0

Reviews

1 / 3

Pros: New planes. Spotlessly clean. Hard working helpful staff. Good boarding. Adequate legroom by modern standards. Food typical of economy these days. OK. But really good staff.

Cons: Fried rice breakfast out of Rome. Mushy. But overall food out of Sydney, Rome and Shanghai, fine.

Asiana Airlines
8.3
Very Good
64 reviews
China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews

Food

8.0

Comfort

7.6

Overall

8.4

Entertainment

8.4

Boarding

8.7

Crew

9.0

Reviews

1 / 3

Pros: New planes. Spotlessly clean. Hard working helpful staff. Good boarding. Adequate legroom by modern standards. Food typical of economy these days. OK. But really good staff.

Cons: Fried rice breakfast out of Rome. Mushy. But overall food out of Sydney, Rome and Shanghai, fine.

ANA
8.3
Very Good
153 reviews
China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews

Food

8.0

Comfort

7.6

Overall

8.4

Entertainment

8.4

Boarding

8.7

Crew

9.0

Reviews

1 / 3

Pros: New planes. Spotlessly clean. Hard working helpful staff. Good boarding. Adequate legroom by modern standards. Food typical of economy these days. OK. But really good staff.

Cons: Fried rice breakfast out of Rome. Mushy. But overall food out of Sydney, Rome and Shanghai, fine.

Japan Airlines
8.2
Very Good
401 reviews
China Eastern
8.4
Very Good
13 reviews

Food

8.0

Comfort

7.6

Overall

8.4

Entertainment

8.4

Boarding

8.7

Crew

9.0

Reviews

1 / 3

Pros: New planes. Spotlessly clean. Hard working helpful staff. Good boarding. Adequate legroom by modern standards. Food typical of economy these days. OK. But really good staff.

Cons: Fried rice breakfast out of Rome. Mushy. But overall food out of Sydney, Rome and Shanghai, fine.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Canada?

The cheapest ticket to Canada found for each month in 2023 based on historical flight searches by Cheapflights users.

January

HK$10,876

February

HK$10,069

March

HK$10,719

April

HK$10,938

May

HK$10,602

June

HK$11,713

July

HK$15,683

August

HK$17,273

September

HK$11,964

October

HK$10,876

November

HK$10,320

December

HK$12,168

February is currently the cheapest month to fly to Canada. At this moment in time August is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.

When is the best time to fly to Canada?

Average Canada flight ticket prices and weather conditions for 2023 and 2024 by month

HKG - YTO

Price

HK$9,785 - HK$20,455

YTO

Temperature

-6 - 21 °C

YTO

Rainfall

51 - 83 mm

When is the best time to book a flight to Canada?

Booking 60 days in advance of your planned departure date is, on average, the best time to get cheap flights to Canada. The general trend is that the closer you book to the departure date, the more expensive your flight will be.

Which day is cheapest to fly to Canada?

The cheapest day to fly to Canada is usually Tuesday. At the moment, Sunday is the most expensive.

What time of day is cheapest to fly to Canada?

Flights at midday are typically the cheapest time of the day to fly to Canada. Flights in the morning are usually the most expensive.

Where are the most popular flight destinations in Canada?

The most popular flight destination in Canada, according to our users, is Vancouver, followed by Toronto, Calgary, Montreal and Edmonton.

Canada virtually owns the rights to the words “great outdoors”. It is second only to Russia in terms of land size and its climate, which varies from temperate in the south to subarctic and arctic in the far north, means that most of the population (about 30 million) live in the south along the border with the US. This leaves vast tracts of land that are under-populated and unspoilt.

In the east, Toronto, Ottawa (in Ontario) and Montreal (Quebec) give way to lakes and rivers, national parks and the rugged Atlantic coast. In the west, a journey through British Columbia could take several weeks such is the diversity on offer – from swimming at the beaches of Vancouver to skiing at Whistler, taking the ferry to Victoria (B.C.’s capital) and outlying islands and exploring the interior. Hop over to the next province – Alberta – for a trip to the majestic Rockies.

Cheap flights to Canada land in the biggest cities – Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa and Calgary. The cities are clean, green, and extremely livable. Canadians know how to make life easier; the cities are safe, getting around on public transport is a pleasure, and Canada’s tolerant multiculturalism ensures bustling and exciting city centres.

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Canada climate

Canada is an enormous country and its climate ranges from long, cold winter nights in the Arctic Circle to the mild seasons of British Columbia. Both Montreal and Quebec City have warm summers that can become hot and humid. The cities’ winter season lasts from October to early May with cold and snow. You‘ll find the warmest summers in Toronto. The bitter winter cold has become part of the country’s culture. In Ottawa you can enjoy the warm summer days, but head inside to escape the chilly nights that can drop below zero degrees. Snow starts to fall in October and temperatures can drop close to zero.

Getting around Canada

Given the huge distances between cities, flying is a good option. CanJet serves 15 destinations in Canada and the US including St. John’s, Halifax, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. Air Canada Jazz, a regional airline, serves more than 70 destinations in Canada and the US.

The train offers a good way to see the countryside, and VIA Rail Canada offers several packages for intrepid travellers. The one most often recommended however is the Canrailpass, which offers 12 days’ travel anywhere in Canada during a 30-day period.

Renting a car can give you the freedom to follow your own itinerary. Car rental companies are represented at all the major airports.

What is good to know if travelling to Canada?

  • Although not well-known, Canada’s capital is a charming cosmopolitan city and possibly the most British of the Canadian cities. Downtown Ottawa has renovated Victorian houses serving as homes, restaurants, and shops. The architecture and historical significance of the Parliamentary buildings attract visitors, as does strolling along the Rideau Canal and watching boats go through its eight locks.
  • Vancouver is a cosmopolitan city known for its natural beauty and mild climate. As a year-round tourist destination, there’s always something to do: water and land sports and film, jazz, folk, and theatre festivals. Vancouver also offers opera, ballet, symphony, and an exciting nightlife. Vancouver will be hosting the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
  • Parts of Canada are transformed into winter wonderlands by the snowy weather and several cities make the most of the big freeze including Quebec City (Winter Carnival and its ice hotel), Montreal (High Lights festival) and Ottawa (Winterlude, a winter carnival) to name just three.
  • On Sundays, entire families do the Grouse Grind in Vancouver. An almost 3-km trail takes you up the face of Grouse Mountain, more than 900 metres (nearly 3,000 feet). If you are fit, it should take about 50 minutes. Hike up, but take the gondola down to protect your knees of course.
  • Visitors to Montreal should take note of the “Sunday Tam-Tams” in Mount Royal. Tam-tams are a type of hand drum, and hundreds of Montrealers and visitors turn up on summer Sundays to play around the monument to Sir George-Etienne Cartier.
  • As well as nearby Niagara Falls, Toronto claims the world’s tallest building. The CN Tower stands at 553 metres (1,815 feet). Once at the top – by elevator naturally – there is plenty to do including walking on a glass floor, eating at the revolving restaurant and enjoying the view.
  • Bring your Stetson. The Calgary Stampede takes place in July, and is the province’s most popular tourist attraction. It features a rodeo, chuckwagon races, concert and amusement park.
  • If you’re looking for somewhere to stay in Canada, a popular site for user reviews is Trivago. Take a look at their pages on hotels in Vancouver, hotels in Ottawa or hotels in Montreal.

When is the best time to fly to Canada?

Peak Season: Canada’s peak season really depends on what you are going for. For winter-sports enthusiasts, November to March offer the best chance of good snow. For those keen to go outdoors – camping or caravanning, to the lakes, national parks, or beaches of British Columbia – late-May to early September (Victoria Day to Labour Day) enjoy the best weather. Temperatures are warm, but not unbearable. Canada flights are at their most expensive during the summer time. Several airlines offer relatively cheap flights to Canada for January/February – perfect if you’re going for the snow. Off Season: Canada has a very well-developed winter tourist season. In addition to superlative skiing and snowboarding facilities, snowmobiling, dog-sledding, ice-fishing and snowshoeing are also on offer. If you are not keen on these pursuits, November to February visits are best abandoned.

How popular are flights to Canada this year?

This year has seen a 217% increase in flight searches for Canada.

Popular regions to fly to in Canada

Not sure where to visit in Canada? Start by selecting one of the most popular places in Canada below to filter down your possible destination.

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