Cheap flights from San Juan to Toronto

Flying out of San Juan

Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (SJU) is the primary airport serving San Juan. It is located 5 km southeast of San Juan. There are no direct flights from San Juan to Toronto, but many flights make connections in major American hub cities. Main airlines flying this route include United, Air Canada, and Delta. You can find the best deals on flights to Toronto from San Juan by using Skyscanner’s flight search feature. All you have to do is tell it when you want to fly. If you already know when you want to go, sign up for price alerts from Skyscanner. You will receive a notification when the price of your chosen flight rises or falls. Use this tool to monitor fare fluctuations and get the best rates on your flight.

You can get to the airport from San Juan by taking an AMA bus, a shuttle from some hotels in the city, a taxi, or private car. It is recommended that passengers check in at least 3 hours prior to departure for international flights. The San Juan airport has shopping and dining options, as well as banking, ATMs, and a barber shop. Canadians traveling from Puerto Rico back to Canada must present a valid passport. There is wi-fi available for a fee. Download Skyscanner’s mobile app to keep you connected to the best travel deals no matter where you go.

Arriving in Toronto

Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is a busy airport serving Canada’s largest city. It is located 22.5 km northwest of the city center. Arriving passengers will go through customs and immigration in Toronto. The airport has shopping, dining and free wi-fi. You can get to the city from the airport by taking the UP Express train, a public pus, shuttle direct to your hotel, taxi, or rental car. Your flight may also land at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ). This smaller airport is located on the Toronto Islands and you can get to the city by taking the ferry or the pedestrian tunnel. There is a café in the terminal.

Destination Differences

Toronto has a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Passengers traveling from San Juan will need to pay attention to the season, and the temperatures in Toronto during winter are dramatically different from summer. The summers are warm, and winters are cold and can bring heavy snowfall. Winter weather can cause delays, so passengers should be prepared that winter flights may not land on time. There is no time difference between Toronto and San Juan, so jet lag should not pose a problem. In general, prices for similar goods and services are lower in San Juan than in Toronto.