Cheap flights from Toronto to San Juan

Flight Information

There are no direct flights from Toronto to San Juan. All flights to San Juan from Toronto make at least one stop and are flown by United, American Airlines, Air Canada, and Delta.

Toronto Airports Information

There are four passenger airports in Toronto. Only two of those airports, Toronto Pearson International and Billy Bush Toronto City, are departure points for Toronto to San Juan flights. Most flights to San Juan from Toronto leave out of Toronto Pearson, but passengers should check booking before arriving at the airport.

Toronto Pearson International Airport

This is the busiest airport in Canada based on passenger traffic. Because so many people pass through this airport on a daily basis, it's important for international travellers to arrive at least three hours before departure time. Tourists should not worry about being too early as there's plenty to do and see once they are through security. Toronto Pearson International Airport has made a major effort to ease the stress of travel through displays of art. In Terminal 1 passengers find dinosaurs and changing exhibition spaces, and throughout the airport, they find permanently installed works of art.

Billy Bush Toronto City Airport

Also known as Toronto Island Airport, this is Canada's ninth busiest with 2.5 million passengers crossing through annually. The airport may be small, but there are plenty of amenities. Visitors can stop by the Aroma Espresso Bar for a pick-up snack before the flight or grab a sandwich or pastry on the go. The airport lounges also all offer free tea, coffee, and light snacks. Premium food options are available to buy. The airport also provides complimentary Wi-Fi to all travellers.

Terminal Information for San Juan

Once passengers have arrived at San Juan Airport, it's easy to catch a cab to anywhere they need to go. For a taxi to the cruise ship ports, it costs travellers between US$20 (CA$26.79) and $30 (CA$40.18). An employee at the airport taxi kiosk lets travellers know how much the trip costs up front. A 10 to 15 percent tip is customary. To get elsewhere in the city, passengers can grab a visitor or local taxi. The visitor taxis charge by the bag and the zone while local taxis use a meter. Buses are also available at terminal A and D. Some hotels pick up visitors by shuttle, and there are also cars available to rent.

What You Need to Know

Passengers on Toronto to San Juan flights don't have to worry about resetting their watches, as Toronto and San Juan are in the same time zone. Travellers should make sure to have a valid, unexpired passport as the flight from Toronto to San Juan is an international one. Be sure that the passport is valid through to the end of the vacation.

What to Expect in San Juan

For the drive into the city center of San Juan, tourists can take in the beautiful and colorful architecture of the colonial buildings. Visitors should also see the El Morro fort, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and take in the majesty of the Old San Juan harbour and the refurbished lighthouse.