Cheap flights from Dublin to Montreal

Cheap Flights from Dublin to Montreal

Airlines That Fly From Dublin to Montreal

Canadians can fly non-stop to Montreal's Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport (YUL) from Dublin Airport (DUB) through Air Transat, with flights typically leaving once per day. For a more flexible departure time, consider flying with Air Canada, British Airways, Air France, Aer Lingus, or Lufthansa instead. With so many options to choose from, Skyscanner's free search tools will help you find the best deal possible!

Departing from Dublin Airport

To reach the airport from Dublin's city center, take a taxi directly from your hotel or hop on one of the many bus and coach services located all over the city. Dublin airport offers free Wi-Fi, premium lounges, shops, restaurants, and plenty of comfortable seating and charging stations to help you pass the time while you wait for your flight. Remember to exchange your foreign currency for Canadian dollars before heading back to Canada!

Arriving in Montreal

After landing at Pierre Elliot Trudeau Airport in Montreal, follow the signs to collect your baggage and make your way through Canadian customs. Ensure you've filled out your declaration card (provided in the airplane) correctly to avoid any delays in processing. You can reach the city by renting a car or taking a taxi directly to your hotel. You can also take the 24-hour 747 bus line directly from the arrivals level to reach downtown Montreal in less than an hour. It will drop you off right beside a metro station, offering easy access to the rest of the city.

Practical Information

Plan on arriving at the airport at least 3 hours before your international flight to give yourself enough time to make it through security and to your gate. As this is a long haul flight, make sure you've brought something comfortable to relax in during the flight as well as some reading material, if you need it.

What to Expect in Montreal

For some, a trip to Montreal is like a mini European getaway without the jet-lag. Full of authentic French-Canadian flair, this vibrant city showcases a unique blend of English and French influences. A vibrant city with an extremely active art scene, Montreal draws tourists from across Canada and around the world. With more restaurants and cafes per capita than any other Canadian city, Montreal is the undisputed champion of Canadian cuisine. Grab some poutine and take a stroll through Mount Royal park or along the banks of the beautiful St. Lawrence river, or take a spa day in one of Old Montreal's luxurious hotels. For even more ideas about what to do in Montreal, check out our travel guide!