Cheap flights from Sarnia to Toronto Pearson International

Cheap Flights from Sarnia to Toronto

As the largest city on Lake Huron, there's plenty to do and see in Sarnia. But sometimes it's nice just to get away and explore Toronto. A three-hour car ride may seem doable until you factor in extra food and gas costs, construction and traffic, the kids, and the six-hour round-trip waste of your vacation time. Welcoming over 40 million visitors per year, the big city offers plenty of fun and attractions for the whole family--from stunning views from the CN Tower to the ultimate play day at Legoland. And Skyscanner can help you get there in a third of the time.

Arriving at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Visitors flying into Toronto from Sarnia land at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Located 22.5 km from downtown, YYZ serves over 44 million passengers via almost half a million flights annually. Canada's biggest and busiest airport represents 50+ airlines, but most flights from Sarnia rely on Air Canada. YYZ contains two active terminals (T1 and T3) which provide plenty of resting areas for weary travelers. However, for uninterrupted sleep, many local hotels offer free shuttle services for their guests.

Other amenities include free WIFI, interfaith ministry rooms, nail salon, a gym, museum exhibits, and plenty of shopping and concession options. Transportation options into town are plentiful. Bus and shuttle stops are accessed through both terminals. Pre-order tickets for an upscale ride into town via the UP Express train. Taxis can be hailed outside the terminals for a $60 ride to the city centre. Or head to level 1 of the parking garage to secure your own rental car.

Things to Do in Toronto

Climb the CN Tower and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Be sure to treat yourself to a magnificent meal at the revolving 360 Restaurant. Tour some of Toronto's free museums, including Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) and Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), or explore the Hockey Hall of Fame. Surprise the kids with a fun day at Ontario Science Center, Legoland, or the Toronto Zoo. Discover the secrets and hidden passages at Casa Loma, Toronto's real-life castle. Stroll Harbourfront Centre, soak up the sun at Sugar Beach or unwind at Toronto Music Garden. Kensington Market, St. Lawrence Market, and the Distillery District are musts for shopping enthusiasts. And Piccadilly Circus is the place to be for night owls.

Toronto Travel Tips

Toronto is one of the mildest places in Canada, but winter can still present a challenge to tourists. Bitter temperatures can cause outside or open-air activities to close, and inclement weather can lead to canceled flights. Summer temperatures and festivals galore make June through August peak tourist season. While Toronto is a friendly and relatively safe city, the Church-Yonge Corridor can be especially dangerous. Always consider traveling in pairs or groups, and never go into town at night alone. A little common sense goes a long way to ensuring a fun and unforgettable visit or vacation.