Cheap Flights to Toronto (YYZ) from UK Airports

Toronto Cheapest Fares

The lowest fare found to Toronto (YYZ) was £491 with Air Transat and Business Class was £1075 with Air Transat. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Toronto obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Toronto in 2013 and 2014, please enter your requirements and click the search button above.

Useful Information about Toronto

Among Just the Flight users, Toronto is the twenty fifth most searched for destination.

February is generally the best month for bargain hunters with fares averaging £494

The cheapest price we have found was £328 departing the week of 11 Mar 2012 with prices averaging £445

The nearest airports to Toronto include Buffalo approximately 68 miles

We have found the cheapest prices are offered by Delta Airlines, Air Transat and KLM

Toronto's time zone is -5 hours difference from the UK

Passengers staying for 13 days and travelling on a Friday tend to find the best fares to Toronto

Toronto Lights up with the Calvacade of Lights

Toronto has long been served by scheduled flights from Air Canada and British Airways, but recently Air India introduced flights to Toronto and Qatar has expanded the number of its flights to this popular destination.

Toronto Special Events (TSE) was set up to promote and develop dynamic and innovative events and festivals that would not only enrich the lives of the local people, but also attract visitors from across the world to this popular destination.

The award-winning Cavalcade of Lights is just one of the events staged throughout the year in Toronto. The event is a spectacular four-decades-old Toronto tradition and takes place in November with the First Lighting Ceremony to mark the start of the holiday season. This is just the start of a month-long series of events which include live musical performances, ice skating at the famous outdoor rink, the lighting up of Toronto’s official giant Christmas tree, beautiful lights in more than a dozen of Toronto’s neighbourhoods and a fantastic display of fireworks in the Nathan Phillips Square. Many of the events are free and residents and visitors alike can listen to live music ranging from jazz and rock to gospel and soul, performed by some of the biggest names in Canadian music. Visitors can also take informative and entertaining bus tours of the neighbourhoods and tourist attractions and along the route expert guides recount stories about Toronto. Toronto has seen waves of immigration from Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean giving it a rich patchwork of unique neighbourhoods. Many of the hotels offer special packages during this festive period.