Cheap flights to Prince Edward Island

The durations of flights to Prince Edward Island, Canada, and Charlottetown Airport (YYG) can be a bit different depending on where you plan on leaving from in Australia. If you depart from Melbourne (MEL), you should plan on a travel time of about 39h 35min, and if you are leaving from Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) will take around 27h 30min. If you depart from Brisbane (BNE), you should expect a trip time of roughly 46h 15min.

While it can be disheartening to learn that there are no direct flights from anywhere in Australia to Prince Edward Island, there are still some appealing Prince Edward Island flight deals that you can hop aboard, to get you there in no time. One example of the cheap flights to Prince Edward Island, Canada, is a two-stop flight from Sydney Kingsford Smith, which has layovers at Los Angeles (LAX) and Toronto Pearson International (YYZ); there is also a two-stop service from Melbourne, which has layovers at Abu Dhabi International (AUH) and Toronto Pearson International. If you are travelling from Brisbane, there is a three-stop service, which has layovers at Singapore Changi (SIN), London Heathrow (LHR) and Toronto Pearson International.

As you can imagine, since this is an island province in Canada, travelling by water is a very popular form of transportation here. Both fairies and sailboats here can take you to other cities on Prince Edward Island, plus they can ferry you across to other provinces in Canada, such as Quebec. Another popular choice for travel here is to rent a car when you arrive at the airport, but bear in mind that during the winter months, roads can be snowy and icy, so take this into account when you choose your vehicle. If you are travelling between some of the larger towns on Prince Edward Island, such as making a trip between Charlottetown and Summerside, there is bus service available. When you combine the Charlottetown and Amherst bus lines, you can make the trip between these two cities in about 2h 30min for a fare of about C$ 28 (A$ 30).

By far one of the most popular destinations in this part of the world is Prince Edward Island National Park, which not only contains a long, white sand beach but also has a number of trails that make for great hikes; plus this is also a great spot for picnics and camping. West Point Lighthouse Museum is a piece of architecture that dates back to the 19th century, and inside this lighthouse, you'll find a number of exhibits that highlight the history of not only the building but the surrounding area. If you have brought your kids along on your trip to Prince Edward Island, a nice spot to visit is Shining Waters Family Fun Park, where the whole family can enjoy an afternoon riding on amusement park rides and waterslides.

If you are an Australian citizen that is planning on making a trip to Prince Edward Island in Canada, you will need a valid passport to visit the country. There is no requirement to have a visa when you travel to Canada, but you must have a travel authorisation to enter the country. The cost for this travel authorisation is only about C$ 7 (A$ 7.50), and you can obtain this travel authorisation through the website of the Canadian government. If you do, in fact, already have a visa to travel to Canada, you are exempt from obtaining the travel authorisation.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Prince Edward Island on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Air Canada is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Prince Edward Island.

Yes. Those touching down at Charlottetown can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Charlottetown has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Sherwood Inn and Motel Charlottetown is the closest property to Charlottetown (0.0 km away from Charlottetown).