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Cheap flights to Victoria
Round trips from $89 per traveler, taxes and fees included. Compare fares from every US city, see which airlines fly nonstop, and pick the cheapest month to travel.
Destination guide
Victoria: Canada's mildest city, on the tip of Vancouver Island
Victoria has the gentlest climate in Canada, a harbour you can walk around in an afternoon, and some of the best whale watching on the Pacific coast. It is a 30-minute flight or a 90-minute ferry from Vancouver.
- The Inner Harbour
- The Butchart Gardens
- Whale watching
- Beacon Hill Park and Dallas Road
Popular routes to Victoria
Lowest round-trip fares we found over the next three months, per traveler with taxes and fees. Select a route for airlines, flight times and fares by month.
- Vancouver to VictoriaYVR → YYJfrom $89
- Toronto to VictoriaYYZ → YYJfrom $215
- Calgary to VictoriaYYC → YYJfrom $89
- Edmonton to VictoriaYEG → YYJfrom $117
- Seattle to VictoriaSEA → YYJfrom $89
- San Francisco to VictoriaSFO → YYJfrom $135
- Las Vegas to VictoriaLAS → YYJfrom $100
- Phoenix to VictoriaPHX → YYJfrom $152
Airports in Victoria
Airlines flying to Victoria
Carriers with nonstop service on the routes above.
Flying to Victoria: common questions
Which airport should I fly into for Victoria?
Victoria International Airport (YYJ) is the airport for Victoria. Every fare we show for Victoria lands there.
Which airlines fly to Victoria?
WestJet, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines and others fly nonstop to Victoria from major US cities, with more airlines offering one-stop itineraries. Route pages list the airlines for each departure city.
How much are flights to Victoria?
Over the next three months, the lowest round-trip fare we track to Victoria is $89 per traveler including taxes and fees. Fares vary by departure city, day of week and how far ahead you book — see each route page for the cheapest month.
When is the best time to visit Victoria?
June to September for the driest, warmest weather and peak whale watching. Spring comes early — the city counts its flower blossoms in February while the rest of Canada is frozen. Winter is mild and wet rather than cold, and rates drop sharply.