You don’t need Irish luck to get a deal this good.
This spring, flights from Vancouver to Dublin, Ireland, were hundreds of dollars less than the average flight price for a given date.
Three hours from Ireland’s capital, Dublin, the beautiful Cliffs of Moher are Ireland’s most visited tourist attraction. These spectacular cliffs soar an incredible 702 feet at their highest point just north of O’Brien Tower. The majestic rock walls are an awe-inspiring sight, and many people spend half their day admiring them in all their rugged glory.
According to Google Flights, flights from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to Dublin Airport (DUB) typically cost between $1,550 and $2,950.
But some flights to the Emerald Isle departing this spring cost about half that.
Travelers who only want to book a one-way ticket to Ireland’s capital can get a round-trip ticket for less than $400, which includes two stopovers (but both (in Canada).
Some WestJet itineraries in May cost just over $350 with two stops. Departing YVR on Monday, May 6th, with stops in Kelowna and Calgary before arriving in Dublin, the cost is $357 including all taxes (second slide shows departure and stop times). ).
To take advantage of this deal, you must book your ticket through third-party supplier BudgetAir.
Vancouver to Dublin (Ireland) round trip flight
Round-trip travel from Vancouver to Dublin is great value for travelers who don’t plan on exploring other parts of the UK or Europe. Some options will be about half the average price from his April.
For example, a flight departing from Vancouver on April 14th would make one stop in Toronto before arriving in Dublin, then one stop in Calgary on the return trip to Vancouver, and would cost $672 including all taxes (3rd The slide below shows the breakdown of stopover points).
To get this deal, travelers need to book one ticket on Adam Vacations for $412 and another on Vayama for around $260 (for the return trip from Dublin, the price is in pounds indicated by).
If you booked this itinerary directly with WestJet, you’d pay over $900 (or closer to $300) including tax.