Currently, February is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to St. John's (average of C$ 261). Flying to St. John's in July will prove the most costly (average of C$ 387). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
C$ 398
February
C$ 358
March
C$ 381
April
C$ 404
May
C$ 360
June
C$ 391
July
C$ 530
August
C$ 504
September
C$ 414
October
C$ 404
November
C$ 396
December
C$ 459
YYT Temperature | -5 - 16 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to St. John's, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 16.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of February, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around -5.0 C).
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It’s a discount flight so you have to expect to be crammed in. Then there is the food strike at a supplier we were all warned of and they were good with snacks. The attendants were great. I’ll fly them a hand I recommend them, for what they are.
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It’s a discount flight so you have to expect to be crammed in. Then there is the food strike at a supplier we were all warned of and they were good with snacks. The attendants were great. I’ll fly them a hand I recommend them, for what they are.
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It’s a discount flight so you have to expect to be crammed in. Then there is the food strike at a supplier we were all warned of and they were good with snacks. The attendants were great. I’ll fly them a hand I recommend them, for what they are.
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It’s a discount flight so you have to expect to be crammed in. Then there is the food strike at a supplier we were all warned of and they were good with snacks. The attendants were great. I’ll fly them a hand I recommend them, for what they are.
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It’s a discount flight so you have to expect to be crammed in. Then there is the food strike at a supplier we were all warned of and they were good with snacks. The attendants were great. I’ll fly them a hand I recommend them, for what they are.
St. John was obviously a popular chap in these parts as evidenced by the fact that two cities in Atlantic Canada bear his name. This is St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, as opposed to the St. John that can be found in New Brunswick.
Located on the eastern tip of the Avalon Peninsula, St. John’s is the easternmost point of North America and is also the oldest town founded by the English on the continent. It is perched on the steep slopes of the harbour and features multi-coloured row houses lining the local streets in a manner that some have suggested is reminiscent of San Francisco.
However, this is a million miles (or 1.6 million km) from California and not just in terms of the climate. Newfoundland in general and St. John’s in particular retains its historical standing as the centre of the local English colony but also revels in its small-town appeal. It is no surprise then that many visitors arriving on cheap flights to St. John’s choose to use the city as a base while getting to know the surrounding area including the Witness Bay Ecological Reserve and Cape Spear.
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Regardless of the time of year, sunseekers do not generally have cheap flights to St. John’s at the top of their lists. However, the local climate is far from extreme and although the winter high is just below freezing at -1 degree Celsius, the summer sees temperatures rise to a comfortable 20 degrees Celsius.The St. John’s climate is also known for a few outstanding characteristics within Canada, making it the cloudiest, foggiest, windiest, snowiest and wettest city in the country. It is also considerably warmer than much of the country, regardless of the time of year.
By car: Depending on one’s point of view, St. John’s is the start or finish of the Trans-Canada Highway with the other end in Victoria, British Columbia so it can serve as a starting point for a very long journey. Local roads, albeit smaller, are well maintained and getting around St. John’s is a relatively straightforward affair. Renting a car is likewise easy and can be done at the airport or in the city.
By foot: While the weather may suggest a different approach, walking is encouraged in St. John’s, where a walking network has been developed to match any in Canada. It is called the Grand Concourse or a series of walkways connecting parks, rivers, ponds and lakes throughout St John’s and nearby towns of Mount Pearl and Paradise – more than 100km in total.
By bus: Metrobus operates the local bus network which is made up of 18 local routes which cover all of the attractions in St. John’s.