Popular in | August |
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Cheapest in | January |
Average price | C$ 651 |
Round-trip from | C$ 339 |
One-way from | C$ 185 |
Fly from
Budget
C$ 332 - C$ 752
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Toronto Pearson IntlRaleigh-Durham
YYZ - RDU
YYZRDU
Toronto Pearson Intl
Thu 15/6
1 stop10h 21m
Raleigh-Durham
Sat 17/6
1 stop9h 54m
Toronto Pearson IntlCharlotte Douglas
YYZ - CLT
YYZCLT
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 23/8
1 stop7h 30m
Charlotte Douglas
Tue 29/8
1 stop9h 37m
Toronto Pearson IntlCharlotte Douglas
YYZ - CLT
YYZCLT
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 23/8
1 stop7h 30m
Charlotte Douglas
Tue 29/8
1 stop9h 37m
Toronto Pearson IntlCharlotte Douglas
YYZ - CLT
YYZCLT
Toronto Pearson Intl
Thu 15/6
1 stop8h 19m
Charlotte Douglas
Thu 22/6
1 stop7h 35m
Toronto Pearson IntlGreensboro/H. Point
YYZ - GSO
YYZGSO
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 14/6
1 stop14h 37m
Greensboro/H. Point
Tue 20/6
1 stop4h 27m
Toronto Pearson IntlAsheville Regional
YYZ - AVL
YYZAVL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Thu 29/6
1 stop4h 41m
Asheville Regional
Tue 4/7
1 stop20h 44m
Toronto IslandRaleigh-Durham
YTZ - RDU
YTZRDU
Toronto Island
Wed 16/8
1 stop7h 16m
Raleigh-Durham
Tue 22/8
1 stop15h 19m
Toronto Pearson IntlWilmington New Hanover County
YYZ - ILM
YYZILM
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 6/10
2 stops17h 29m
Wilmington New Hanover County
Mon 9/10
2 stops29h 18m
Toronto Pearson IntlWilmington New Hanover County
YYZ - ILM
YYZILM
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 6/10
2 stops17h 14m
Wilmington New Hanover County
Tue 10/10
2 stops17h 23m
January
C$ 499
February
C$ 640
March
C$ 627
April
C$ 670
May
C$ 692
June
C$ 685
July
C$ 711
August
C$ 750
September
C$ 716
October
C$ 672
November
C$ 604
December
C$ 570
Currently, the cheapest month for flights to North Carolina is January. The most expensive month for flights is August. The cheapest prices are shown above but prices will vary according to departure times, airlines, class and how early you book.
YTO - CLT Price | C$ 499 - C$ 872 |
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CLT Temperature | 5 - 26 °C |
CLT Rainfall | 76 - 107 mm |
Most visitors book flights to North Carolina to visit the state where flying first took off. The Wright Brothers powered the first flight in 1903 at Kill Devil Hill near Kitty Hawk. Today, visitors can pay homage to the first man-powered flight at the Wright Memorial at Kitty Hawk.
The southern state offers a wealth of attractions and activities from the beaches at the Outer Banks, overnight camp trips in the Great Smoky Mountains, or some shopping in one of North Carolina’s major shopping districts. To date, North Carolina produces the largest amount of furniture in the US.
Annually, North Carolina sees more than $1 billion from visitors booking North Carolina flights and hotel accommodations. Travellers to North Carolina take part in everything from golfing, skiing, fishing and of course, some serious shopping, keeping people coming back for more.
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North Carolina’s climate on the southern coast can be in the mid-teens in January, with summer temperatures cooled to the low 20s by ocean breezes. The Piedmont gets very hot and humid with temperatures in the 30s. Peak hurricane season is from August all the way to October. Spring and autumn are great times to visit.
Catching an internal flight is a quick and cheap way to get around the state. Trains serve the major inland cities, and there is frequent bus service in the Piedmont (the central part of the state). Ferries along the coast connect some of the coastal town.
The shoreline and mountains in the west are best explored by car, especially the Blue Ridge Parkway through the mountains. The highways tend to be well maintained and some have rest areas with picnic and cooking facilities.
North Carolina’s cities and towns including the Charlotte Uptown area and the downtown areas of the Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill) are best explored on foot. The towns also have convenient and inexpensive public transportation.