Cheap Flights from Mississauga to Ontario

Prepare yourself for an amazing travel experience from Mississauga to Ontario with the most affordable prices. Whether you are planning to travel through Ontario and discover all the Provincial Parks, or planning a trip to downtown some city in this place, cheap flights are a perfect opportunity for those who love traveling and need comfort at the same time. Be sure to make your trip easy with affordable charges and quality services provided without much fuss. Whether your preferred choice of flying is a direct one or a connecting flight, traveling to your dream destination in Ontario becomes easy. Don't wait any longer and book cheap flights from Mississauga to Ontario using Faresmatch and make your travel dreams come true!

Explore Ontario in Three days

To explore Ontario on a budget don't wait for last minute flights. Book and plan your holidays using this short tour plan of Ontario through Faresmatch.

Day 1:

After having your breakfast, take a walk to the Casa Loma. At the mystery scene, you'll be able to check out the museum as well as enjoy a meal at the Liberty Caffé restaurant. Ripley's Aquarium of the World is another splendid place to visit in the afternoon to explore new aquatic fishing species. Be sure to visit Harbourfront Centre during sunset or in the evening. This will take you straight to Lakeshore where one can take an evening walk along Lake Ontario.

Day 2:

Go on a Niagara Falls tour during the morning. Niagara Falls and the region are filled with things to do in numerous activities. Some of these are the Niagara Cruises, boat tour, taking a look at Niagara Whirlpool, wine tasting, and visiting the world's smallest chapel among others. Spend the evening along King West, have dinner, and take a walk around to look at the area at night.

Day 3:

Start the First Part of Your Day at Kensington Market. When you are in Kensington Market, you should have breakfast and have a cup of coffee in Nu Bügel. Visit the AGO after going through Kensington Market. It is recommended that one spend the Noon exploring Chinatown. Have dinner fifty stories high and take in the best Toronto vistas with Dinner In the Sky.

When to plan your visit to Ontario

Summer is the driest and the most popular season in Ontario favoured by the lake country, the wine country, and Niagara Falls district. October is at the top of the foliage season and many come for a weekend drive in the Ontario countryside. There is favorable traveling time in Ontario during late spring, from May to early June. While you must be ready for bad weather, it is still not very crowded, with fewer tourists and moderate pricing during the shoulder months for the accommodations.

Places to Visit in Ontario

1. Agawa Canyon: Today, Agawa Canyon is a hidden gem, still not reachable without a one-day train tour from Sault Ste. Marie. Travelers have an opportunity to tour some easy paths leading to a panoramic view of the steep, wooded Agawa River valley and waterfalls.
2. Lady Evelyn River: The Lady Evelyn River flows right through the center of the massive Temagami area in Northeastern Ontario.
3. Woodland Caribou Provincial Park: The Woodland Caribou provides the canoe trippers and the hard-core anglers, with several hundred Km of well-mapped back-country routes, idyllic campsites, walleye, Northern pike, and lake trout fishing.

FAQs

Is it possible to book a hotel or a car along with the flight through Faresmatch?

Yes, you can book both flights and hotel at a certain package deal through our website.

Can I find a non-stop flight to Ontario from Mississauga?

Currently, there is no airport in Mississauga, but flights take off from Toronto Pearson International Airport, which is actually in Mississauga.

Can I search for Flights for a range of dates at Faresmatch?

Of course, there is a flexibility option called the date option, whereby you get an option for other cheaper flights on different dates.

Do you have national parks in Ontario?

Yes, within Ontario we have national parks such as Bruce Peninsula National Park, Point Pelee National Park, and Georgian Bay Island National Park.

Where are some of the most commonly hiked locations in Ontario?

Hiking destinations are considered to be the Bruce Trail, the Algonquin Park, and the Killarney Provincial Park.