Canada: One-way Westjet Flights to Halifax for €95 from Dublin (€166 with Luggage)

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The Canadian airline Westjet currently has a very interesting offer. Departing from the Irish capital Dublin, you can secure one-way flights to Halifax for merely €95. The city in eastern Canada is also the capital of the province of Nova Scotia and is known, among other things, for its maritime history. This price is available in September 2024.

Tickets in premium economy (with 2-2 seating and 2 pieces of checked baggage) are available from €351.

Info

A change or cancellation of the ticket is generally not possible in the UltraBasic fare.

Through our booking form, you can quickly and easily find the cheapest flights on your desired dates and then be directed with one click to Skyscanner or Westjet. We have marked all available dates in the calendar below in green:

The flight to Halifax is operated nonstop on a Boeing 737MAX8. In economy class, you will find a total of 162 seats in the usual 3-3 configuration. The seat pitch in the standard seats is 76 centimeters. For an additional fee, you can also book seats with more legroom at the emergency exit. You can charge your electronic devices during the flight thanks to a power outlet or via USB-A. The flight duration between Dublin and Halifax is 6 hours.

Included is only hand luggage (53x23x38 centimeters) and a personal item. If you need checked baggage, you can add it separately for €51 during the booking process on Westjet’s website. This option is significantly cheaper than choosing one of the more expensive fares that include luggage.

Search & Book

Unfortunately, the fare rules do not indicate how long this offer will be bookable. This price is only available in September 2024.

You can quickly and easily find suitable dates using Google Flights (instructions). You can then get the cheapest price on Skyscanner. If, however, you intend to travel with checked luggage, booking directly on Westjet’s website is the better option.

Miles & Points

Tickets are issued in booking class A. However, please note that you cannot earn miles in the cheapest fare, UltraBasic.

Destination

Information & Tips for Halifax

Halifax, the capital city of Nova Scotia, Canada, is a vibrant coastal city known for its rich maritime history, lively cultural scene, and stunning natural beauty. Here’s a brief overview for travelers planning a visit:

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Halifax is during the late spring to early fall, from May to October. During these months, the weather is mild, and many festivals and outdoor activities take place.

Sightseeing

Halifax offers a mix of historical, cultural, and natural attractions. The waterfront boardwalk is a must-visit, stretching along the harbor and lined with shops, restaurants, and attractions such as the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which houses exhibits on the Titanic and the city’s maritime history.

Cultural Scene

Halifax boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene. The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia features a wide array of works, including pieces by local artists.

Cuisine

Halifax is known for its seafood, particularly lobster and scallops. Don’t miss trying a lobster roll or fresh oysters at one of the city’s many seafood restaurants.

Outdoor Activities

The surrounding natural beauty of Halifax provides numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. Point Pleasant Park and the Halifax Public Gardens are ideal for leisurely strolls.

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Information & Tips for Canada

The North American country of Canada is the second largest country in the world in terms of surface area. In Canada, English and French are the official languages. Tourists visit Canada because of its many natural attractions and large cities, and the flight prices vary between the east and west coasts. Flights to the east coast e.g. to Toronto or Montreal regularly cost less than 400€. For flights to the west coast, e.g. to Vancouver or Calgary, prices are closer to 400€ – 600€. Other destinations are mostly only reachable with an additional domestic flight. Just like in the USA, most airlines now only offer cheap fares that do not include checked baggage. For checked baggage you should budget an additional 50€ per direction.

Best Time to Travel

Canada is a huge country with many varying climate conditions, but it is safe to say that the winters (November to March) are very cold and snowy in most regions. Summers are relatively mild and partly rainy.

Immigration & Visa Requirements

Most EU citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 6 months. However, an electronic travel waiver (eTA) must be applied for, similar to the ESTA required for entry into the USA. This costs CA$7 (~€5) and is valid for up to 5 years.

Currency

Canada’s national currency is the Canadian Dollar (CAD). One euro is approximately CA$1.50. Many credit cards may charge a foreign currency fee of up to 2% to pay in CAD.

Transfer from Canada to the USA

Canada is located north of the USA and is the only other country apart from Mexico that shares a border with it (2 borders, actually: Alaska borders Canada in the southeast!) At many airports in Canada US immigration is already done before departure, so you arrive in the USA as a “domestic” passenger in the domestic terminal which can potentially save you lots of time since you do not have to stand in line at customs upon arriving. By land the same entry formalities take place as at the airport or by train at the station in Canada. Most EU citizens don’t need a visa and can instead make use of the digital ESTA procedure.

Finding the Best eSIM Plan

We’ve compared various eSIM providers, such as Airalo and Maya Mobile. To see which plan is best for your travel needs, and which network offers the best coverage, feel free to read our detailed guide:

The Best eSIM Plans for Canada 🇨🇦 Compared

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