Find Cheap Flights to Canada and Book Your Air Tickets at the Best Price

Peruvian citizens need a visitor visa (or an Electronic Travel Authorization - eTA, if they meet certain criteria) to enter Canada. Make sure to start the application process well in advance, as it can take time. In addition to your valid passport, carry copies of your flight itinerary, proof of sufficient funds for your stay, and details of your accommodation. Always check the official Canadian government website before buying your cheap air tickets to Canada to confirm the latest requirements.

Major Canadian cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal have excellent public transportation systems, including subways, buses, and streetcars. In Toronto, the TTC is efficient, and in Montreal, the metro is easy to use. For long-distance travel, consider trains (Via Rail) or intercity buses. Upon arriving with your cheap flights to Canada, major airports offer direct train or bus services to the city center. If you plan to explore more remote areas, renting a car is necessary, but remember that distances are vast and road conditions vary by season. Extra caution is required in winter.

Canada offers a wide range of accommodation options, from luxury hotels and international chains to budget hostels and vacation rentals. In large cities, book in advance, especially if traveling during high season (summer or winter in ski areas), to get better prices. In rural areas, look for 'bed and breakfasts' or cabins for a more local experience. Prices may be higher than in Peru, so plan your budget carefully. If you are looking to save, consider staying outside the central districts, as good public transport makes it easy to access tourist attractions.

Canada is a very safe country, but it is always prudent to take basic precautions, such as watching your belongings in crowded tourist areas. Canadian culture is known for being polite and multicultural; punctuality is valued. It is customary to tip (between 15% and 20%) in restaurants, bars, and taxis, as it is an important part of staff wages. Remember that Canada has two official languages, English and French, although the majority of the population speaks English. In Quebec, French is predominant. A good tip is to try exploring less touristy neighborhoods; for example, in Toronto, visit Kensington Market or in Montreal, the Plateau Mont-Royal, to feel the true pulse of the city.

The official currency is the Canadian dollar (CAD). Credit cards are widely accepted. The climate varies drastically: summers are warm, but winters are extremely cold, especially in the interior provinces. Pack layered clothing, regardless of the time of year. If traveling in winter, waterproof boots, heavy coats, hats, and gloves are essential. If traveling in summer, bring light clothing, but always include a sweater or jacket for cool evenings. Don't forget a Type A/B power adapter (two or three flat pins). A tip from TICKETS.PE: for a spectacular photo, visit Lake Louise in Alberta at sunrise; the reflection of the mountains in the turquoise water is unforgettable.