Take a flight to Trinidad and Tobago

Booking flights to Trinidad and Tobago means setting your course for a twin-island paradise. Trinidad and Tobago is a place where vibrant nightlife, laidback beach culture, and the majesty of the natural world combine to captivating effect.

When to book flights to Trinidad and Tobago?

Tourists love to fly to Trinidad and Tobago between January and May, when the weather is warm and dry. This is a great time to escape the chilly Canadian winter for the comfortable climes of Trinidad and Tobago. You can explore the city sights of Port of Spain or the natural wonders of Chaguaramas.

The rainy season in Trinidad and Tobago runs from June to December—and despite the showers, it’s still a great time to visit the twin islands. Pack an umbrella and an outer layer and take advantage of travel deals and cheap flights to Trinidad and Tobago. With a little preparation, you can enjoy an unforgettable trip for a great price.

How to find cheap flights to Trinidad and Tobago?

Compare airlines and travel dates and find cheap tickets from CA $114* to Trinidad and Tobago with the powerful search engine from Expedia. Flexibility is your friend: if you look beyond the tourist season, you may well find some of the cheapest flights to Trinidad and Tobago in 2026.

Flights to Trinidad and Tobago from Canada

Flights to Trinidad and Tobago from Canada are available direct from Toronto and with stopovers from other cities like Montreal and Vancouver. Use Expedia to search for connections from other Canadian cities.

• Flights from Toronto to Port of Spain – from 5 hours 40 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Montreal to Port of Spain – from 13 hours 30 minutes (1 stop)
• Flights from Vancouver to Port of Spain – from 11 hours 50 minutes (1 stop)

Main airports in Trinidad and Tobago

The main air transit hub in Trinidad and Tobago is Piarco International Airport, around 25 km southeast of Port of Spain on Trinidad. This is where flights to Trinidad and Tobago from Canada usually land. Tobago has its own international airport, ANR Robinson International Airport, with direct flights mainly landing from Europe.

What airlines fly to Trinidad and Tobago?

Several major airlines fly to Trinidad and Tobago from Canada. Airlines that fly to Trinidad and Tobago include domestic airlines from Canada and Trinidad and Tobago and other international airlines.

• United
• Caribbean Airlines
• American Airlines
• Air Canada

How to get around in Trinidad and Tobago

Once you’ve arrived, a great way to travel is to get Trinidad and Tobago plane tickets between the twin islands. Short commuter flights lasting around 20 minutes travel regularly all day, bringing tourists and residents between the 2 locations with ease.

Using Expedia to book your Trinidad and Tobago flights allows you to find some of the cheapest flights to Trinidad and Tobago and arrange your own onward air travel within Trinidad and Tobago. Ferries are another option for those with their sea legs.

On land, the best way to get around Trinidad and Tobago is by road. Take a taxi or public bus or rent a car for extra freedom on the move—your Canadian driving licence should be valid for travel within Trinidad and Tobago.

Must-see attractions in Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago combines buzzing city life with beautiful Caribbean landscapes. Fly to Trinidad and Tobago and head to downtown Port of Spain for cultural highlights like the fabulous National Museum and Art Gallery and leafy green spaces like Queen’s Park Savanah. On Tobago, visit lovely laid-back Crown Point to explore beautiful bays, sandy beaches and delicious local cuisine at welcoming restaurants.

Tips for travelling in Trinidad and Tobago

• While hurricane season runs from June to November, Trinidad and Tobago lies outside the hurricane belt, so it’s less likely to be affected by temperamental weather conditions. That means you can search Expedia for great deals on Trinidad and Tobago cheap flights and enjoy peace of mind.
• They may form one nation – but the twin islands that give Trinidad and Tobago its name each have their own fairly distinctive character. Trinidad is the more buzzing of the 2, with Tobago being a more laid-back destination for travellers looking to get away from it all.
• Check out the local music scene. Trinidad and Tobago is a hot spot for some of the most iconic music genres associated with the Caribbean, such as calypso and soca.

*Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.