Skip the queue at the taxi rank and book something bigger. WestJet has one-way fares from Dublin to Toronto from €115, one stop, for travel in August.
✈️ The Deal
- From: Dublin, Ireland
- To: Toronto, Canada
- Airline: WestJet
- Stops: 1 stop
- Price: €115 one way
- When: August
Example dates:
26/08/2026
27/08/2026
💰 How far does your money go?
A pint in Dublin now sets you back around €6.50. In Toronto, a domestic draught runs about C$7, roughly €4.70, and a peameal bacon sandwich from St. Lawrence Market is C$11, about €7.40. A full meal at a casual spot lands around C$20, under €14, less than a takeaway curry back home.
☀️ The Weather
Toronto in August sits comfortably in summer, with highs around 25°C and lows near 18°C. Expect long, warm days with only a handful of rainy ones across the month. It is the kind of heat that makes the Toronto Islands' beaches and lakefront trails genuinely worth using.
🏨 Where to Stay
Three options depending on how much of the trip you want to spend on the room.
Chelsea Hotel, Toronto · 8.1/10 · From €95/night A big, no-frills downtown hotel, walking distance to the Eaton Centre and Yonge-Dundas Square.
Delta Hotels Toronto · 8.6/10 · From €150/night Central, modern rooms with an indoor pool, right across from Nathan Phillips Square.
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto · 9.2/10 · From €305/night Downtown, overlooking Lake Ontario, for the trip you don't want to end.
🎯 What to Do
Toronto runs on lake, skyline and a genuinely global food scene.
Ferry out to the Toronto Islands: Beaches, bike paths and the best skyline view of the CN Tower you'll get.
Go up the CN Tower: Glass floor, 360 views, and on a clear day you can see across Lake Ontario into the US.
Browse St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District: Two centuries of vendors, then cobbled Victorian streets full of cafes and galleries.
Catch the Canadian National Exhibition: Runs mid-August to Labour Day, carnival food, rides and an air show, a proper Toronto tradition since 1879.
🗺️ Where to Go From Here
Toronto is a launchpad, not a final stop.
Niagara Falls: About an hour and a half by car or bus, boat tours right up to the base of the falls.
Montreal: A five and a half hour drive or under an hour by flight, old-world streets and a proper food scene.
Quebec City: A short hop from Montreal, fortified old town that only needs a day to walk end to end.
Ottawa: Around four and a half hours by car, Parliament Hill and museums along the canal.
€115 one way to Toronto doesn't stay at that price for long. Get your dates in before WestJet pushes the fare back up.
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