Fly from
Budget
C$ 463 - C$ 752
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
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Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 4/9
1 stop7h 50m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Tue 17/9
1 stop20h 20m
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
YYZ - MGA
YYZMGA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Sun 1/9
1 stop7h 50m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Wed 25/9
1 stop7h 40m
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
YYZ - MGA
YYZMGA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 4/9
1 stop12h 41m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Mon 16/9
1 stop10h 22m
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
YYZ - MGA
YYZMGA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 4/9
2 stops17h 13m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Tue 17/9
2 stops18h 28m
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
YYZ - MGA
YYZMGA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Sun 27/10
1 stop30h 18m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Fri 1/11
2 stops16h 13m
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
YYZ - MGA
YYZMGA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Tue 4/6
1 stop27h 29m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Fri 14/6
1 stop9h 10m
Toronto Pearson IntlManagua Augusto C Sandino
YYZ - MGA
YYZMGA
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 4/9
1 stop29h 19m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Sun 22/9
1 stop19h 24m
Currently, June is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Nicaragua (average of C$ 447). Flying to Nicaragua in December will prove the most costly (average of C$ 762). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
C$ 826
February
C$ 786
March
C$ 852
April
C$ 627
May
C$ 737
June
C$ 609
July
C$ 888
August
C$ 747
September
C$ 786
October
C$ 745
November
C$ 935
December
C$ 1,038
Boarding
Food
Crew
Comfort
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Boarding
Food
Crew
Comfort
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Boarding
Food
Crew
Comfort
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Boarding
Food
Crew
Comfort
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Boarding
Food
Crew
Comfort
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Boarding
Food
Crew
Comfort
Entertainment
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
After enduring a protracted and violent civil war, Nicaragua has rebounded and become so stable that the tourism industry has grown 300 per cent since 2004. Whether it’s the allure of pristine beaches on the Caribbean and Pacific coasts, the booming business of ecotourism or the good times to be had in the major cities of Granada and Leon and the Nicaraguan capital of Managua, tourists are finding their way here in droves. Oh, and it doesn’t hurt that everything in Nicaragua is cheap, and every dollar spent goes a long way.
Nicaragua is a country rich in culture; like most nations in Central and South America, Nicaragua’s history and society is defined by the intersection of Spanish and English colonialism with native cultures. Book a cheap flight to Nicaragua and find out for yourself all that this vibrant nation has to offer, from diverse geography, music, religion, folklore, and food.
The climate is tropical, with a rainy season from May to October.
Bus travel is the best way to get around Nicaragua. Repurposed, old-fashioned, yellow (though often repainted) American school buses transport the country’s people from town to town and city to city. The buses are jam packed – your luggage will be strapped to the roof – and an amazing way to become instantly immersed in Nicaraguan culture. Just as in most developing nations, there are also refitted vans, or ‘microbuses,’ that cram as many as 15 people into a vehicle originally meant to carry eight and transport them cheaply from point to point in big cities. Taxis are also available in cities and the prices should be negotiated.