London Ontario, Canada Travel Guide
London, Ontario, has two main airport options for travelers, offering both local convenience and global connections.
YYZ has direct flights from numerous major global hubs, making it the most common entry point for international visitors to Ontario.
Summer: Higher prices and increased frequency. Winter: Some routes lower, sun destination flights increase.
Shoulder seasons (Spring/Autumn) often present a better return for flights, with fewer crowds.
YXU: Parking, car rental, taxi, limited dining. YYZ: Extensive shops, restaurants, lounges, on-site hotels.
Closest major crossings: Windsor/Detroit, Sarnia/Port Huron, Niagara Falls/Buffalo. Valid passport or approved travel documents are necessary.
VIA Rail Canada: London acts as a major stop on the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor, frequent service to Toronto and other cities.
Megabus and Rider Express offer intercity bus services connecting London to Toronto (including YYZ), Windsor, and other Ontario cities.
London's location in Southwestern Ontario makes it easily accessible by road or rail, especially from the United States and other parts of Canada.
Major highways connecting London to other cities, like Highway 401, are generally well-maintained. Winter conditions for driving (snow, ice) can be challenging.
Road conditions are generally good. Be aware of deer, especially at dawn and dusk on rural roads.
London, Ontario, is an inland city. Sea or river arrivals for intercity travel are not applicable.
No specific exit fees are charged upon leaving Canada by air, land, or sea. Airline tickets typically include various taxes and fees.
These facilities cater to departing travelers, offering comfort and services before your journey.
Verify flight, train, or bus schedule 24-TWO days before departure.
Factor in extra time for safety and check-in, especially at key airports.
Verify if there are any travel alerts or weather advisories that might impact your journey.
Ensure all necessary documents are not difficult to reach and up-to-date for a smooth departure.
Properly secure your belongings and be prepared for airport or station procedures.
Declare any goods purchased abroad.
Prepare laptops and tablets for security screening.
Have neck pillow, earplugs accessible for travel.
Confirm your flight, train, or bus schedule 24-48 hours before departure. This helps you stay informed of any changes or delays.
